Your dental clinic's website,answering at 11:47 pm.

It depends on the engine, not the bodywork: landing page from €600, a website with features €1,200, custom AI from €2,500 — a fixed price, in writing, before we start. That's the low end of the market and you can check it: in 2026 a professional website in Spain runs around €800–3,500, and in Barcelona not less. I charge less because there's no agency in between, not because there's a catch. And if you want a price range in 1 minute without calling me, use the calculator at /en/presupuesto: it's locked to these same prices — it invents nothing.

The workshop is in Barcelona and I work across Catalonia — Barcelona, Girona, Tarragona and Lleida: opticians in Cardedeu, builders in Barcelona, clinics in the Eixample. The web has no postcode: if we're a good fit in how we work, the town or city doesn't matter, we work just as closely (and coffee, when it's time, in person).

A workshop tool (/en/test) that does two things in one pass: a test adapted to your business (7-9 questions) and, if you add your website, a live-measured X-ray — speed with Google's own gauge, what the search engine sees, whether AI assistants can recommend you, customer leaks and public security exposure. It ends with an AI summary that joins both views and addresses you by name. Genuinely free, no sign-up — and if your website is fine, it tells you so and that's that. It's not built to scare you, but to show you where you stand.

Both. The one-off payment (A) is yours forever, code included. The subscription (B/C) means never thinking about the website again: hosting, security, changes and a human on the other end of WhatsApp.

No. And if you want to leave with everything? A buyout of 2–3 monthly fees and you take the code, design and access with you within 7 working days. In writing, in the contract — not in a tweet.

No. I only put it where it solves something: answering at 11:47pm, showing you a renovation before it's signed. Where it adds nothing, it's not there. Decorative AI is smoke.

A landing page, about two weeks. A website with features, three or four. Custom AI, four to six. The schedule is agreed before we start — not on the fly.

After thirty days of non-payment, the service pauses. I tell you beforehand and in writing — like everything on this page.

Hosting, security and technical updates, minor content changes (a text, a photo, opening hours) and direct WhatsApp support with me — answered within 24 hours. It's the "website insurance": you never think about it again. And this is new: with the B Combo (€400 upfront + €100/month), the first month of maintenance is free — you don't see another invoice until month 2. No lock-in, and if one day you want it all for yourself, a buyout of 2–3 monthly fees and you take the code and access with you.

Yes — the workshop builds for local businesses of every trade across Catalonia. The public case files speak for themselves: an optician in Cardedeu with local SEO and an assistant in four languages, a builder in Barcelona (Arnamar) with AI that draws your renovation before you sign it. Restaurant: menu and bookings with no per-diner commission, on your own website. Clinic: appointments that arrive by themselves, even at 11:47pm. Shop: a window display that sells when the physical one is closed. The free diagnosis adapts its questions and examples to your sector — try it at /en/test.

There's no magic button — there's a concrete list: letting AI bots read you (open robots, published sitemap), content that answers questions directly, structured data (schema.org) saying who you are, what you offer and where, and consistent external mentions (a well-kept Google profile, directories, local press). This very website ticks them all — it even publishes its llms.txt, the file the models read. The free diagnosis X-ray measures your AI-readable starting point and tells you what's missing, and the full list is in the logbook.

No. No copy, no perfect photos, no knowing "about websites". On the first call we look at it together: what you sell, to whom, and what you already have (a menu, the Instagram account, phone photos are usually enough to start). The domain and accounts always stay in your name — it's your business, not mine. You just bring the enthusiasm; the rest we work on along the way.

Yes. No interns, no opaque subcontractors. That's why I take on a maximum of two new projects a month: I'd rather say "no room left" than do it badly.

That's measured, not promised. The price list travels inside the system as a closed table — it's the only source of figures the model gets, and if you ask for the list it reproduces it line by line. The model runs at temperature 0.7 because at 1.0 it invented a €1,000 kick-off and we fixed that. The server signs the system prompt, so nobody browsing the site can rewrite its rules. It can't invent availability either: it only offers the slots you hand it.

No — and I won't sell it to you as if it did. Aurora answers, proposes a slot and hands the thread to you on WhatsApp or through the form; you or your front desk confirm the appointment, because that's who knows whether the slot is still free. Writing into a practice-management system is a separate project with its own price and its own risks: until it's built, it isn't in the offer. I'd rather under-promise and deliver.