Web Development Agency for European Businesses
150+ websites shipped since 2019 by one in-house team, with studio hours that run alongside a real stretch of a Central European working day.
What you actually get
GDPR-aware by default, across whichever market you're building for
Cookie consent, data handling and form storage are built with GDPR in mind from the first sprint, not patched in once someone flags it during review. That's the same standard we build to regardless of whether the site is aimed at Germany, France, the Netherlands, the Nordics or another EU market — the regulation doesn't change by country, so neither does the build.
A working day that actually overlaps a European one
Central European Time runs 3.5 to 4.5 hours behind Pune depending on the time of year, and our 10:00–19:00 IST studio hours cover roughly 5:30am to 2:30pm CET/CEST — your working morning through early afternoon, not a single call squeezed into your evening after we've gone home.
One in-house team, not a chain of vendors across two continents
Design, development, QA and technical SEO sit under one roof in Pimple Saudagar, Pune. You're working with the people actually building the site, which matters more than usual when a project already spans a language and a timezone — fewer handoffs means fewer places for your brief to get lost in translation, literal or otherwise. Source code, hosting credentials and CMS access transfer to you at launch, the same way they would for any client, regardless of which market the site is built for.
EUR invoicing and EU hosting, without treating either as a special request
We invoice in EUR or USD, and can place hosting on EU infrastructure on request for data residency or latency into a specific market. Both are standard scoping questions here, not add-ons quoted separately after the fact.
How this actually works
How the Pune working day lines up with continental Europe
"Europe" isn't one timezone, so this is necessarily an approximation centered on Central European Time, which covers most of the continent's major markets — Germany, France, the Netherlands, Austria and others run on CET/CEST, while parts of Eastern Europe sit roughly an hour ahead. Pune runs about 4.5 hours ahead of CET and 3.5 ahead of CEST during European daylight saving. Our 10:00–19:00 IST studio hours therefore map to roughly 5:30am–2:30pm CET, or 6:30am–3:30pm CEST — either way, a genuine stretch of your working morning into early afternoon, not just a narrow slot at the edges of your day.
That overlap is where we schedule kickoff calls, design reviews and anything that moves faster as a live conversation than an email thread. Once your afternoon moves past that window, the project doesn't stop — it shifts to async: written specs, a Loom walkthrough of what changed, a staging link updated the same day, so there's real progress waiting for you the next morning rather than a status update sent at an odd hour.
We invoice in EUR or USD by international transfer or card, with a fixed quote and written contract agreed before work starts. We're a Pune-based studio, not one registered in the EU or the UK — the UK has its own separate overlap and its own page, since its working hours sit further from CET than the rest of the continent does. If you're building for a specific European market with its own compliance or language requirements, raise that during scoping rather than after the first draft.
Built for European clients
- EUR or USD invoicing
- GDPR-aware builds
- CET/CEST morning overlap
- EU hosting on request
Guide
Europe Website Pricing Guide
Website Cost Benchmarks Across Continental Europe
"Europe" spans dozens of markets and currencies, so any single number is necessarily an approximation — but general pricing guides published across continental Europe cluster fairly consistently once you group by tier: roughly €500 to €2,500 for a basic template-based site, €2,000 to €8,000 for a mid-tier custom CMS build, and €5,000 to €18,000 or more for a high-end build. Larger mid-market brands with more complex requirements can run considerably higher — €20,000 to €90,000 isn't unusual for that segment, though it's a different scope entirely from a standard business site.
GDPR compliance work is the one cost factor that applies almost uniformly across every European market regardless of country, and it's worth budgeting for specifically rather than assuming it's included by default: proper cookie consent, documented data handling and a privacy policy that matches what the site actually does take real scoping and QA time. Beyond that baseline, the usual factors apply — page count, custom functionality, and how many outside systems (payments, a CRM, a booking tool) the site has to integrate with.
These are general European market benchmarks aggregated from public pricing guides, not a Webcomp quote — pricing varies too much by country and scope for a single number to mean anything. Every project gets scoped individually, with a fixed quote agreed in writing before work starts regardless of which European market it's built for.
- Basic / template: €500–2,500 — a small site, single language, minimal functionality.
- Mid-tier custom CMS: €2,000–8,000 — a custom-designed build, GDPR-compliant, standard integrations.
- High-end build: €5,000–18,000+ — complex functionality, full custom design, ongoing support (larger mid-market brands can run considerably higher).
FAQ
Questions before you get started.
Central European Time (CET/CEST), since it covers most of the continent's major markets — Germany, France, the Netherlands and others. Eastern Europe runs roughly an hour ahead of that, and the UK sits further off, which is why the UK has its own separate page rather than being folded into this one.
A real stretch of your morning into early afternoon — our 10:00–19:00 IST studio hours map to roughly 5:30am–2:30pm CET (an hour later under CEST). That's enough for live calls to be a normal part of the week, not a rare event.
Yes — cookie consent and data handling are built to a GDPR-aware standard as a baseline across every European market we work in, though we'd still recommend your own legal review for anything industry-specific.
Yes to both. We invoice in EUR or USD depending on what's simpler for your accounting, and can place hosting on EU infrastructure on request if data residency or latency into a specific market matters for the project.
Ready to start?
See the fuller service breakdown on our custom website development page.