Online presence incubation

Incubation means accompanying a project from a fragile idea to a site that makes sense, its publication and the first improvements. It is not a one-off “page”, it is looking after a project step by step.

What you get

Diagnostic; structure; build; copy; review; launch; a plan of improvements

Incubation brings a project to the point where it works without constant help: a clear service, the pages you actually need, honest copy, a publication, and the first improvements once real people have reacted to it.

How this differs from “building a website”

A finished website does not bring enquiries by itself. Incubation starts earlier — with the question of what you are selling and why anyone would choose it — and ends later than publication: once the site is live, corrections based on real feedback are unavoidable.

What I do and what stays with you

Structure, build, copy, review and launch are on me. Materials, photographs, real prices and the decision about what you are prepared to promise a client are on you. Without your involvement the result is a good-looking site that isn’t yours.

Timeline and price

Incubation starts at €1,500 per project, with a usual range of €1,500–3,000. The price depends on the number of pages and languages, on whether photos and texts are ready, and on how much of the work you take on yourself. A monthly format is also possible if paying in one go is inconvenient. I give the exact price and timeline before the work starts, after a short review.

Diagnostic and structure

We go through the service, the client, the town and the competitors, then decide which pages are needed and in what order a person walks through them towards an enquiry.

Build and content

I build the pages, prepare the copy and the trust blocks, and connect the Google profile and basic analytics. You step in where your own material is needed.

Publication and improvement

We publish, watch the first reactions, fix the weak points and draw up a plan for the next steps that you can carry out yourself.

Incubation suits a new project, or one where a previous launch brought no enquiries and it isn’t clear why. If the task is narrow, starting with a review is faster and cheaper.

Webinkub does not replace legal, tax or immigration advice. When a question goes beyond the digital side, I say so and point you to an official source or a specialist.

Get in touch

Got an idea but no plan?

Discuss incubation

Describe the idea or show me the site you already have. I’ll suggest a format for the first step and name the price before any work starts.