A website that loads, gets found and belongs to you

Your site was put together a few years ago in a page builder. It needs four seconds before anything appears. On a phone the text slides under the menu. The opening hours may still be the ones from two years ago. You change nothing, because it is unclear what that costs and what breaks along the way.

That is rarely a question of looks. It happens because twenty building blocks are being carried around and eighteen of them were never needed. I build in the other direction, on my own platform, with exactly what a small business actually needs built in: a content area for articles, enquiries and redirects, an appointment calendar that already knows public holidays and your blocked times, visitor statistics without cookies, search settings for every page and a newsletter with double opt in, the way German and EU law requires it. Unsubscribing takes a single click, including the button inside Gmail and Outlook. Competitors deliver eight plugins from outside vendors, a consent window and, at the end, an invoice from Google. Everything here runs on your own server, so your site needs no cookie banner at all. The source files go to you, so you can move to someone else at any time.