Clear page architecture
Navigation, page hierarchy and calls to action are based on what a new visitor needs to understand and do.
What is delivered
The visible website and the foundations behind it.
Responsive implementation
Pages are built for small screens first, with semantic markup, accessible controls and stable image dimensions.
Technical SEO foundation
Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, sitemap, robots rules, structured data and internal links are checked before launch.
Project flow
A realistic route to a controlled launch.
Scope and inputs
Pages, functions, content ownership, required accounts, price, tax treatment and feasible timing are documented.
Design and feedback
A working version is reviewed in the agreed feedback rounds. Missing content or approvals are surfaced rather than silently guessed.
Launch when ready
The target build period for a standard VURM website is 14 days once scope, content, access and decisions are complete—not an unconditional deadline.
Ownership and technology are agreed, not assumed.
Your domain is registered in your name. Material you supply remains yours or the original rights holder’s. Transfer of the website files, access and any handover fee are stated in the project-specific proposal before you accept.
The right technology follows from the required content workflow, integrations, performance and handover needs. VURM does not force a CMS or custom build before those requirements are known.
If you already have a website, useful URLs and content are inventoried before a redesign. Necessary URL changes receive a direct redirect plan instead of being discarded without review.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
How much does a VURM website cost?
Public packages start at €89 per month plus €249 setup. The correct package depends on the number of page types, content, booking or sales functions, integrations and support required.
Is SEO included?
Every build includes a technical search foundation. Ongoing content, link acquisition and guaranteed rankings are not automatically included. Local SEO guidance is part of the Growth package.
Can I edit the website myself?
VURM normally manages agreed changes through the support route. If self-editing in a CMS is required, that must be confirmed as a separate project requirement before the build.
What happens after launch?
Hosting, SSL, technical maintenance and the agreed support continue under the selected package. Larger additions are scoped and approved separately.