Web design
Web design in Marbella
Marbella is a hard place to launch a website that looks like everybody else's. There is money here, a reputation for high expectations, and a clientele who mostly arrived from somewhere else and immediately started checking. So we build sites that hold their own in a search full of very polished competition — and that are still quietly earning in February.

The bar in Marbella is high, and rightly so
A business in Puerto Banús or San Pedro is usually being compared to the best places in Europe, not the next town along. A recycled template with stock photography reads instantly as a business that has stopped trying, and no amount of good copy fixes that impression. That is why every site we build here starts from your own material — your premises, your work, your people, photographed properly.
A town that keeps time on two clocks
From roughly June to September everything happens at once. Then it stops almost dead for four months, and the businesses that survive that stretch are the ones that spent the summer paying down the winter. A website is the only part of your business that keeps working through both — answering questions at 22:00, taking bookings for next spring, giving a German family something to read before they fly out.
Most of your customers are not in Spain
Between October and May, a large share of the people who contact businesses here are somewhere else entirely. They found you in a search from home, they are comparing you against three other options, and they will not phone you — they will read carefully and then message. Sites built for a purely local walk-in trade quietly lose that half of the market.
Five languages, one obvious button
English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish. Enquiries arrive in all of them, very often late at night, and WhatsApp is frequently ahead of email and phone combined. We build the contact layer around that reality: a tap-to-message link that opens with the right greeting in the visitor's language, a Spanish +34 mobile that a guest can actually reach, and a form for whoever prefers one.
One person, start to finish, and afterwards
No account manager, no junior taking notes and guessing what you meant. You talk to the person designing the site, the person building it, and the person who answers when something breaks in three years. For a small business on the coast, that continuity tends to matter more than anything else we offer.
Common questions
- Which parts of Marbella do you work in?
- Marbella proper, Puerto Banús, San Pedro de Alcántara, Nueva Andalucía, Elviria and the hills behind them, plus Estepona, Benalmádena, Mijas, Torremolinos and Fuengirola. Most projects are done remotely, and we'll come out when it genuinely helps — a photo shoot, a meeting, a look at a menu board.
- What does a website cost here?
- A well-built small business site in this market usually lands between €600 and €2,500 depending on how many pages, how much writing and photography is needed, and what it has to connect to. Online shops tend to run €1,500 to €6,000. Ongoing care and updates sit between €40 and €120 a month. We quote in euros, with IVA broken out, before anything starts.
- How long does a build take?
- Most small business sites go live in two to four weeks once we have your material. Anything involving an online shop, a booking system or a multilingual rewrite takes longer, and you will get a real date up front rather than a hopeful one.
- Can you handle the Spanish side — booking systems, cookies, invoices?
- Yes. We build with Spanish legal requirements in mind from the start: consent for cookies under GDPR and the LSSI, a real privacy policy, prices shown with IVA, invoicing in euros, and connections to the booking and payment tools businesses here already use.
- Do I own the site at the end?
- Completely. The domain is registered in your name, the code and content are yours, and it's built so another developer could pick it up without drama. We don't hold any of it back to keep a monthly payment running.
How we can help
We work with businesses across Marbella & the Costa del Sol
- Tarifa
- Zahara de los Atunes
- Vejer de la Frontera
- Bolonia
- Barbate
- Conil de la Frontera
- El Puerto de Santa María
- Sanlúcar de Barrameda
- Arcos de la Frontera
- Medina Sidonia
- Grazalema
- Marbella
- Puerto Banús
- San Pedro de Alcántara
- Nueva Andalucía
- Elviria
- Benalmádena
- Torremolinos
- Mijas
- Fuengirola
- Estepona
- Los Bolaños
- Maro
- Nerja
- Frigiliana
- Torrox
- El Morche
- Torre del Mar
- El Rincón de la Victoria
- Vélez-Málaga
- Nerja, Frigiliana & Torrox
- Málaga
- Cádiz
- Jerez de la Frontera
- Seville
- Granada
- Murcia
- Cartagena
- Alicante
- Benidorm
- Altea
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