Web design for businesses in the Lavanttal valley
From supplier businesses to trades workshops: you get a website that brings in inquiries, not just one that looks good. Fixed price before the first line of code, delivery time in writing, built by the person who also replies.
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Why it pays off for a Wolfsberg business
- One contact from planning through to handover, no rotating project managers.
- Custom software and website from a single source, which matters for supplier businesses running their own order or inventory systems.
- Legal texts under Austrian law and WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility built in from the start, not added as an afterthought.
Three packages most Wolfsberg businesses start with
The starting price is the entry point, not the ceiling; every package with its full scope is listed on its own service page.
- Websites that bring in inquiries
From a one-page landing page to a multi-page company website, built by hand instead of clicked together in a page builder.
from €890
- Custom software and automation
Tools for the one process your standard software does not know about.
from €2,200
- Maintenance for your website
Updates, backup and uptime as a monthly flat rate, with a response time of one working day.
from €49 per month
Minimum term: 12 months
No VAT is charged, small business exemption under § 6 Abs 1 Z 27 UStG (Austrian VAT Act).
How an order runs
- 01First call by video or phone, an on-site meeting in Wolfsberg by arrangement1 day
- 02A quote with a fixed price, page structure and delivery date2 to 3 days
- 03Build with visible progress instead of a quiet waiting period3 to 5 weeks
- 04Handover with a walkthrough, then optional maintenance from €49 per month1 day
Wolfsberg and the Lavanttal valley as a business hub
Wolfsberg is the district capital of the Lavanttal valley, and its economy runs on industry and manufacturing: paper and pulp producers such as Mondi Frantschach, the Stora Enso sawmill in Bad St. Leonhard, and specialist plant builders such as SMB Pure Systems for the pharmaceutical and semiconductor industries sit alongside a wide base of trades and supplier businesses. The chamber of commerce counts around 3,400 companies across the wider region.
These businesses rarely need a plain brochure website: what they need is a reference page for B2B inquiries, a careers page to compete for skilled staff, and often a connection to an existing inventory or order system. That is exactly what I build, both the website and the custom software behind it.
Questions I hear from Wolfsberg
What does a website cost for a business in the Lavanttal valley?
A single-page landing page starts at €890, a multi-page company website at €2,400, both net as a small business exempt from VAT. The exact figure depends on the number of pages, languages and the content you supply, and it is written into the quote before you commission anything.
How long does the build take?
Roughly three to five weeks from the written quote. The time depends far more on how quickly text and photos arrive from your side than on the build itself.
Is there still a grant like KMU.DIGITAL in 2026?
The KMU.DIGITAL budget for 2026 is exhausted, and a new funding round is not expected before 2027 based on current information. Anyone building now should calculate honestly without a grant; a later retroactive claim is not the norm.
Can we meet in person in Wolfsberg?
Yes, when it helps. Work runs mostly by video call and written message because that is faster for both sides; an on-site meeting in Wolfsberg is possible when it genuinely moves the project forward. There is no shop front receiving customers; the address in the legal notice is the one required by law.
Talk about a Lavanttal project
Write a few lines about what you need, or start by having your current website checked.