A few focused services for small businesses that want to look sharper,
get found and work a little smarter. Every project starts with a
conversation and a clear scope.
Our services
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New websites
A better first impression.
A clear, mobile-friendly home for your business, built around what
your customers need to do next.
Business websites & landing pages
Responsive layouts & accessible foundations
Search-ready page titles & structure
The scope: A defined page count, content plan and
launch handover.
Simple brochure sites can be built as static files, with no app
server or database to maintain. You own your domain and hosting
accounts.
If a project needs a backend, database, paid API or ongoing support,
we agree on who runs it and what it costs before building. Monthly
care is a separate, optional agreement, not a hidden commitment.
Third-party fees and hosting limits depend on the provider. Existing
sites are reviewed for fit before a redesign is quoted.
A few good questions.
What does a project cost?
It depends on the pages, content, features and existing site.
We’ll agree on a written scope and quote before any work starts.
No surprise extras.
Can you improve my current site?
Yes, if the platform and source access allow it. We’ll review what
you have first and recommend a refresh or a rebuild based on the
actual work involved.
Do I have to pay a monthly fee?
Not for every project. A static site can be handed over to your
own hosting account. Ongoing updates, monitoring or a hosted
backend need their own agreed support and cost arrangement.
Will local SEO put me first on Google?
No one can responsibly promise a ranking. The service focuses on
accurate business information, useful local content and technical
foundations. Results depend on competition, location and other
factors.
Can you build a large custom platform?
Hatsa Web’s custom service starts small: a focused tool, prototype
or simple workflow. Larger platforms, regulated systems and
complex backends need a separate feasibility review and
maintenance plan.
A good next step
What are you working on?
A new idea, a tired website, or one task that takes too long. Let’s
figure out what would actually help.