Web Design Ireland Built To Convert Attention Into Growth.

Hatch website projects currently start from €1,195 for a tightly scoped launch site, €2,495 for a more strategic growth website and €4,500 for custom or ecommerce work. The final quote depends on strategy, copy, unique page types, integrations, ecommerce, migration risk and testing—not simply the number of pages. Every proposal states the scope, price, timeline and responsibilities before work begins.

A focused small-business website can usually be completed in two to five weeks once the required content and feedback arrive on schedule. A larger redesign, ecommerce store or integration-heavy build receives a project-specific timeline. We agree review points and responsibilities at the start so avoidable waiting does not become the project plan.

Some Irish businesses may qualify for digital supports, but the schemes, eligibility rules and supported costs change. We will never describe a grant as guaranteed or shape a project around an outdated scheme. Every local authority area in Ireland is served by a Local Enterprise Office, so check the current guidance from the LEO covering your county before relying on any funding, and confirm in writing whether the proposed website work is eligible.

For marketing websites, our usual preference is Webflow or a custom build. Shopify is our default recommendation for ecommerce. WordPress is reserved for cases where an existing estate, publishing workflow or specialist integration makes it the practical choice. We recommend the platform after understanding the job—not before.

Yes. Crawlable structure, descriptive metadata, useful headings, internal linking, structured data, performance and analytics are part of the foundation. Ranking also depends on competition, authority, local prominence and the quality of the wider business footprint, so no responsible web designer can guarantee a particular position.

Yes. Mobile layouts are designed deliberately rather than treated as a squeezed desktop page. We test the primary journeys, navigation, forms, content states and interactive elements across representative screen sizes and modern browsers before launch.

Every project includes guidance on structure, message and proof. Copy editing or full copywriting can be included depending on scope. The best input normally comes from a structured conversation with the people who understand the customers, objections and work—not from asking a client to fill blank pages alone.

Yes. A search-safe redesign starts with an inventory of valuable URLs, content, links, metadata and current performance. We then decide what to retain, improve, merge or redirect and check the migration at launch. Removing old pages without that work can throw away visibility the business has already earned.

Yes. Straightforward integrations can be included in a standard scope, while more complex data flows are specified separately. We confirm the systems, fields, permissions, consent requirements and failure behaviour instead of treating “CRM integration” as a vague checkbox.

Yes. Most of the process happens over video calls, shared documents and structured feedback rounds, so the project works the same whether the business is in a city centre or a rural county. Every client gets the same direct senior access, response times and process.

Yes. Once agreed invoices are paid, you own the approved website content and the project deliverables described in the proposal. Your domain and core accounts should be held in your name. Any platform subscriptions, third-party licences or limitations are explained before build.

You work directly with the people shaping and building the website. We keep decision-making close to the work, agree who approves feedback and make responsibilities visible so the project does not disappear into layers of account management.

We monitor the initial release, provide the agreed handover or training and remain available for support. Ongoing care, content, SEO and measured improvements can be scoped separately when the business wants the website to keep evolving.

No. A website project does not require in-person meetings — the discovery workshop, design reviews and training all work well over video. If a face-to-face session genuinely helps a particular project, we can discuss it, but distance never limits which businesses we can help.

Book a free 30-minute call or send a short message through the contact section. Tell us what the website should achieve, what is not working now and any timing or budget constraints. We will give you a straight view on fit, likely scope and the most useful next step.