What a corporate website includes
A corporate website covers the entire customer journey - from first touch to inquiry. The base structure we design around your funnel:
- Homepage - who you are, what value you bring, key directions, and social proof.
- Services / products - separate pages for each direction, optimised for search demand.
- Case studies and portfolio - results with numbers that address objections.
- Blog - content marketing and SEO traffic for mid-frequency queries.
- About and contacts - team, company details, forms, and a map.
Our tech stack for corporate sites
We do not use heavy CMS platforms or builders. A corporate site is built on clean code with a Headless CMS (Sanity, Strapi, Contentful) for content management. This delivers instant load times, perfect Core Web Vitals, and scalability without the sluggishness that plagues WordPress sites.
Who will run the site afterwards
A corporate website lives for years, and the real question is not how to build it but who will change it. We settle that before development, because the answer shapes how the site is built.
If edits are rare - a couple of pages a quarter - it is simpler to skip the CMS: we make changes on request and the site stays as fast as possible. If you have a marketer and plan a blog, vacancies or regular news, we add a Headless CMS so an editor works independently. There is a middle option too: only the sections that genuinely change go into the CMS, while static pages stay in code.
Language versions
A second language is not "translate the texts". It needs its own URL structure, a switcher that leads to the same page in the other version, and language links in the markup so search engines understand these are versions of one page rather than duplicates. With two language versions and the links set up wrongly, the search engine shows the wrong one or treats the pages as copies. We build this in from the start - adding it later costs more than planning for it.
Stages and timeline
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Brief and structure | Sitemap, navigation logic, priorities - ~1 week |
| Design | Unique visuals for your brand, no templates |
| Development | Markup, CMS, integrations, SEO foundation |
| Content and launch | Content population, testing, deploy, documentation |
Full cycle usually 3-6 weeks depending on the number of pages and integrations.
Pricing
A corporate website starts from 1500 EUR. The final cost depends on scope: number of sections, content depth, and required integrations (CRM, multilingual support, blog, member portal). We provide an exact estimate after a short brief.
Related formats
Need a compact site without a blog and case studies? See the business card site. Need maximum speed without a CMS? - clean-code website. Already have a site on WordPress or Tilda? - migration to a modern platform.
Frequently asked questions
What is a corporate website?
A corporate website is a multi-page company site that describes services, case studies, team, and terms, collects leads, and supports a blog. Unlike a landing page, it covers not just one action but the entire customer journey - from getting to know the company through to making contact.
How much does a corporate website cost?
A corporate website starts from 1500 EUR. The final price depends on the number of sections, content volume, and integrations (CRM, forms, multilingual support, blog). We fix an exact estimate after a brief where we agree on structure and features.
How long does development take?
Usually 3-6 weeks: 1 week for structure and design direction, 2-4 weeks for design and development, and a week for content, testing, and launch. The exact timeline depends on the number of pages and integrations.
Can I update the content myself?
Yes. We build corporate sites on Headless CMS - you edit texts, case studies, and blog posts through the admin panel while the site stays statically fast. We provide a management guide.
Will the site rank well in search?
Yes. We build in the SEO foundation from scratch: semantic headings, meta tags, human-readable URLs, sitemap, schema markup, and perfect Core Web Vitals. A clean-code site loads instantly, which directly impacts rankings.