Key takeaway: a custom brochure site typically costs between CHF 800 and CHF 1'800 in Switzerland depending on scope (site alone, site + SEO, site + SEO + launch content). A fixed price per package removes vague quoting, as long as each package precisely lists what it includes.
What actually drives the price of a website?
Three factors weigh more than anything else on the final price: functional complexity, content that needs producing, and the billing method the provider chooses.
A brochure site without complex features stays the most affordable option, while a booking system with real-time availability or an integrated Stripe payment pushes the price up, that kind of work demands far more custom development than a presentation page.
What packages actually exist?
Three one-time packages cover most of the needs of a small Swiss business launching or redesigning its site.
See the full detail of all three packages on the pricing page.
What does the process actually look like?
A typical project follows six steps, from the first conversation to going live: discovery of needs and competitors, wireframe and structure, visual direction (typography, color, motion), hand-coded HTML/CSS/JS build, cross-browser and mobile testing, then deployment to Cloudflare Pages in seconds via Git. No step is outsourced, and no page builder enters the build.
Why avoid vague quotes?
A quote that bills by time spent rather than deliverable shifts all the budget-overrun risk onto the client. A fixed price per package forces the provider to scope precisely before starting, which protects both parties, and lets you objectively compare several offers against the same scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
To see these packages applied to a real project, with a booking system and integrated payment, see the Le National Montreux case study.