Web design in Zurich: up to 15 pages, fixed price CHF 1,800

What does the CHF 1,800 fixed price include?

The fixed price covers design and texts for up to 15 pages, as a redesign or a new site. Prices are final: I am not VAT registered.

• Up to 15 pages, with the legal notice and privacy policy on top. Each blog post counts as a page.
• Page plan: the list of all your pages, sent with the draft. Once you confirm it by email, the scope is fixed.
• Texts: I write them from your notes or rework your existing ones.
• Two correction rounds, with your wishes collected by email.
• Beyond 15 pages: if your page plan needs more, each further page costs CHF 150, and the total is fixed before you say yes.
• Ownership: the domain (your web address), the code (your site’s files) and all access are yours.

A Swiss business website that offers goods or services online needs clear details of who runs it, a legal notice (Impressum)¹, and, as soon as it collects personal data, a privacy policy that says what data is used and why². This is not legal advice; see Legal notice and privacy policy in Switzerland (in German). Shops, Google Ads and social media are not part of the fixed-price packages.

Which pages does a small business website need?

Most small business websites need a home page, a page for each service, an About page and a Contact page. Give each important service its own page: Google shows individual pages with their own titles (the link text in search results) and recommends titles that describe the page accurately.³ A small consultancy with four services gets by with 10 pages (Muster Consulting is an invented example):

The free draft includes a page plan, so you do not have to work out the page count yourself. If you would like to estimate it first, there is also a page plan calculator (in German).

How does it work, and how long does it take?

In three steps, by email and video call: a free draft after three days, your decision, and a launch 14 days after you sign the contract.

1. Free draft in three daysSend me the link to your current website, or a short description of your business if you are starting from scratch. You get a clickable link to your new home page, fully designed, plus the page plan, without obligation.
2. You decideIf you like it, you confirm the page plan by email and sign the contract. The 14 days start with the contract, not with the draft. There is no sales call.
3. Online 14 days after signingI write the texts and your wishes go into two correction rounds. You pay when the site is online.

Until the site is online you can withdraw at any time and pay nothing, even after you have said yes or after the correction rounds.

As a web designer based in Zurich, my focus is Zurich and Switzerland, and I also work with companies in Germany and Austria. Everything runs by email and video call, so your location does not matter.

Do you work in English, and can the website be in several languages?

Yes: I work with clients in English or German, and the website can be in one language or several, for example German, English, French or Italian, at the same fixed price. Which languages the site needs, and how the language versions are set up, is agreed individually.

Google recommends a separate web address for each language version, linked with hreflang annotations (code that tells search engines which page translates which).⁴⁵ The German guide Multilingual websites in Switzerland (in German) goes into the details.

Which websites has Noah Frank built?

I have built websites for two practices, Ergopraxis Rohrbacher in Berlin and TAF180 in Zurich and Berlin; my published references come from the practice sector.

For Ergopraxis Rohrbacher, an occupational therapy practice in Berlin, I created a new design, structure and logo and kept most of the text. The waiting list and job applications now reach the practice automatically by email, which saves phone calls. That describes this project, not the fixed-price scope. Case study: Ergopraxis Rohrbacher (in German).

For TAF180, a practice for psychotherapy, occupational therapy and coaching in Zurich and Berlin, I built a new website and also did the SEO and AEO. New client registrations rose from 2.16 to 4.6 per week, or +113% (the practice’s own count up to 16 September 2026). The website and the SEO and AEO work happened together, so the website alone cannot take the credit, and this is a single case, not a promise. Case study: TAF180 (in German).

Who owns the website, and what happens after launch?

You own the domain, the code and all access, with or without the maintenance plan. You do not edit the site yourself, because there is no content management system (a tool for editing pages in your browser). Text changes by me are included in the maintenance plan (up to one hour per month); otherwise a professional of your choice can make changes, because the domain, code and access are yours.

The optional maintenance plan (CHF 60 per month) covers hosting (the server that runs your site), backups, updates and those text changes, and can be cancelled at any time. Pages added after launch also cost CHF 150 each. All prices are on the pricing page.

Will the new website be found on Google and in ChatGPT?

Not automatically: optimising for Google (SEO) and for AI assistants such as ChatGPT (AEO) is a separate package for CHF 1,800, or CHF 3,000 together with the website. Nobody can guarantee rankings. Read more on SEO in Zurich for small businesses and AEO and AI answers.