Your web agency in Marseille
that unites website, application, SaaS
into one bespoke product

How much does a website cost in Marseille?

From €2,000 including VAT for a bespoke brochure site, a comparable range for a first e-commerce store and from €5,000 for a web application. The figure depends on scope: number of pages, business features, integrations. Our pricing page is public: you do not need a quote to learn a price.

Do you work with logistics and port businesses?

Yes. These are activities where the showcase matters less than the tool: shipment tracking, client portal, traceability, document area. We cover both, from the institutional site to the business application connected to your management system.

How is the project followed up?

A weekly call at a fixed time, a staging link open at all times and a single contact who is also the person producing the work. Short exchanges go in writing, so nothing is lost between two meetings. You never have to ask where the project stands: you open the link and see it.

Is local SEO for Marseille included?

The technical part ships with the site: structure, semantic markup, structured data, connected business listing. Lasting visibility in a city this size is then built over time, which is the purpose of our SEO & GEO offer. We do not sell guaranteed rankings, and nobody should.

How long until launch?

1 to 4 weeks for a brochure site, 3 to 8 weeks for an e-commerce store, 6 to 12 weeks for an application. What lengthens a project is the approval cycle: we move at the pace your feedback comes back.

Do you work in Aix-en-Provence, Aubagne or Vitrolles?

Yes, as well as Marignane, La Ciotat, Martigues, Salon-de-Provence and more broadly across the Bouches-du-Rhône. Terms and rates are identical throughout the département, with no additional fees.

What does a project look like in practice?

Four stages: a scoping workshop to fix the perimeter, mockups approved before a single line of code, development with staging open throughout, then launch followed by a recorded handover. After that you are autonomous, or you entrust us with maintenance.

What happens if my site goes down on a Sunday?

Our sites run on infrastructure that automatically rolls back to the last stable version if a deployment fails, which removes the most common outage. Beyond that, responsiveness depends on the contract: without maintenance we act during business hours; with it, the response window is contractual and written down. We do not claim to be reachable around the clock: that would be untrue.