Amsterdam, Netherlands

WordPress and web development for Amsterdam.

We build WordPress sites, online stores and web applications for clients across Europe, and Amsterdam is one of the markets where people find us most often. Published rates, a fixed price before anyone starts, and the code and accounts are yours on final payment.

What we build

Four answers, and the honest one depends on who edits it.

  • WordPress, done so your team can actually publish

    Awarded for WordPress in Hungary in 2024 and 2025, and named a top WordPress developer by Clutch in 2025. A familiar editor, an editing interface for the things you will really change, and documentation written for your team.

    Web design and development
  • Shopify and WooCommerce for selling

    Payments, tax and shipping already solved rather than rebuilt. We will tell you when a platform store is the right answer and when your catalogue genuinely needs something custom.

    E-commerce builds
  • React and Next.js when it is closer to an application

    Awarded for React in Hungary in 2024 and 2025. Used when the thing you need is a product rather than a brochure, with a real data model and server-side authorisation.

    Application development
  • AI features, scoped before they are built

    Corporate LiveWire named us AI Solutions Company of the Year in 2023. The first output of an assessment is usually a shorter list than the one you arrived with.

    AI consulting

What we can show you

We have not built for a Amsterdam client yet.

We would rather write that than imply otherwise. What we can show you is around 350 designs since 2021 for clients in more than a dozen countries, every published case study named and linked to the live site, and 6 reviews on Clutch at 4.9. If a reference in your own city is a requirement, that is a fair reason to choose someone else.

How it runs

We are not in Amsterdam, and here is how that works.

  • Central European Time

    We are an hour or less from Amsterdam on the clock, so a question in the morning gets an answer the same day. Most of the friction in remote work is timezone, not distance.

  • English, and we say where the team is

    The people you talk to are in Budapest; the engineering team is in India. We tell you that at the start rather than letting you work it out from an invoice, and it is the reason the rate is what it is.

  • A fixed price before anyone builds

    A written scope with a fixed price and a timeline. A change of scope gets quoted before work starts on it, which is the only thing that keeps a fixed price fixed.

  • You can edit it, and you can leave

    An editing interface for what you will actually change, documentation for your team, and the code and accounts are yours on final payment.

Questions

The things people ask first.

What does a website cost for a Amsterdam business?
Our rate is €25 to €45 per hour with a €1,000 minimum, and most projects come in under €10,000. A landing page is typically €1,000 to €2,000, a five to fifteen page marketing site €3,000 to €7,000, and e-commerce €6,500 to €16,000. Every band is published on our pricing page, which is unusual and deliberate.
Do you have an office in Amsterdam?
No. We are in Budapest and we work with Amsterdam clients remotely, on Central European Time. If an office in your city matters more to you than the work or the price, a local agency is the right answer and we will say so.
Why are you cheaper than a local agency?
Because the engineering team is in India while the people you talk to are in Budapest. Agency rates in Germany and the Netherlands run roughly €85 to €180 an hour; ours are published and they are lower. That is a structural difference, not an introductory offer.
Have you worked with clients in Amsterdam before?
Not yet, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. We have built around 350 designs since 2021 for clients in more than a dozen countries, and our published case studies are all named with links to the live sites. If a local reference is a requirement for you, that is a fair reason to choose someone else.
Do you work in German or Dutch?
We work in English, and in Hungarian. If your project needs day-to-day communication in another language, we will tell you that up front rather than discovering it in week three. Multi-language websites are a different matter and we build those routinely.
What happens if it goes wrong?
There is a defined period after launch where we fix defects at no cost, and you have the code throughout. We would rather you stayed because the work is good than because leaving is difficult.

Tell us the scope and we will tell you the number.

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