We build sites. And we show the stopwatch.

Live measurement · your browser, right now

This is not a screenshot

The three numbers Google uses to judge a site, measured in your own browser as this page loaded. They change with your connection and your device, which is exactly what makes them honest.

Measured with the browser's own performance API, no external libraries. The code is in the repository.

Prices

The prices are here, not in a phone call

Web design, development and the SEO that goes with it: Google Business listing, structured data, optimised copy and migrations that don't lose what Google had already indexed. We reviewed the 22 sites on Google's first page for «diseño web Granada». Fifteen publish no prices at all. We publish ours, with what they include and what they don't. If it works for you, let's talk; if it doesn't, we've just saved you a meeting.

Timelines start when both things are in: the deposit paid and your material delivered. Not a day earlier — and the clock stops if something's missing, with a new date told to you straight away.

The second price is what you pay without a monthly plan: the difference is what we no longer recover over time, and we'd rather say so than inflate the one-off. Three rounds of revisions are included; from the fourth on we quote separately, and you see it in writing before we start. The warranty runs 90 days from launch: if something we delivered stops working, we fix it and don't invoice you.

In detail

Each of these, on its own page

What each service covers, with its prices and the questions people ask before hiring it.

• Web design and development in GranadaA local business website has one job: to let someone who just found you know, within ten seconds, what you do, what it costs and how to reach you. Everything else is decoration, and decoration gets billed.
• Local SEO in Granada: getting on the map, not on page nineFor a neighbourhood business, the spot that brings customers isn't the first blue link: it's the box of three listings with the map that sits above everything else. Getting in there runs on different signals from classic SEO, and some of them cost nothing but someone doing them.
• Downed-site rescue and website careA website going down doesn't announce itself. It stops getting visits, stops getting messages, and you usually find out because a customer mentions it in passing. By then it's been offline for days and Google has already noticed.
• Bringing a website into line, starting with whether you need toA lot of compliance gets sold that nobody needs. Before charging you to adapt your site to a rule, the first question is whether that rule reaches you at all, because several carry exemptions that leave most small businesses out.

What you take with you

Three things that are in writing

Not values, not slogans. Each one says where it comes from —the contract, a commitment of ours, or the law— and you can check it before you sign anything.

• Clause 4.2

  The code is yours

  Once the final invoice is paid, the code and the design become yours exclusively, worldwide, for the full term the law allows. It isn't rented or licensed: it's handed over.

  Clause 4.2 of the contract, which you read before signing
• 0 %

  No booking commission

  Bookings come through your domain, payment lands in your account, and the customer stays in your database. If you pay a commission on each booking today, we work out what that adds up to over a year.

  A commitment of ours, not a market figure: we take no commission on bookings
• Ley 11/2023

  It may not apply to you

  Spain's accessibility law carries an exemption for micro-enterprises —under ten staff and under two million in turnover or balance sheet— and its list of covered services is closed. If you also don't sell online, the odds are it doesn't reach you, and we'd rather tell you that than charge you for it.

  Law 11/2023. This is not legal advice: we tell you where to check it and we check it with you

Work

One case. It's the first, and we say so.

We started in 2026. We'd rather show one real job — the client's name and the neighbourhood they're in — than a wall of logos that mean nothing.

The 18008 Barber Shop

Barbershop in Genil, Granada

Site with WhatsApp booking, product catalogue and a linked Google listing. Built on Next.js, with a database that belongs to them. Bookings land straight on the owner's phone — no platform in between, no commission per booking.

Three things we'd rather tell you than have you find out. First: the project has been on hold since August 2026, at the client's request, and while it is, the site isn't served at any address. Second: it never launched on its own domain, and card payments stayed in test mode. Third, the price: they paid a first-client rate, below what you see above. That table is the one in force now, and those numbers don't move.

There's no link to give you: that site isn't online today. We'd rather say so and show you the screenshot than send you to an address that doesn't answer.

How we work

From your first message to a site that's live

Five steps, each with its own timing. We put them in writing so you never have to ask how it's going halfway through.

1. 01

   You write to us

   Send us your web address, or tell us you haven't got one. We reply the same working day, even if it's to say we're not the right fit.

   Same day
2. 02

   We send the scan

   A one-page report with your site measured: how long it takes to load, what breaks on a phone, and the three things costing you the most customers. No call, no pitch — we send it over or bring it printed.

   48 hours
3. 03

   A fixed quote, in writing

   If you want to go ahead, we set out what's included, what isn't and what it costs. That number doesn't move afterwards. Anything outside the scope is quoted separately, and you see it before we start.

   2 days
4. 04

   We build

   You get an address where you can watch the site take shape instead of waiting for a big reveal. Three rounds of changes are included in the price.

   2 to 5 weeks
5. 05

   We launch and hand it over

   We publish, measure the speed with you watching and, once the final invoice is paid, hand over the repository, the domain and every login in your name. From then on the site is yours, whether we maintain it or not.

   1 day

Your side

What we need from you

Four things. This is the part that holds up every web project, so we say it at the start rather than halfway through.

• Photos of your business

  The premises, the team, what you sell. Phone photos are fine if the light is good. If you haven't got any, we'll tell you which ones you need and how to take them in an afternoon.

• What you know about your trade

  What you do, who for, what makes you different and what customers always ask. We'll do the writing; what we can't do is invent your trade.

• The logins

  Your domain if you have one, your Google Business listing and your social accounts. If you don't know where they are, we'll track them down with you.

• One person who decides

  Someone who signs off the changes. Two conflicting opinions doubles every round, and that does move the launch date.

If things stall because material hasn't arrived, we tell you straight away, with the new date and the reason. Nobody finds out a month later.

Who we are

There are two of us

Miguel Palmero Martínez and Nicolás Wunjo Kamin Javierre. No account manager, no intern, no department. You work with the same two people who write the code, which is why we only take on as much work as the two of us can actually do.

• The code ends up yours, in writing

  When you pay the final invoice we assign you the rights exclusively, worldwide, for the full term the law allows. You take the repository and you leave whenever you like: no permission, no ransom.

• No lock-in on the monthly fee

  Maintenance is month to month and you cancel when you like. If it takes a contract to keep you, the problem is the service.

• We'll tell you when you don't need us

  If a well-set-up Google listing is enough for you, we'll say so even if it costs us the job. Earning someone's trust pays better than invoicing them once.

Questions

What people ask before saying yes

Full answers, right here. If something's missing, write to us and we'll add it to the list.

Start here

The scan is free and there's no meeting

Send us your web address. Within 48 hours you get a one-page report showing what your site actually takes to load, what breaks on a phone, and the three things costing you most. No call, no pitch, no strings.

New project? Take your time and tell us in the 3-minute brief.

Monday to Saturday, 10:00–21:30

There are two of us, so we take on few and do them properly. If we can't fit you in this month, we'll say so the same day.