Complete websites, built by us for seven very different businesses. Open them, try them on your phone, click everywhere. That's the standard you'd receive.
Orsel ChocolatierA chocolate maker in Rolle who only sold in-store. Filterable catalogue, a box you fill praline by praline, cart, three-step checkout with TWINT, and a live shipping countdown: everything needed to sell across Switzerland.
Bréval FiduciaireA trade where clients hesitate mostly out of fear: surprise invoices, missed deadlines, files lost when changing firms. The site answers each of those fears, offers an annual flat-fee estimator and explains, step by step, how a file is taken over.
Maison VermeilA restaurant living on word of mouth and losing bookings over the phone. The menu now leads the page, the opening hours are readable without hunting, and a table is booked in three taps from a phone.
NORA CoachingA sole trader whose prices appeared nowhere, which scared people off before any contact. The three packages are now published side by side, and everything leads to the free assessment — the real entry point of the trade.
Atelier RouxReal craftsmanship, invisible online. Recent work is now shown with its context and duration, and a project is explained step by step: the client knows what they're getting into before they even call.
Léman PrestigeA premium fleet with prices published nowhere, forcing every curious visitor to call for a rough idea. Rates now appear by model and by duration, and booking happens online, at any hour.
Cabinet Rive-BleueA front desk swamped by the same questions: referrals, reimbursement, waiting times, cancellations. Every answer now sits on the page, and appointments are booked without calling.
These seven businesses are fictional: inventing a fake client would be dishonest, and unlawful here. The websites themselves are entirely real and fully working. They are written in French, the working language of the region — yours can be in English, French, or both.
WebyBoost is a young practice, and publishing a client's site without their written consent isn't done. Plenty of agencies fill this page with logos of brands they never worked for — that's misleading advertising. We preferred to build six complete sites, for real trades, with real constraints. Case studies from actual clients will take their place here as they come.
Through the guarantees, not the promises. The delivery date is in the contract with a stated penalty. You approve the full mockup before we build, and if it doesn't work for you, you're refunded in full. You own everything from day one. In practice, the risk sits on our side.
Yes. During the call we can show you a project being built, with that client's agreement. It says more than a frozen screenshot: you see the method, not just the result.
Fifteen minutes for us to tell you exactly what we'd do, and what it would cost.
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