How much does a corporate website cost?

It depends on the number of pages, on whether it carries a blog and case studies, and on how much content has to be written or migrated. The number comes out of the 30-minute call and goes in writing next to the date. When you compare quotes, check three things: whether the code is custom or a template, whether technical SEO is settled from the architecture, and whose name the domain and repository are in.

Why Next.js and not WordPress or another platform?

For control over what decides ranking: load times, structured data, canonicals and indexing. WordPress works well when your team publishes a lot of content and already has someone maintaining it. If that is your case, we say so on the call.

Are the domain and the access in my name?

Yes, from day one and without you having to ask. Domain, hosting, repository and analytics accounts are registered with you as the holder, and we hand over the deployment guide at close. It is the first thing you should ask any provider: in this sector people pay for the whole site and find out months later that the domain sits in the agency name.

How long until it is in production?

2 to 4 weeks depending on scope, with two review checkpoints along the way: design in week one and a navigable site halfway through. The date is committed in the proposal. Thirty days after launch we review indexing in Search Console, which is when you find out whether Google understood the architecture.

[ CORPORATE WEB · NEXT.JS · SEO ]

Corporate websites Google understands and your team can run

Between 5 and 12 pages in Next.js, with blog, case studies and services, and the technical SEO settled from the architecture. In production in 2 to 4 weeks, with the domain, the code and the access in your name.

We come back with a site map, price and date within 24 hours.

Only need one page for a specific campaign? See landing pages for one campaign

Scope: 5-12 pages
In production: 2-4 weeks
Domain and code: In your name

[ THE PROBLEM ]

Symptoms of a site that does not work

Your site is a digital business card
Four static pages last updated two years ago. Nobody arrives through search and nobody comes back.
Contact depends on a form almost nobody fills in
Anyone with a specific question before writing leaves without asking it. The form measures the end of the funnel and misses what was lost earlier.
You publish content and Google does not show you
The site loads slowly, the heading structure is an accident and there is no structured data. Publishing more articles on that base changes nothing.

A site with architecture, not a template

·01

Next.js with the technical SEO settled up front

Server rendering, structured data, sitemap and hreflang if you run two languages. We measure Core Web Vitals during the build and fix them before launch.

·02

You are the registered holder of every account

Domain, hosting, repository and analytics are registered with you as the holder. If you ever work with another provider, they take the deployment guide and pick up where we left off.

·03

The structure the business actually needs

Home, services, case studies, blog and contact, with the hierarchy arranged so commercial pages collect internal links from the content.

·04

A blog you can run from day one

The engine of your organic traffic goes into the initial architecture, with article templates, categories and structured data already handled.

The scope, line by line

·01

Site and content

Between 5 and 12 pages by scope: home, services, cases, blog, contact and legal
Custom design on your brand, with a reusable component system
Blog with article template, categories and internal search
Mobile and desktop versions, tested on a real device
3 revision rounds spread across checkpoints rather than all at the end

·02

Technical, SEO and measurement

Structured data (Organization, WebSite, Service, FAQ and Breadcrumb)
Sitemap, robots, canonicals and hreflang if the site is bilingual
AI agent with the context of each section, wired to your CRM
Google Analytics, Search Console and Meta Pixel installed and verified
Core Web Vitals measured before launch plus a review at 30 days

Out of scope: ongoing blog writing, ad spend, video production and migrating more than 50 URLs of existing content. All of it is quoted separately and we tell you what it weighs before you sign.

A builder site next to this one

Builder or template site	Criquitech site
A bought template, adapted	Custom design with a component system
An SEO plugin installed at the end	Structured data and canonicals from the architecture
A contact form to an inbox	An agent that serves and writes to the CRM
Speed checked when somebody complains	Core Web Vitals measured before launch
A blog bolted on later as a module	A blog in the initial architecture

[ OPTIONAL · AI AGENT ]

If the site needs to answer, an agent can be added

It is not included by default. When the volume of enquiries justifies it, we add an agent trained on your catalogue and your common questions, answering according to the section the visitor is in and logging the lead in the CRM you already use. Quoted separately from the site.

See how the agents work

[ REFERENCES ]

What we can show today

2-4 wks: From closed scope to a site in production
5-12: Pages by scope, fixed in the proposal
30 days: Until the indexing review that follows launch

The site you are reading runs the same agent engine we sell, on the same stack and with the same approach to technical SEO. It is the most honest reference we have while we work on publishing named client cases.

[ THE PROCESS ]

Two reviews on the way, no surprise at the end

Scoping call
30 min
No cost. We settle site structure, page count and which searches you want to win.
Proposal with fixed price and date
3-5 days
Page map, blog scope, a fixed price and a publication date.
Design, build and content
2-4 weeks
Design review in week one and a navigable site review halfway through.
Launch and verification
Search Console connected, sitemap submitted and an indexing review at 30 days.

[ QUESTIONS ]

Doubts that surface when comparing quotes

It depends on the number of pages, on whether it carries a blog and case studies, and on how much content has to be written or migrated. The number comes out of the 30-minute call and goes in writing next to the date. When you compare quotes, check three things: whether the code is custom or a template, whether technical SEO is settled from the architecture, and whose name the domain and repository are in.

[ NEXT STEP ]

A site that serveswhile you are away.

Tell us which pages you need and which searches you want to win. We come back with a site map, price and date.

We reply on WhatsApp within 24 hours.

Corporate websites Google understands and your team can run

Your site is a digital business card

Contact depends on a form almost nobody fills in

You publish content and Google does not show you

Next.js with the technical SEO settled up front

You are the registered holder of every account

The structure the business actually needs

A blog you can run from day one

Site and content

Technical, SEO and measurement

If the site needs to answer, an agent can be added

Scoping call

Proposal with fixed price and date

Design, build and content

Launch and verification

A site that serveswhile you are away.