Websites
Fast, accessible websites with a headless CMS that is easy for your editors, built with the technology that suits you.
- Headless CMS
- Accessibility
- Multilingual
- Performance
Fast, accessible websites with a headless CMS that is easy for your editors, built with the technology that suits you. We work in short stages with a clear delivery at the end of each, so you always know where the project stands.
How it works
We start with a workshop covering goals, audience and what exists today. Then we make a proposal, test it and adjust it before anything is built for real.
- Workshop and audit
- Proposal and testing
- Delivery in stages
- Handover and training
What you get
A fast, accessible website, a CMS your editors can use and the documentation needed to keep the work alive. We adapt the setup, where the site is hosted for example, to your industry and the rules and requirements that apply.
Frequently asked questions
- It depends on the scope, but most projects in this service take between four and twelve weeks from kick-off to delivery.
- Often, yes. We decide together which parts you take on, based on the project and the rules and requirements in your industry.
- After the call and the free prototype, or a free audit when no prototype is needed, you get a proposal with a fixed price per stage, so you know what each step costs before it starts.

A website for Hidden Agency
- Websites

Website and booking for Studio FanTASStisk
- Websites
- Booking systems

A website for Advokat Wallander
- Websites

A website for Cityreklam
- Websites

A new website for AboutValue
- Websites

A website for Just Law
- Websites
- How much does a new website cost in 2026?A new website costs anything from US$19 a month on a site builder to several hundred thousand kronor for a custom multilingual build. At 100–200 hours and SEK 900–1,300 an hour, in line with most suppliers on the Swedish government framework, a small business site comes to about SEK 90,000–260,000 excluding VAT. Templates, content, integrations and languages decide the rest.
- What is a personalliggare (staff register) in Sweden?A personalliggare is a register of everyone working at a workplace and when each shift starts and ends. The Swedish Tax Agency requires it in industries including construction and restaurants, and on construction sites it must as a rule be electronic. If it is missing or incomplete, the Tax Agency can charge control fees.
Got a project in mind?
Tell us briefly what you want to build, and we'll get back to you and take it from there.