Websites for Brussels Small Businesses, Built to Actually Get Enquiries

All nineteen, from the City of Brussels itself out through Ixelles, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht, Uccle, Saint-Gilles, Etterbeek and every commune in between. If your business serves a specific area, we write the site around that area specifically rather than reusing generic Brussels copy.

It is a Brussels-Capital Region grant, managed by Brussels Economy and Employment through the MyBEE platform, that reimburses a portion of digitalisation costs including website projects. The base rate is 25% of eligible expenses, and it can rise as high as 70% depending on your business profile, up to a maximum of €10,000 per business per calendar year. To qualify, your business generally needs a registered address in one of the Brussels-Capital Region's nineteen communes and a valid registration with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises, and eligibility also depends on your business's sector code. The single most important rule is that you must apply for the grant before the project starts, not after, so this is worth looking into before any work begins rather than once the invoice already exists. We cannot apply on your behalf or guarantee approval, since that decision sits with the Region, but we structure our invoicing clearly enough to support your application, and we would always recommend confirming the current terms directly on the official hub.brussels site before relying on any figure, including ours.

Our prices are published openly and shown in euros, starting at €595 for a single sharp page and €1,050 for a full multi-page site. No consultation call is needed to see them, and you will get a fixed quote once you have seen your free demo. Full details are on our pricing page, and if part of the cost is later reimbursed through the Digitalization Bonus, that is on top of these prices, not instead of them.

No, and it is the most common starting point. We build your demo from your existing Google listing, your reviews and your social pages, and write the page content for you. If you already have photos or a logo, they make the demo more accurate. If you don't, we build it properly without them and add them in later.

A working demo is usually ready within a few working days. Going from an approved demo to a fully live site typically takes one to two weeks after that, depending on the size of the site and how quickly your domain is set up. If you are applying for the Digitalization Bonus, remember the application needs to be submitted and approved before the project begins, so factor that timeline in first.

We build the local SEO structure, page titles and Google Business Profile connection to give your site a proper foundation for local search from day one. Ranking well for competitive terms takes ongoing work over time, and we are upfront about that rather than promising results we cannot guarantee.