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What a website costs.

Three ways to build, maintenance on every site, and a monthly option if you would rather not pay for the build at once. No VAT is charged, so the price you see is the price you pay.

Three ways to build.

One price, agreed before anything starts. If the project needs pages, languages or features beyond the package, I say what that costs before I begin, never after.

  1. Liftoff

    Campaigns, launches, collecting contacts

    €600€350

    Founding price, for the first five Belgian clientsno VAT

    Pages
    1, long-form
    Languages
    2
    Revision rounds
    1
    Delivery
    72 hours from your complete material
    Minimum plan
    Ground Control · €29 / month
    • Contact form wired to your email
    • Technical SEO and speed
    • GDPR cookie consent, no third-party trackers
    • Domain configured and the site published
    3 more features (Liftoff)
    • Professional design, adapted to your brand
    • Built around a single call to action
    • Two languages, verified as the site is built

    Start a project (Liftoff)

  2. Recommended

    Orbit

    A business that needs to explain what it does

    €950€550

    Founding price, for the first five Belgian clientsno VAT

    Pages
    up to 6
    Languages
    3
    Revision rounds
    2
    Delivery
    7 working days
    Minimum plan
    Ground Control · €29 / month
    • Everything in Liftoff
    • Design built on your own identity, not a theme
    • Every page with a defined path to contact
    • SEO per page, and your Google Business Profile set up
    2 more features (Orbit)
    • Three languages, verified as the site is built
    • Quick-contact button, and I log what gets clicked

    Start a project (Orbit)

  3. Cargo

    Brands that want to sell online

    On request

    no VAT

    Pages
    up to 6, plus 25 products
    Languages
    3
    Revision rounds
    2
    Delivery
    Set in the quote
    Minimum plan
    Mission Control + Cargo module, on request
    • Everything in Orbit
    • Up to 25 products by category, each with product-level SEO
    • Shipping and delivery methods set up
    • A 60-minute training session in English or Portuguese, and a manual in your language
    2 more features (Cargo)
    • Cart and checkout, tested end to end
    • Bancontact, card and bank transfer configured

    Start a project (Cargo)

All prices in euro. No VAT is charged: Ovrick uses the small business franchise under article 56bis, so the advertised price is the final price. A registered competitor advertising 500 is asking 605 from a client who cannot reclaim VAT.

Every spec and feature, side by side

What I make. Three kinds of site. Which one you need is usually obvious within a minute of talking.

LiftoffOrbitRecommendedCargo
Kind of siteA landing pageFor campaigns, launches and collecting contacts. One page, one action: ask for a quote, book a call, fill in a form. Short and direct, built for Google Ads, Meta Ads and seasonal campaigns.A company siteFor a business that needs to present services, people, contact details and what sets it apart. Local businesses, clinics, consultants, restaurants, hotels, estate agents. It helps a visitor understand quickly who the company is, and builds trust before the quote request.An online shopFor brands that want to sell products simply and safely. The whole buying experience, from the product page to the payment, fast and made for a phone.
Prices€350 €600€550 €950On request
Pages1, long-formup to 6up to 6, plus 25 products
Languages233
Revision rounds122
Delivery72 hours from your complete material7 working daysSet in the quote
Minimum planGround Control · €29 / monthGround Control · €29 / monthMission Control + Cargo module, on request
included
  • Professional design, adapted to your brand
  • Built around a single call to action
  • Contact form wired to your email
  • Technical SEO and speed
  • GDPR cookie consent, no third-party trackers
  • Domain configured and the site published
  • Two languages, verified as the site is built
  • Everything in Liftoff
  • Design built on your own identity, not a theme
  • Three languages, verified as the site is built
  • Every page with a defined path to contact
  • SEO per page, and your Google Business Profile set up
  • Quick-contact button, and I log what gets clicked
  • Everything in Orbit
  • Up to 25 products by category, each with product-level SEO
  • Cart and checkout, tested end to end
  • Bancontact, card and bank transfer configured
  • Shipping and delivery methods set up
  • A 60-minute training session in English or Portuguese, and a manual in your language

Founding price, for the first five Belgian clients

The rules, before you ask.
  1. Revision roundsOne on Liftoff, two on Orbit and Cargo. A round is your comments sent together, so I can handle them in one pass, not one request at a time. Beyond that, 65 an hour, and I always say before.
  2. Fourteen days to send your materialText, photographs and access, within fourteen days of the go-ahead. After that the schedule pauses and restarts when the material arrives. Not a penalty, just honesty about the one thing I do not control.
  3. The 72-hour promise, with a remedyOn Liftoff, counted from the moment your complete material arrives, not from the go-ahead. If I miss it, your first three months of Ground Control are free. It is written into the terms.
  4. PaymentHalf on acceptance, half on publication, each payable within fourteen days.
  5. The site is yoursThe code and the content pass to you on final payment, and the domain is in your name from the start.

No launch without Ground Control.

Every site I build comes with a plan. This is not an upsell. I cannot promise anything about a site I do not control, and a site with no security updates, no backups and no monitoring eventually fails. When it does, the owner calls whoever built it.

  1. Ground Control

    €29/ month

    Compulsory on every site

    • Hosting and domain
    • SSL and security updates
    • Daily backups
    • Uptime monitoring
    • Email support

    Ovrick Cassini, the editor, with one login, from the day it launchesSoon

  2. Mission Control

    €49/ month

    Minimum for a shop. Worth it if your content moves

    • Everything in Ground Control
    • One hour of content changes a month
    • Priority reply, within one working day
    • Quarterly traffic and speed report
    • A staging site to try changes on

    Ovrick Cassini, the editor, with one login, from the day it launchesSoon

  3. Boost

    €149/ month

    For a site that is actively being grown

    • Everything in Mission Control
    • Two hours of content changes a month
    • Same working day reply
    • Four posts a month on your Google Business Profile
    • Every review answered within 48 hours
    • One new local page or FAQ a month, in every language of your site
    • Monthly check of metadata, alt text and listings
    • A monthly traffic and speed report, and a monthly call

    Ovrick Cassini, the editor, with one login, from the day it launchesSoon

Boost every month, in numbers

Shops: the Cargo module (checkout monitoring, a monthly payment test, up to five product updates) is quoted on request.

For comparison: a basic maintenance package in Belgium usually runs between 40 and 100 a month, and up to 150 at the larger agencies.

  • Pay for a year, get two months freeTwelve months for the price of ten, paid up front.
  • The domain is in your name from day oneThe domain and the email sit inside the plan, but they are yours. If you leave, I transfer both wherever you want, free.
  • Change hours do not roll overAn unused hour does not accumulate into the next month.
  • Thirty days notice, any timeI want you to stay because it is worth it, not because you cannot leave. Without a plan the site moves off my hosting.

Soon · Ovrick Cassini

You're the pilot now.

Included in every maintenance plan from the day Ovrick Cassini launches.

Launching soon: the editor that hands you the controls once your site is live. Change your prices, menu, opening hours and promotions yourself, live in under a second. No developer, no waiting.

Meet Ovrick Cassini

Or pay monthly, with nothing up front.

One monthly option, built on Orbit, for a business that would rather keep its cash and start now. There is no start-up cost: you sign, pay the first month, and I begin. That is 119 to have the site, instead of 550.

Orbit All-in

€119/ month

24 months minimum, then month to month

  • The Orbit site: up to six pages, three languages
  • Mission Control included: hosting, domain, email, daily backups, monitoring
  • One hour of content changes a month, and priority replies
  • No start-up cost. You pay the first month on signing, and it counts as month one
  • The domain is in your name from day one, and the site becomes yours at the end of the 24 months, free, on request

Both routes, side by side

Orbit with Mission Control, over 24 monthsTotal
Buy the build, then pay maintenance€550 + 24 × €49
€1,726
Orbit All-in24 × €119
€2,856

Two routes to the same site. Buying the build asks for more at the start and less across the term. The monthly route asks for nothing at the start and carries the build, the hosting and the support in one figure. Here are both totals, so you can choose on your own cash flow.

Start a project (Orbit All-in)

Choose on cash flow, not on the total. If 550 up front is comfortable, buying the build is the lower figure over two years. If it is not, the monthly route puts the same Orbit site live for 119 a month with nothing on day one, and you own it at the end.

  • Direct debit, and a company numberPayment is by direct debit and the mandate has to be signed before I start. Available to businesses with an active company number.
  • Leaving earlyThe remaining months are due, or you pay the difference up to the build price. Whichever is lower.
  • You end up owning itContracts that never hand anything over are the usual complaint about monthly websites. Mine is 24 months, not 36, and the site transfers to you at the end.

Extras, priced in advance.

Published here so there are no surprises at the end. Anything outside the package is quoted before I start it, never after.

Additional page
Liftoff 65Orbit 65Cargo 50
Additional language
Liftoff 150Orbit 150Cargo 150
Booking system
Liftoff 250Orbit 250
Online ordering, for food businesses
Orbit 350Cargo included
Gift vouchers
Orbit 200Cargo 150
Photo session
Liftoff 350Orbit 350Cargo 350
Copywriting in Dutch or French, per page
Liftoff 90Orbit 90Cargo 90
Change outside the plan, per hour
Liftoff 65Orbit 65Cargo 65
25 additional products
Cargo 250
Business Profile Fix
Liftoff 199Orbit includedCargo included

Extras do not fall with the founding price. The opening discount is on the build, to win the first clients.

Why the languages are included, and the next one is 150

In Belgium language is not an extra. There are three official languages, and a business near the language border or serving visitors genuinely needs two or three. Most studios build in one language, or keep the second by hand and let it rot. So I stopped selling the reason to hire me by the piece: Liftoff includes two languages, Orbit and Cargo include three. In my generator a missing translation stops the build, so a page cannot go out with text missing in one language. And when you change content later, I update every language, not just the one you asked about.

Questions people actually ask.

Are the prices fixed?

They are. Each tier's figure is the final figure for what it includes. If the project needs pages, languages or features beyond the package, I tell you the price before I start, never after. The extras table is published on this page, so there are no surprises at the end.

Why is there no VAT on the invoice?

Ovrick uses the small business franchise scheme. I do not charge VAT, which means the price you see is exactly what you pay. The legal mention appears on the invoice.

What happens after I choose a package?

I book a 30-minute conversation to understand the business, the goals and the style. Then I send a concrete list of what I need from you: text, photographs, logo and access. With the first payment and the material in hand, I start.

How long does it take?

72 hours for a landing page, seven working days for a full site; for a shop I set it in the quote. The clock starts when I have all your material, not at signature. On the landing page I go further: if I miss the 72 hours, your first three months of Ground Control are free.

What if I am slow sending the text and photos?

You have fourteen days to send everything. After that the schedule pauses and picks up again when the material arrives. It is not a penalty, just honesty about the one thing I do not control.

What if I have no text or photographs at all?

I write the text in Dutch, French or Portuguese at 90 per page, and arrange a photo session for 350. Plenty of businesses only need one of the two.

Can I pay monthly instead of all at once?

Yes, on Orbit. Orbit All-in is 119 a month and includes the site, hosting, domain, maintenance and support, with no start-up cost: you pay the first month on signing and I begin. Twenty-four months minimum, then month to month. Both two-year totals are published on this page, so you can choose on your own cash flow.

On the monthly plan, whose site is it?

The domain is in your name from the first day, as in every package. I operate the site during the 24 months and ownership transfers to you at the end, on request and at no cost. I do not work with contracts that never hand anything over.

Can I ask for changes before launch?

Yes. One round of revisions on the landing page, two on the other packages. A round is your set of comments sent together, so I can deal with them in one pass. Beyond that it is 65 an hour, and I always say so first.

Does the site work properly on a phone?

Yes, and that is where it is built first. Most of your customers will arrive on a phone, and speed on a phone is also one of the things Google uses to decide where to put you.

Which languages do you work in?

Dutch, French, English and Portuguese. Liftoff includes two languages, and Orbit and Cargo include three, which is the number of official languages in Belgium. Each language beyond that is 150. Translations are verified as the site is built, which means a page cannot be published with text missing in one language. And when you change content, I update all of them.

Is the maintenance really compulsory?

It is, from 29 a month. The reason is simple: we cannot guarantee anything about a site we do not control. A site with no security updates, no backups and no monitoring eventually fails, and when it does the owner calls whoever built it. So the base plan covers hosting, domain, SSL, daily backups and monitoring, and costs less than any equivalent on the market.

Read the article: What does a website really cost per year in Belgium?

What if I want to leave?

Cancel with thirty days notice. On Orbit All-in, the monthly option, that applies once the twenty-four month minimum is over. I transfer the domain and the email wherever you want, free, and hand over the site. It is in the terms. I want you to stay because it is worth staying, not because you cannot get out.

Who owns the site?

You do. The code and the content pass to you with the final payment, and the domain is in your name from the first day.

Read the article: Domain, hosting and email: what you pay for and who owns what

How does payment work?

Half on acceptance, half on publication, with fourteen days to pay each. Maintenance is monthly, or yearly with two months free.

Will I show up on Google?

I build the technical base for it, structure, speed, metadata and structured data, and I set up your Google Business Profile, which for a local business is usually worth more than anything else. What I do not do is promise positions or visitor numbers. That depends on your market, your competitors and time, and anyone promising it is guessing.

Read the article: What is SEO? How local search works for a small business

I already have a site. Can you replace it?

Yes. I keep whatever is worth keeping, handle the domain transfer, and publish the new one without the old one disappearing before everything is ready.

What about cookies and the GDPR?

My sites load nothing from a third party before the visitor chooses, and the fonts are served from the site itself, so no outside company sees who visits your page. It is one less thing to worry about.

Read the article: Cookie banners and GDPR for a small business website in Belgium

Why a professional site is worth it.

A website is not an image expense. It is commercial infrastructure: trust, clarity, and a channel that belongs to you.

  1. Trust, before anyone callsSomeone who gets a recommendation looks the business up before picking up the phone. What they find decides whether the call happens. A careful site, with an address, a company number and information that is current, says there is a real business here. A blank one, or none, says the opposite.
  2. Clarity about what you do, and for whomIn ten seconds a visitor has to understand what the business does, who it works for and what the next step is. Services, prices where they make sense, contact details and opening hours, organised so the question does not go unanswered.
  3. A channel that is actually yoursSocial media is rented. Reach changes when the platform decides, an account can be suspended, and the followers are not yours. A website is the company's property, indexed by Google, and the destination for any campaign you ever run.
  4. Contacts, not just a shop windowWith forms, quick-contact buttons and a structure built for conversion, the site stops being a brochure and starts working: quote requests, bookings, calls. And I measure what happens, so you know what works.
  5. In the language of the person buyingIn Belgium this is not a detail. A customer who arrives in French and finds everything in Dutch leaves. I build in several languages from the start, with the translations verified as the site is built, and I keep every language current on every change.

And a site that respects the GDPR from the first page load, with no third-party trackers. That is not only correct, it is one less thing to worry about.

Why I cost less than an agency.

A price below the market with no explanation reads as doubtful quality. With one, it reads as efficiency. Here is the explanation.

  1. No team, no officeA Belgian agency has a project manager, a designer, a developer and a building. Every one of them is in the quote before anybody writes a line. Here you talk to the person who builds it.
  2. My own systemI do not assemble each site from scratch. A generator produces the structure, the languages and the technical base in minutes, and the time goes into what is specific to your business. That is how the deadlines are days instead of weeks.
  3. Modern hostingA high-performance global platform, with no servers to maintain and no plugin licences to renew every year.
  4. No VATThe small business franchise under article 56bis. The price you see is what you pay, with nothing added at the end.

What I do not cut: written terms, GDPR compliance, speed, deadlines that carry a consequence, and maintenance that is real. The price is lower because the structure is lighter, not because the work is smaller.

What you get that you usually do not.

None of this is an upgrade or an add-on. It is how every site I build already works.

The usualNo guarantee on the deadline at all

With meA 72-hour promise with a written remedy

The usualNo revision limit and no cancellation policy, so both are decided in an argument

With meReal terms: rounds, notice periods, statutory late-payment interest. You get a contract, not a chat thread

The usualA second language sold as a small extra, then left to rot

With meTwo languages on Liftoff, three on Orbit and Cargo, verified at build time. In Belgium that is not an extra, it is the reason to hire me

The usualThird-party cookies and trackers loading before anyone consents

With meConsent that loads nothing beforehand, and fonts served from your own site. Your site will not cause you problems

The usualNo company number anywhere on the site

With meA registered Belgian sole trader, with the enterprise number in the footer of every page

Which one is yours?

Tell me about the business and I will say which tier fits, and what it would cost, before you commit to anything.

A short brief, a quick call, a first preview within 72 hours of your complete material. A fixed price agreed before we start, and maintenance included from €29 a month.

Which package?
Email
tiago@ovrick.com
Phone
+32 451 02 53 41Message on WhatsAppQuickest for a short question. Belgian number, answered by me.
Business
Tiago Mendes Jerónimo, trading as Ovrick
Enterprise number 1042.139.393
VAT number BE 1042.139.393
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