From €3k excl. VAT
€490 excl. VAT
Fixed
A foot-in-the-door look at the first screen, the book path, rooms, and languages — plus a rebuild range. Short video and a one-pager. Not a full audit. No obligation to build with us.
Includes
Not included
€1.8–3.5k excl. VAT
2–3 weeks
One offer — a week on the lake, a wedding block, a winter midweek. One page, one book action, on-page SEO for that URL.
Includes
€2–4k excl. VAT
The official site is fine. The room pages lose against Booking.com. One template plus the room pages: photos, amenities, sleeps, from-price, book.
Includes
€3.5–7k excl. VAT
2–4 weeks
Keep the current engine and CMS where they work. We redo the pages guests actually use — first screens, the rooms index, and the book CTA wired to what you already have.
Includes
€4–7k excl. VAT
~4 weeks
A new official site: home, rooms or villas, location, dining or house rules, contact, and book. Built so guests can compare the stay and book direct. About four weeks.
Includes
Not included
Priced when they apply. Not packages.
We design and build the pages guests use to compare rooms and book direct. Independent hotels, agriturismi, villa rentals — not chains.
We have already built live booking-site samples — the pages guests use to compare rooms and book. They are labelled as samples.
For
Not for
A guest finds the official site, then books the same room on Booking.com. Six things we look at on a hotel website's first screen, rooms page and book path, and what each one is costing you.
The headline commission is fifteen percent. The real cost per stayed night is higher once programmes, payment fees and a cancellation rate twice that of direct bookings are counted. The maths, and when the OTA is still worth it.
Since December 2024 Booking.com cannot stop an EU hotel offering a lower rate on its own site. Most hotel websites still look as if it could. What changed, what still pulls the other way, and where the direct rate has to live on the page.
A false dilemma that costs Czech accommodation owners money. What Booking.com costs in the Czech market, why Google shows Booking above you for your own name, what Seznam is still for, and what a penzion's own website has to do to earn its keep.
The current site and the town. That is enough to start.
Usually a teardown first — so the proposal is about the pages guests actually use.
You keep your booking engine contract. We wire the new pages to it.
All prices exclude VAT. Booking.com, channel manager, engine fees, hosting, and domain are separate. The exact figure comes after we see the current site, the languages, and the booking tool.
Name, the property, the live site, and one sentence on what is wrong. That is enough.
We reply within 48 hours.
