Zug is small but dense: a canton with an unusual concentration of international companies, holding structures and crypto-sector firms, sitting alongside long-established local trades. A website here often needs to work for two audiences at once, an international board or investor doing due diligence, and a Swiss client booking a service. We build sites that hold up under both kinds of scrutiny: clear structure, fast loading, working in English and German where it's needed, without turning into a bloated brochure nobody reads past the homepage.
We're based in the Knonauer Amt, about fifteen minutes' drive from Zug, so meetings, workshops and sign-off sessions happen in person when that's useful, not just over a video call. Everything is designed and built in-house, no template handed off to a subcontractor, and once the site is live we keep looking after it: hosting, updates, and the cookie consent and privacy basics that Switzerland's revised data protection act (revDSG) has required since September 2023.
What we do
Business & corporate websites
A site that explains what you do and makes it easy to get in touch or book a call, built to represent a holding company, a consultancy or a trades business without over-explaining itself.
E-commerce
Online shops with Swiss payment options including TWINT, plus card and shipping integration, built for businesses that want to sell directly rather than just list a catalogue.
Web apps & custom development
Beyond a standard site: booking systems, client portals, ordering tools and internal consoles built around your workflow, the kind of custom build we did for RAKU Sushi in Zug.
Multilingual sites & maintenance
German, French, Italian and English versions where your audience needs them, plus ongoing hosting, updates, SEO and speed checks after launch so the site stays fast and easy to find.
Recent work
Recent Swiss work, including a full brand-and-app build for a sushi company based right here in Zug.
Brand IdentityIdentity, packaging and three apps for a Zurich sushi company, built end to end in five weeks.
Web ExperiencesA four-language events platform for the Portuguese community in Switzerland, from booking to the door.
Brand IdentityBrand system and product design for a Swiss services marketplace, logo to live app.How it works
- 01
Intro call
A free 20-minute call to understand what the site needs to do, who it's for, and roughly what you want to spend. No obligation either way.
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Plan & quote
We map out pages, features and language versions, then send a fixed quote. A basic business site takes 2-4 weeks from sign-off; a shop with payments and shipping runs 6-12 weeks.
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Design & build
We design and build everything in-house, with drafts to review along the way rather than one big reveal at the very end of the project.
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Launch & support
We handle hosting and go-live, then stay on for maintenance, updates, and speed and SEO checks so the site keeps working after launch, not just on day one.
Questions
Do you have an office in Zug?
No fixed office, we're based in the Knonauer Amt, about fifteen minutes away, and come to you for meetings and workshops. Most of the project runs over calls and shared documents anyway, with in-person sessions kept for the ones that matter, like sign-off.
Can you build a site that works for both an international HQ and local clients?
Yes, it's a common brief in Zug. We typically structure the site so the corporate and investor-facing content sits cleanly alongside the practical, customer-facing pages, in whichever languages you need.
Do you build multilingual sites?
Yes. German, French, Italian and English are all straightforward to add, and we structure the site from the start so a new language later is a content job, not a rebuild. Many of our Zug clients need at least English and German from day one.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on scope, so we don't quote numbers up front. A basic business site and a full e-commerce build with payments and shipping are very different jobs, we give you a fixed price after the intro call, once we know what you actually need.
Do you handle the privacy and cookie requirements under Swiss law?
Yes. Since September 2023 Switzerland's revised data protection act has set clearer expectations for consent and data handling online, and we build the basics, cookie consent, privacy pages, into every new site we launch here.