Affordable Web Design in Ireland, at Fixed Prices

Irish businesses quote their own prices with VAT at the standard 23% rate where it applies. How VAT applies to a website you buy from a supplier outside the EU depends on your registration, so ask your accountant before you pay the deposit. We don't give tax advice.

Pay agency prices when you need a brand strategy, original photography, a copywriter and a team in the room. For most small Dublin businesses (a clinic, a trades firm, a café, a consultancy) the website has a simpler job: show what you do, prove it with your work and reviews, and make it easy to call or book. A fixed-scope build does that job. The risk with cheap sites is not the price; it is a vague scope, so judge every quote, ours included, by what it writes down.

Yes. A WordPress site starts at US$900 (≈ €813) for up to 10 pages in about three weeks. It is a custom theme on Gutenberg or ACF that you can edit, not a page-builder bundle with dozens of plugins. During the free 3 months we apply core, theme and plugin security updates; after that, care is optional.

Ireland keeps Greenwich Mean Time in winter and Irish Standard Time (UTC+1) in summer; Dubai is UTC+4 all year. So Dubai is 4 hours ahead in winter and 3 in summer, and calls fit 09:00–13:00 Irish time. Everything else is written: a staging link, a checklist and replies within the business day. Payment is 50% to start and 50% at launch, by bank transfer.

• GDPR and cookies. The Data Protection Commission expects consent before non-essential cookies load, with rejecting as easy as accepting, and a privacy notice for every form (DPC cookie guidance, 2020). We build both in.
• Accessibility. The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025; Ireland transposed it in S.I. No. 636 of 2023. It covers e-commerce services, while micro-enterprises providing services (fewer than 10 staff and a turnover or balance sheet of no more than €2 million) are exempt. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA anyway.
• Company details. A company shows its registered name, CRO number, place of registration and registered office on its website (Companies Act 2014, s. 151).
• .ie domains. Registered through an accredited registrar under the .IE registry's rules, which require a connection to the island of Ireland. The domain is registered in your name.

This is a checklist, not legal advice; your solicitor confirms the policy text.

Yes, every site is designed for the phone first and checked for speed and accessibility before launch; see our responsive web design page for the detail.

1. Brief and proposal. You tell us what you need; we reply within 24 business hours with an itemised, fixed-price proposal.
2. Design. We style the agreed pages to your brand and share them on a staging link.
3. Build and content. We build the pages, add your content and connect forms, analytics and Search Console.
4. Launch and care. We launch on your domain and hosting, then look after the site for 3 months free.

Our portfolio shows builds we made and operate ourselves, labelled as ours. We have no Irish client logos to show yet.