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Web design in Aalst.
Websites, online shops and local search optimisation for freelancers and small businesses in Aalst. Published prices from €890, deadlines written into the contract.
Full details of each package are on the home page. Hosting and maintenance: €39 per month, no minimum term.
Aalst is a city of family businesses
Aalst lives on small family businesses, many of them generations old: construction, food, retail, services. A lot of them still run largely on word of mouth, and that works — until the moment the customer checks online first.
That is exactly where the problem sits. Someone who hears your name checks it on their phone before calling. If they find nothing, the trust the referral had just built disappears.
A website for Aalst therefore serves first of all to confirm what people already say about you: what you do, where you work, what it costs and how to reach you. Restrained, fast and without decoration.
The area also stretches across Erpe-Mere, Denderleeuw, Lede and Haaltert. Anyone who only mentions "the Aalst region" appears in none of those communes. Each one you genuinely serve deserves its own page.
Who this is for in Aalst
Businesses where the first online impression decides whether the phone rings.
Food and retail
Butcher, bakery, grocery, caterer. Opening hours, range and online ordering where volume justifies it.
Services to individuals
Hairdressing, beauty, landscaping, repairs. Photographs of completed work and online appointments.
Business services
Accounting, transport, cleaning, consulting. A site that filters enquiries before the first conversation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost in Aalst?
Three fixed-price packages: €890, €1,890, and from €3,500 for bespoke work. The agreed price is the invoiced price.
I already work on word of mouth, why a website?
To convert those referrals. Someone who hears your name looks online first. Without a site they find nothing, or a better-ranked competitor.
How long until the site is live?
One week for Essential, two to three weeks for Professional.
Does the site reach neighbouring communes?
Yes. Each commune you genuinely serve can have its own page with its own content, making you visible in Erpe-Mere, Denderleeuw or Lede.
Who owns the website?
You do. Domain in your name, files handed over when the site goes live.
Tell me about your project
Describe your business in a few lines. Reply within 24 working hours, with a firm price.