Professional websites and e-shops that bring clients.

A website is a working tool, not decoration.

Every site we build has a specific purpose: to bring orders, calls or quote requests. That is why we start from structure and content, not colours. Who lands on it, what are they looking for, what should they do within three seconds.

We have built more than 1,000 sites — from simple presentations to e-shops with thousands of products and applications connected to SAP and ERP systems. That experience translates into something simple: we know what works in the Greek market and what does not.

For the professional: the site that brings the next appointment

A doctor in Glyfada or an accountant in Kallithea does not need a “portal”. They need a clean, fast page that answers three things — who they are, what they do, how to book — and shows up when someone types “dentist Nea Smyrni” into Google. That is what we build: services, bio, photos, map, form or online booking, Google Business Profile integration, and optionally an AI agent answering common questions 24/7. In 2–3 weeks, at a fixed price.

Technology chosen for the project

For e-commerce we use WooCommerce when it fits, because it is mature, economical to maintain and connects to every Greek bank and courier. For corporate sites and applications we prefer custom code: clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or PHP where needed — no heavy CMS, no dozens of plugins breaking with every update. The result is sites that load in under a second and do not need a “doctor” every month.

Why we do not deliver templates.

A ready-made template looks cheap until it needs to do something it was not designed for. Then come the plugins, the conflicts, the delays and the security holes. We prefer to build exactly what you need — and hand it over with documentation so that any developer can pick it up tomorrow.

Integrations we know well

ERP (SoftOne, Entersoft, Pylon, SAP), banks (Alpha, Piraeus, NBG, Eurobank, Viva Wallet), couriers (ACS, ELTA, Speedex, Geniki Taxydromiki, Easy Mail), Skroutz & BestPrice feeds, Google Merchant Center, myDATA. If something is not on the list, ask — we have probably done it.