What we build

Websites

Company websites and B2B platforms on WordPress or custom builds, with design, audits and speed optimisation.

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SEO

Visibility in Google and in language models. One team looks after search, your business profile and what ChatGPT and Gemini say about your brand.

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What we run

Advertising and campaigns

Campaigns judged on net profit after returns and cost of goods, not on the ROAS in the ad platform. Creative is made in-house, so it never waits for a third supplier.

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Analytics and data

Measurement first, decisions second. Ad, store and warehouse data in one place, so a budget conversation takes fifteen minutes, not three meetings.

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Websites for companies: Astro and WordPress speed

A company website should get the right person talking to your sales rep. That is why we start with your sales process, and the layout of the pages follows from what a visitor needs to know before they send an enquiry.

You edit content yourself

Changing a price, an offer or your team page takes minutes, with no ticket to us.

Ready for campaigns

We check landing pages and performance before launch, so a campaign does not start on a page with errors.

Four sections of a company website in one scroll order: opening, offer, proof and a form that leads to a call with a sales rep WordPress Astro 6-14 weeks from workshop to launch
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Where we start

When a website stops bringing in enquiries

The reason is rarely the look of the site alone.

Nothing can change without the agency

Every typo becomes a ticket and a wait for someone free. After a few rounds the team stops trying, and the old offer stays on the page.

Traffic without enquiries

People land and leave, because the page talks about the company while they are looking for an answer to their question. The form sits at the very bottom, after eight screens.

Nobody knows what is working

No tracking, or tracking nobody in the company trusts. Ad budget goes to a page that nobody can say brought in a single enquiry.

Definition

What a company website is, and is not

A company website is a sales tool judged by the number and quality of enquiries, not a brochure moved online. This decides how many views we design, what we write and what we measure once it is live.

Every view has its own job

For every view we set what the reader should do next: on the home page pick an offer, on the offer page understand the scope, on the contact page send an enquiry.

Speed is part of the offer

When a site loads slowly on a phone, more people leave before they read the offer.

Built for search and for AI models

Headings, structured data and direct answers to client questions. Without them a search engine has nothing to show, and a language model has nothing to quote.

What to build on

WordPress, a custom build or a static site?

Three technologies we build company sites in. They differ in the cost of later changes and upkeep.

WordPress, a custom build or a static site?
CriterionWordPressCustom buildStatic site (Astro)
Content changes without a developer✓depends on the projectan option, not standard
Unusual process, calculator, client portalvia pluginsa strength–
A database and plugins to keep up to date✓✓–
Monthly running costhosting and carehosting and carehosting only
Full content for a bot, no scripts to rundepends on the themedepends on the project✓
Multiple languages and markets✓✓✓
Makes sense from€1,230quote after the workshop€920

When we advise against a bigger project

If you need a single page with an offer and the content will change a few times a year, we do not build a service with an admin panel for that. The panel costs money every month in upkeep, and on a site like that it is rarely used. Instead we put together a static site, with no database and no panel: a landing page from €920, a site of up to five pages from €1,840.

Scope of work

What you get in a website project

The split is a convention, since one team runs the whole thing. It shows where the time goes and what you are paying for.

Content map and view design

We work out who should land on the site and what they should leave with. You get a sitemap, a design for every view and copy for the key sections.

A site content map set at the workshop: the home page branches into four views, and the design is signed off before the first line of code

A built site with a panel

Code on WordPress or a custom build, a panel for you to work in yourself, language versions, forms and consents. This part takes the longest.

A self-service content panel with language versions, a form and consents, alongside traffic tracking ready for launch

Visibility after launch

After launch comes SEO, content and campaigns. They are run by the same people who designed the site, so you never have to explain it to them from scratch.

Three activities after a website launch, SEO, content and campaigns, run by the same team and converging into traffic on the site
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What a website project is made of

Here we build the site itself and everything that works directly for it. You can start with one thing and add more later, and each has its own page with scope and an entry price.

WordPress websites

The most common choice for a company site. Your team works in the panel, and we only step in for changes to the code.

from €1,230 ›

Astro websites

A site compiled into static files at publish time: no database, no plugins and no bill for a powerful server.

from €920 ›

Custom web solutions

Calculators, client portals, document workflows and integrations that no plugin can handle.

Quote after the workshop ›

Speed optimisation

Measuring Core Web Vitals, Google's speed thresholds, and rolling out fixes in order of biggest gain first.

€740 for the analysis ›

Website SEO audit

Technical SEO, content and the link profile of a company site, with a task list ordered by impact on enquiries.

from €980 ›

Website UX audit

The path from landing to the form, assessed on session recordings and analytics data.

€740 ›
Step by step

From workshop to a website that brings in enquiries

Four stages. Each one ends with material for you to sign off.

  1. 1

    Workshop and content map

    1-2 weeks

    One meeting with your team, then a sitemap, a list of client questions and a first draft of copy for the key sections.

  2. 2

    Design

    2-4 weeks

    The home page comes first, since it sets the standard for the rest. We present the remaining views for sign-off one by one, with feedback kept in one place.

  3. 3

    Build and content

    3-8 weeks

    We build the views and add the content, and you review them on a staging address. At the end comes the move to your server and training your team on the panel.

  4. 4

    Care and growth

    ongoing work

    Updates, fixes and new features, alongside content, SEO and campaigns. We set the scope after launch, because only then is it clear what the site really needs.

How we work together

What this partnership is built on

01

Design before code

You sign off the views before a developer starts work. A change in the design costs hours; the same change once it is built costs days.

02

Panel training included

After launch we train your team to use the panel and leave documentation behind. We do not sell this as a subscription.

03

Tracking from day one

GA4, GTM, consents and form events go live with the site. After the first month you know which page brings in the enquiries.

04

The code and access are yours

We set up the domain, hosting and code repository under your company. The site is yours from day one, and the contract has no exit fee.

What this means

What happens to the website after launch

The number of form enquiries before and after a new website goes live, split by the launch date

A new website alone usually does not increase enquiries. What increases them is bringing in the right traffic and having that traffic find an answer to its question on the first screen. That is why the content map comes before the design.

After launch the site needs updating: new case studies, news and new services. If nobody in the company will run it, it is better to plan that on our side and put it in the budget before launch.

Client reviews

We choose our own portfolio, but clients give the ratings

A website is commissioned once every few years. The average rating covers all of JustIdea, not just website projects.

4.96 / 5

weighted average of 224 reviews across three platforms. Clients gave them, and each site links to the profile with the full text of every review.

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Certifications and partnerships

What backs us up when a website has to bring in enquiries

From our full list we picked the ones that actually make a difference when building a website: support access at measurement platforms, and rankings based on verified client reviews.

Top Creative Agency Poland 2026

Clutch, ranking of creative agencies

A ranking of creative agencies in Poland. Clutch verifies every review with a call to its author.

Google Premier Partner

Google, top tier of the Google Partners programme

The status gives us access to Google's support when setting up events and campaigns aimed at a new site.

HubSpot Certified Partner

HubSpot, certified team partnership

We connect the site's forms to HubSpot so that every enquiry lands in the CRM. The team's certification also covers handling an enquiry after it is sent.

Microsoft Advertising Elite Partner

Microsoft, highest tier of the programme

The top tier of the Microsoft Advertising programme gives us platform support when setting up tracking for Bing campaigns.

Pricing

How much a website costs

Prices from the JustIdea price list, a starting point for a conversation about scope. Full package scopes and a comparison are on the website pricing page.

One decision, one page

Landing Page Start

An ad campaign or a product launch that needs its own address.

from €1,230
project
  • Included: workshop, landing page design, a build on WordPress, an extended form, a mobile version, basic content and site security.
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Website Pro

A company site with an offer, a blog and an English version.

Custom quote
project
  • Included: workshop, design for five views, a build of ten pages on WordPress, two language versions, a self-service panel, basic content and SEO standards.

See full website pricing

What is included in each package

ScopeStartPro
Workshop with your teamgoals reviewneeds review
Designlanding page5 views, custom
Number of pages built110
Self-service panel✓✓
Language versions–PL and EN
Basic content added✓✓
Integrations and custom features–basic
Doubts before working together

Four things we hear when quoting a website

You can check the answers before you sign anything.

“We got a quote half the price”

We then compare both scopes: the number of designed views, copy, language versions, tracking and training. If the cheaper quote covers the same, it is worth considering.

“We already have a logo and materials, they just need moving over”

Sometimes that is genuinely enough, and then the design price comes down. More often the materials are print-ready and do not work on a phone, so at the workshop we work out what stays and what needs redoing.

“We are afraid of losing our Google rankings”

A short wobble in rankings after a rebuild is normal. We do not guarantee positions themselves, since the algorithm decides those. We make sure every address with traffic redirects to its new equivalent.

“Can you make it before the trade show”

It depends on the date and how much content you have ready. We do sometimes say no, when the deadline would force us to skip the workshop, because a site built without the workshop needs more fixes later.

Before you commission

When a website builder is enough, and when it starts costing more

Short answer

You can build a website for free, and for a one-person business card site a builder is a reasonable choice. The cost shows up on the day the site has to bring in enquiries, measure them and hold up under a campaign.

Speed is the one part of this conversation with a hard measure: Google publishes thresholds and separately describes how it judges content that is genuinely helpful to people. At JustIdea every project starts with the question of what the site has to do, because that decides whether it is even worth building from scratch.

Which technology to choose is decided by scope, not by fashion. We take WordPress where content will be changed often by your team, a custom build where the site is really an application. How long it takes to build depends mainly on how fast you sign things off.

A timeline of a website's jobs from business card to holding up under an ad campaign: a builder is enough for a business card, and from the point of collecting enquiries the cost shifts onto the owner

Stick with a builder

  • The site just needs to show what you do and give a contact.
  • Content changes a few times a year and one person looks after it.
  • You do not buy traffic, so site speed does not translate into cost per click.
  • You do not need to know which page an enquiry came from.

A builder starts to cost you

  • The site needs to collect enquiries, and you need to know how many there were and where they came from.
  • An enquiry should land in a system where someone actually picks it up, not in a shared inbox.
  • You are running a campaign: a slow site drives up the cost per click and uses up part of the budget.
  • The template loads a full set of scripts your site does not use, and it shows up in the numbers.

See also: a WordPress website a static site in Astro website speed optimisation wider scope: website, creative and campaigns

Sources: Core Web Vitals thresholds · how Google judges helpful content

Website or store

When a company website is enough, and when you need a store

Selling online does not always mean a basket. The recommendation depends on how clients buy and how many products you offer.

You sell through a sales rep

The offer comes after a conversation, the price depends on scope, and the decision takes a few weeks. In that case a company website with a clear path to the form works better than a store, because such a sale ends with a conversation anyway.

You have a dozen or so products at a fixed price

The catalogue is small and stable, and the client buys without a conversation. This is the cheapest case for a store, and a simple basket added to the site is usually enough, rather than a separate e-commerce build.

Your catalogue is growing and has variants

Sizes, colours, quantity-based pricing, stock levels, integration with a sales system. From this point a simple basket is no longer enough, and we talk about a store on PrestaShop or WooCommerce.

You sell to companies, but differently to each one

Price lists per account, credit limits, orders from a file, data exchange with an accounting system. This is a B2B store whose key features only a logged-in client sees.

FAQ

Questions we hear before a quote

How much does a website cost for a company?

A landing page starts from €1,230, and a company site with an offer, a blog and a custom design is quoted individually. Three things decide the amount: the number of designed views, the number of language versions and how much content we produce. A site with a client portal or a calculator we quote after the workshop, because there the price is decided by the feature, not by the number of pages.

How long does it take to build a website?

From six to fourteen weeks, counting from the workshop to launch. We give the exact date after the workshop, once we know the number of views and the state of the content.

WordPress or a custom build?

WordPress is enough for most company sites and gives your team a panel they can work in without a developer. We take a custom build when the site needs to do something unusual: a calculator, a client portal, a document workflow or an integration with a warehouse system. For a small site without frequent changes, the third route is a static site in Astro.

Will the site be fast and SEO-friendly?

We set up the heading structure, structured data, sitemap and performance during the build, because fixing them later costs more. We do not promise a perfect score in PageSpeed Insights, since that result also depends on third-party tools the site cannot switch off.

What about content for the site?

Copy for the most important sections is written together with us at the workshop and is included in the package price. Full page descriptions, articles and search-oriented copy we quote separately, as copywriting, and you are just as welcome to write them yourself.

Will you move the content from our old site?

Yes, together with the URL structure. We build the 301 redirect map from actual traffic in Search Console, so pages that bring in visits today do not drop out of the index once the site changes.

Website development: what we decide before a quote

What really decides the price of a website

Website development is priced by the number of design decisions, not by the number of pages. Ten pages built from the same three layouts cost less than four pages that each look different. The second factor is content: a project built on ready copy moves faster and cheaper than one where the copy is written in parallel. The third is integrations with company systems, such as a CRM.

A company website versus a B2B platform

A company website has to convince and lead to contact. A B2B platform also runs a process: price lists behind a login, technical documentation, applications, configurators and order history. That is a different class of project with a different budget, which is why we settle it first at the workshop.

A website built for search engines and for language models

A search engine and a language model need the same thing: a clear heading structure, concrete answers to client questions and structured data. There is one difference. A model quotes a fragment, not the whole page, so every section should make sense without reading the paragraph above.

Start with a conversation, not a ten-page brief

We go through your sales process and tell you what scope makes sense for your budget. If fixing your current site is enough, you will hear that straight away.

Instead of a ten-page brief, an hour-long call ends with an agreed website scope
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A conversation about your numbers: 30 minutes

The call is led by a new business specialist. When we get into the details of an account, the specialist for that channel joins in. We reply within one business day.

A quick review of your tracking and campaignsThree priorities for the next quarterA written summary that stays with you

Before the meeting we review your website, your visibility and what your campaigns show from the outside. We will not open with “so, what does your company do?”.

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