Websites and webstores that run the business
We build sites and stores that catch attention and serve the business behind them. We build bespoke solutions: webstores, reservation systems and training platforms. Every site is built around being found, by search engines and by AI (SEO + GEO).
Features
Webstores
Products, an order flow and payments. The store can be built on a platform you already use, including Stripe, Shopify, Paytrail and MyCashflow.
Reservation and booking systems
Bookings and appointments taken on the site and held in a system you administer yourself.
Training platforms
Courses, registrations and participant management in one place.
Reviews
A review system built into the site rather than rented from a platform.
Search and AI findability
Content built to be read by people and parsed by AI and search engines, so the audience you want finds the site. Technical SEO and structured data are built in.
The numbers
Over 20 000 € a month
Payments currently running through our sites
Over 1700 a month
Users
Common questions
- What does a website cost?
- A website is typically 400 to 700 €, VAT 0 %, depending on what is built into it. A webstore or a reservation system sits at the upper end, a straightforward site at the lower. Maintenance after launch is billed annually and separately.
- How long does it take?
- Under two weeks from first contact to a live site.
- Who owns the site?
- Lumeva holds the site technically, and you hold every right to its content and to changes in it. In practice that means you ask for what you want changed and it is changed, and you never administer a server or a platform account to get it. If you leave, you take the site and its code with you.
- What happens after launch?
- We maintain the site: changes you ask for, security updates and general upkeep, at an annual cost agreed up front.
- Can you work with our existing site?
- Yes, and in practice we usually rebuild it. Compatibility and contract terms make a rebuild cleaner than inheriting somebody else’s codebase, and where a store platform is already in use and working we connect to it rather than replace it.