We deliver yourbusiness website

Delivered means we build the website for you and keep running it, and you own the result. You describe the business, we design and build the site, and you get a finished, published site rather than a project to manage.

It sits between two familiar options. Building yourself is cheapest but costs you the hours. An agency does everything but charges 30 000–100 000 kr up front. Delivered is the middle: a fixed monthly price, no setup fee for the website, and the work is ours.

Want to do it yourself instead? The website builder is the same platform with you at the controls.

The build itself: design, structure, copy, images and setup, done by our team rather than billed as hours. The site goes live on your own domain with HTTPS configured.

Then the running of it: hosting, security, updates, backups and monitoring. There is no separate hosting invoice, no plugin licences and no maintenance retainer — those are the line items that make an agency site cost more in year two than in year one.

And changes as you go. New prices, a new service, a new team member — you ask, we do it.

The obvious difference is money: no five-figure setup, and a monthly price you can cancel. The less obvious one matters more over time.

With an agency, every later change is a request that costs money and waiting. Sites go stale because updating them has friction. With Delivered the changes are included, so the site keeps up with the business instead of freezing at launch.

What an agency genuinely gives you that we do not is unlimited custom scope. If you need a bespoke integration or something no platform covers, that is the right call — and Nettify Consulting exists for exactly those cases.

Businesses where time is scarcer than money: an owner running the operation who is not going to spend two evenings a week on a website, and who does not have 50 000 kr for an agency either.

It fits particularly well when you need the site to look credible to customers who are comparing you against competitors — trades, clinics, consultants, professional services.

It fits badly if you enjoy building things yourself and want to control every pixel. That is not a criticism of you; it just means the builder plan is the better value.

You start by describing the business — either through the form or by generating a free draft yourself, which is often the faster way to show us what you have in mind.

We come back with a direction. Once you are happy with it, we build the site properly: structure, copy, images, forms, and the technical setup underneath.

Then we publish on your domain and hand you the keys. How long it takes depends on how much content there is and how quickly you can supply photos, prices and the details only you have.

Hosting and the server it lives on. HTTPS certificates and their renewal. Security patching. Backups. Uptime monitoring, so a problem is usually noticed before you notice it.

This is the part people underestimate when comparing prices. A cheaper monthly figure that excludes hosting, certificates and maintenance is not actually cheaper — it just moves those costs somewhere less visible.

See the pricing page for exactly what is in each plan.

You do. The domain is registered in your name, the content is yours, and the site is yours.

There is no lock-in period. If you decide to stop, you stop — you are not tied into a contract that outlasts your interest in it.

This matters more than it sounds. A common complaint about small agencies is the domain sitting in the agency's name, which turns leaving into a negotiation. That is not how this works.

You ask, we change it. New prices, a new service page, updated opening hours, a new team photo — the ordinary evolution of a business is included rather than quoted.

That is deliberate. The failure mode of a delivered website is that it launches beautifully and is then never touched again, because touching it costs money. Removing the friction is most of the value.

If you would rather make those changes yourself, you can — or move to the builder plan and take over entirely.

The technical foundation comes with the build: semantic HTML, metadata, structured data, a sitemap, fast loading and mobile layout. That is the part most small sites get wrong and the part you should not have to think about.

What it does not do is guarantee rankings. No one can, and anyone promising it is selling something. Ranking also depends on your market, your competition and the content you keep adding.

For the ongoing work — keyword targeting, content, local visibility — see SEO for your website.

When you want to build it yourself. If you have the time and enjoy it, the builder plan gives you the same platform for less.

When your requirements are genuinely custom — an integration with your booking or inventory system, a customer portal, something outside a standard site. That is Consulting, not Delivered.

And when you mainly need to sell products online. Then you want a webshop, which is a different setup with payment and shipping built around it.

By not starting from zero every time. The design system, the components and the technical foundation are shared, tested and reused, so every site inherits work that has already been proven rather than being hand-rolled from scratch.

That is what makes the price possible. An agency rebuilds the foundation for each client and bills the hours; we build on top of one that already exists and put the effort into what is actually specific to you — the content, the structure and the details of your business.

The trade-off is real and worth saying plainly: you get less bespoke freedom than an agency would give you, at a fraction of the cost and the wait.