sector — opticians

Websites for opticians that put people at the door.

Your shop window is no longer just the one on the street: it's the pocket of whoever searches "optician" in your town. If you don't show up there, the usual chain does.

the context — with sources

76 %

of people who search for a local business on mobile visit it within 24 hours; 28% of those visits end in a purchase. Source: Google Consumer Insights.

×5

"near me" searches have multiplied in five years. Most are made from phones, in the street, in a hurry. Source: Google data.

what an optician's website from this workshop includes
the case that proves it

A neighbourhood optician's, Cardedeu (Vallès Oriental).

They lived off word of mouth with a business-card website that brought nobody in. Today their site is their local engine: neighbourhood SEO and an assistant in four languages. And it's measured, in production, in front of anyone:

95

performance

86

accessibility

100

best practices

100

SEO · mobile, 6 Aug 2026

Measured with Google's public tool on the live website, on 6 August 2026. Don't take my word for it: check it yourself with Google's tool. If the optician's publishes its shop numbers tomorrow, we will report them here too — with name, date and source. Until then, this page only collects what anyone can verify.

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what opticians ask

How much does a website for an optician's cost?

Custom landing page from €600; full website with features (appointments, chatbot with your prices and diary) €1,200. Closed price in writing before starting — no surprises, no small print.

When do I see something working?

Fixed price in writing before we start. The deadline is set in the quote, no surprises.

Do you work outside Barcelona?

Yes: all of Catalonia. The latest optician's is in Cardedeu (Vallès Oriental). Remote from start to finish, with on-site visits when the project calls for it.

Shall we talk about your shop window?

Start with the free diagnostic of your current website — or straight to WhatsApp, where Gerard handles long chats.