02 — INDUSTRY BUILDS

A restaurant doesn't need what a law firm needs.

Same brief, different trade, completely different site. We build the features your sector actually runs on instead of the ones the template happened to include.

Mockup of a restaurant website with a weekly menu, live reviews, delivery link and a reservation form
Illustration of a typical industry builds build. Content shown is invented.

What this is

Generic website builders treat every business the same. So a restaurant ends up with a PDF menu nobody can read on a phone, and a salon ends up with a contact form instead of a booking system.

An industry build starts from what your trade's customers are trying to do — book a table, check if you're open, order delivery, see whether you're any good — and builds for that.

What's included

01

Restaurants

Live reviews on your own site, delivery integrations including Wolt, reservations, and a menu you can change at 11pm yourself.

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Example restaurant site with a weekly menu, live reviews, delivery link and a reservation form
Example restaurants build. Content shown is invented.
02

Clinics & practices

Appointments, staff availability, and the questions patients ask before they'll call.

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Example clinic site with staff availability, appointment slots and pre-visit questions
Example clinics & practices build. Content shown is invented.
03

Gyms & studios

Class schedules, memberships, and signing up without a phone call.

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Example gym site with a live class timetable, memberships and online sign-up
Example gyms & studios build. Content shown is invented.
04

Salons & beauty

Booking is the product. Pick a service, pick a person, pick a time, get a confirmation.

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Example salon booking flow: choose a service, a person and a time, then get a confirmation
Example salons & beauty build. Content shown is invented.
05

Your trade

Not listed here? Tell us what your customers are trying to do and we'll build for that instead of a template.

What it costs

A restaurant site with live reviews, delivery integration and reservations lands between €1,500 and €2,500. Which end depends on how many integrations there are and whether the design is custom.

Other trades price the same way — from the features, not from a package.

The final price is always built from your scope. We don't sell packages.

Who this is for

  • A business whose customers book, order or reserve.
  • Anyone losing evening or weekend customers to an unanswered phone.
  • Anyone whose menu, schedule or price list changes regularly.

Who it isn't for

  • A business that just needs a credible presence — start at 01, it's cheaper and it's enough.
  • Anyone who needs a system for running the business internally rather than serving customers — that's 03 or 04.

How it runs

01

The intro call

30 minutes. What you need, what it involves, roughly what it costs.

02

Two-day design period

We map the scope with you and come back with a fixed price in writing.

03

The build

Weeks, not months. You see it as it goes, not at the end.

04

Launch and handover

Live, connected, and every login handed to you.

Questions people ask

Wolt is the one we've built and run in production. Anything else we check against its API on the call before we promise it.

Start with the call.

30 minutes, no obligation. You'll leave knowing what your project involves and roughly what it costs.