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Notes from the people who build.
What does a website actually cost? When is a redesign worth the money? We write what we would have wanted to know ourselves — with real numbers from our own projects.
These articles are translated from Danish. Read the blog in Danish.
How your cookie banner hurts your SEO — and what to do about it
Cookie banners cost LCP, CLS and INP, and Googlebot sees the banner too. Typical impact ranges, the fixes in order of effect, and how to drop the banner altogether.
SaidRead the article →Fixed-price SaaS MVP: how to get your first version live
What a SaaS MVP costs in Denmark, why a fixed price and a fixed scope work for a first version, and how to cut the idea down to the one workflow that proves it.
BenyaminRead the article →Website subscriptions: what DKK 375–975 a month should include
Danish website subscriptions run from DKK 200 to 2,000 a month. What each level should include, six questions that expose a bad plan, and what happens if you cancel.
SaidRead the article →Fixed-price websites: what DKK 3,995, 6,995 and 14,995 buy you
Start, Etablér and Byg: what each package contains, what a fixed price means in writing, subscription versus one-time over three years, and six red flags in quotes.
NikanRead the article →Shopify or your own webshop? 3-year cost and the GDPR differences
Shopify or a webshop built for you? The three-year bill in DKK, where each fails on GDPR, and a plain answer to which one fits which kind of Danish shop.
SaidRead the article →GDPR checklist for webshops: cookies, consent and customer data
A practical GDPR checklist for Danish webshops: cookies, checkout data, email marketing, processors, deletion and fines. Plus how to build it in from day one.
NikanRead the article →Web analytics without cookies: GDPR-friendly alternatives to GA4
Why Google Analytics became a GDPR problem in Denmark, what the rules require, and how Umami, Plausible and Matomo compare. Based on what we run ourselves.
BenyaminRead the article →Danish hosting or US cloud? Schrems II explained for business owners
What Schrems II, the CLOUD Act and the Data Privacy Framework mean for where your website's data lives, explained for business owners rather than lawyers.
NikanRead the article →Cookie banners: the rules for Danish websites in 2026
When you need a cookie banner, what it has to say, and the five recurring mistakes. Plus the option most people overlook: avoiding the banner altogether.
NikanRead the article →Why can't I find my website on Google?
Eight reasons your site isn't showing up — from the noindex tag the developer forgot to content that doesn't match what people search for. And the order to check in.
SaidRead the article →What does a booking system cost? Prices and hidden costs
What does a booking system cost? The prices, the four costs that aren't in the price list, and the five-year sums for both sole traders and salons with staff.
BenyaminRead the article →What does a website cost in 2026? Prices with real numbers
From DKK 5,000 to DKK 150,000 — what a website actually costs in Denmark, what drives the price up, and the running costs nobody tells you about.
BenyaminRead the article →A booking system for your website: how to choose right
A ready-made platform or built into your site? Here is what the four types of booking system cost, what they can do, and the five features people regret skipping.
BenyaminRead the article →Choosing a web agency: 7 questions before you sign
Do you own the code? What does a change cost in two years? Seven questions that reveal more about an agency than any portfolio — and the answers that mean you walk.
NikanRead the article →WordPress or a custom-built website? An honest comparison
WordPress runs 40% of the web — but is it right for you? We don't build in WordPress, and here are the arguments for it and the three cases where you should.
NikanRead the article →What does a webshop cost? Platforms, prices and hidden costs
Shopify, WooCommerce or custom-built? Here is the full bill including transaction fees, shipping modules and the costs that only appear after launch.
BenyaminRead the article →8 signs your website needs a redesign
A redesign costs money, so it has to be worth it. Here are the eight signs that actually matter — and the three reasons that aren't good enough on their own.
SaidRead the article →What does an app cost? Prices and examples in 2026
What does an app cost? From DKK 40,000 to over a million. Here are the prices by type, what drives them, and the running costs for App Store and Google Play.
BenyaminRead the article →Why your website is slow — and what it costs you
The five causes behind almost every slow site, how to find yours in ten minutes, and why one design decision can cost you 1.9 seconds without anyone noticing.
SaidRead the article →Do you actually own your website? A checklist before you sign
The domain, code, hosting and content can each sit in the agency's name without you knowing. Here are the five things to check — and how to check them today.
NikanRead the article →A website for the local business: what actually works
Tradespeople, salons and clinics don't compete for the whole country, but for their own town. Here is what genuinely moves local rankings — and what doesn't.
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