Web design and marketing that grows Oslo businesses.

An Oslo business can launch a site of up to five pages from NOK 4,250 or an online store from NOK 8,500. Most bespoke sites of 6 to 15 pages cost NOK 7,500 to NOK 9,500, and a Norwegian and English build is priced openly in the calculator. The written proposal fixes the total in Norwegian kroner before work begins, and it only changes if the brief does.

Yes. Oslo has 34,097 jobs in software and IT consultancy, so your buyers know what a good product site looks like. We build pages around the jobs your users need done, pricing that is easy to compare, a demo or trial route that is tracked from first click, and help pages that can rank on their own.

Most Oslo firms need both. Customers, public buyers and most search traffic are Norwegian, while investors, partners and new hires often read English first. We decide page by page which content needs both versions, set up hreflang so Google shows each visitor the right one, and keep the two in step after launch.

By being specific. More than seven in ten Oslo establishments have no employees, so many rivals describe themselves in the same broad terms. We find what your competitors leave out, whether that is a clear price range, a named specialist or a typical timeline, and put it on the first screen.

Yes. Oslo has 3,418 food and drink establishments, and diners compare them on a phone in seconds. We build a fast menu in Norwegian and English, put the booking button on every screen, connect your reservation system and set up your Google Business Profile so more tables are booked without a commission platform in between.

Yes, across Oslo and the neighbouring municipalities, from Bjørvika to Lysaker and Fornebu. We deliver everything remotely, so your district changes nothing about the price, the timeline or the person running your project.