Most websites take between 4–8 weeks when paid annually, depending on the number of pages and the complexity of the project.

Larger sites, multilingual websites, or projects that need more content can take up to 12 weeks.

If you choose the monthly payment plan, the full website will be delivered gradually during the year, with the complete site ready by the end of the 12-month contract.

After our strategic call, I’ll present the full project outline and give you a more accurate timeline based on your pages, content needs, and preferred payment option.

(Note: both annual and monthly plans include a 12-month contract. At the end of the year, you can continue with the maintenance plan or request a migration of your website and domain to your own hosting.)

I work remotely with clients across Italy, Spain, and other English-speaking countries in Europe and beyond.

As long as we can communicate in Italian, Spanish, or English, we can work together — distance is never a problem.

Most projects are managed smoothly through video calls, emails, and shared documents, so you’ll always feel supported no matter where you’re located.

I can create your website in Italian, Spanish, or English — or in multiple languages if you want to reach a wider audience.

For multilingual websites, I use professional translation tools that let me translate not only your content, but also all the SEO metadata needed for your site to rank properly in each language.

(This is something most free tools can’t do).

This ensures your website feels natural, consistent, and optimized for every audience you want to reach.

I mostly work with small businesses, independent professionals, and service-based businesses who want a clean, modern, and trustworthy online presence.

This includes:

• wellness professionals (therapists, coaches, naturopaths, yoga teachers)

• local businesses and accommodations (holiday farms, B&Bs, glampings, eco-farms, wineries)

• service providers (lawyers, consultants, nutritionists, real estate professionals, etc.)

• solo entrepreneurs building their first website

If your business relies on trust, clarity, and a professional image, we’re likely a great fit.

Before we start, it’s helpful if you already have:

• your logo, colors, typography, or any branding elements (if you don’t have them, we can define them together)

• a clear idea of your services

• what you want your website to achieve (e.g., more calls, bookings, contact form submissions, email signups)

• who your target audience is

• a few competitors or reference websites you like

• any photos you want to use (or we can select stock images together)

During our strategic call (which is recorded and transcripted), I’ll ask the right questions to understand your goals, your audience, your story, and how you want to be perceived online.

We’ll also refine everything even more in the following stages of your website creation or redesign.

So even if you don’t feel “fully ready”, don’t worry — I’ll help you organize everything we need.

We start with a strategic kickoff call, where I ask detailed questions about your business, your services, your ideal clients, your challenges, and what you want your website to achieve.

This call is recorded and transcripted, so nothing gets lost — and it helps me understand your story, your tone, and how you want to be perceived online.

From there, I create a clear structure, plan, and direction for your website, which you review before I begin the full design and content creation.

If something feels unclear, we refine it together until everything aligns perfectly with your goals.

This ensures your website feels authentic, strategic, and tailored to your business — not just visually nice.

No — you don’t need any technical knowledge at all.

I take care of the setup, design, structure, content, and ongoing updates while we’re working together.

Once your website is built, you’ll get Editor access, so you can add blog posts or new pages if you want.

If your package includes edits or additional pages, I’ll take care of those for you.

If not, you can book consulting calls or follow my courses to learn how to manage things on your own.

As long as you’re within the 12-month contract, I handle all the technical parts for you.

If you later decide to end the contract, the website will be transferred to your own hosting (without the paid plugin licenses), and you’ll be able to continue managing it independently or with a different service provider.

The goal is simple: you stay supported, without needing to be “tech-savvy”.

Yes — every website I build is fully mobile-responsive and designed to load quickly on phones, tablets, and desktops.

Most of your visitors come from mobile devices, so I make sure your site looks clean, modern, and easy to use on any screen.

I also follow best practices for speed optimization, image compression, clean structure, and SEO basics, so your website performs well both for your users and for search engines.

Yes — every website I build includes the SEO essentials needed for search engines to understand your pages and help you get found online.

This includes:

• clean structure and page hierarchy

• keyword-aligned titles and headings

• optimized URLs and meta descriptions

• fast loading speed

• mobile responsiveness

• image optimization

• the technical basics search engines expect

If you’d like help growing your visibility over time, I also offer content strategy, content calendar planning, and content writing services.

Or you can explore my courses and resources to learn how to do it yourself.

Your website will start with a solid SEO foundation, and you’ll have options to grow it at your own pace.

Yes — both your website and your domain belong to you.

Even if I purchase the domain on your behalf during the setup stage, I immediately assign full ownership (registrant status) to you from day one.

During our 12-month contract, your website and domain stay under my hosting so I can manage updates, security, and support.

If you choose not to renew after the 12 months, I’ll transfer your website and domain to your own hosting provider.

You’ll only need to purchase your own hosting plan and any plugin licenses you want to continue using.

You always remain the legal owner of your domain, your content, and your website.