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Websites for trade businesses in Switzerland

eluma.ch develops websites for trade businesses in Switzerland. Your services, actual service area and own work images take centre stage. Visitors can see which jobs you take on and how to request a quote. We improve existing sites and build first websites.

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01

When this solution fits

  • When you need your first website or your current one does not clearly explain your business.
  • When services, proof, and the next step are not clear enough for visitors.
  • When you want a strong website first and digital process improvements later.
02

What usually gets built

  • A homepage and agreed service pages explaining your business and actual service area
  • Mobile layout and a simple contact form with email delivery
  • Technical SEO with page titles, descriptions, language references and a sitemap
  • One joint revision round before launch. Advanced forms, bookings and customer portals are agreed separately
03

Costs, timing and scope

  • Price example: The eluma.ch calculator estimates CHF 2'500 to 4'500 for a 4-page business website. This assumes finished copy and images, an adapted template layout and no extras. It is a non-binding estimate.
  • Domain, hosting, image licences, translations and ongoing support are separate. One-time and recurring costs are set out before work starts.
  • Timing depends on scope, available content and your approvals. We agree on the implementation schedule after reviewing the material. Publication follows your acceptance.
  • A website presents your business and lets people enquire. Internal logins, scheduling and work reports belong to a separately scoped web app.
04

How your website takes shape

  1. 01

    You share your services, service area and available content. Together we agree on pages, responsibilities and price.

  2. 02

    You review the draft with its copy, work images and contact options. Your feedback informs the final implementation.

  3. 03

    We check mobile layout and the contact form. Publication follows your acceptance; ongoing support can be agreed separately.

05 / Example

Work example: a trade business website

schweizerfund.ch shows services, work images and contact options for a trade business. It is a project from within the eluma.ch business network, rather than an independent client testimonial. It does not prove an increase in enquiries or a particular Google ranking.

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Case study: website structure and design decisions ↗

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06 / Next step

A website that fits your trade business.

Describe your business and share your existing site if you have one. We clarify the useful scope for your first website or its next revision.

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07 / FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should a trade business website include?

Explain your services and actual service area, show your own work images and make contact details easy to find. Tell visitors what information you need for a quote. Only advertise emergency services or response times your business actually provides and can meet.

How much does a website for a trade business cost?

The number of pages, existing content, design and optional features determine the cost. The website calculator provides non-binding examples from eluma.ch. Domain, hosting and optional maintenance need separate consideration. We agree on the actual scope and price in writing before implementation.

Does a new website guarantee more enquiries or top Google rankings?

No. A clear website and technical SEO create a foundation, but do not guarantee rankings or enquiries. After launch, we review impressions, clicks and suitable enquiries. Small volumes need time before meaningful conclusions can be drawn.

Do I need a new website first or a web app right away?

For many companies, the website is the right first step. It creates clarity, trust, and enquiries. A web app becomes worthwhile when internal workflows should be digitized next.

Can the website be extended later?

Yes. That is part of the idea. The technical base is prepared so later forms, portals, or automations can be added cleanly.