Larnaca is the island's front door. The airport, the port and the road to Ayia Napa bring people every day who are arriving, renting, moving about and looking for somewhere to eat, usually on a phone and within a few minutes.
So many of your customers decide in a hurry and from a distance. Your site has to show straight away what you do, what it costs and how to book, without anyone having to hunt or call.
What we build here most
Transport and rentals
Car hire, airport transfers and taxis. A price that shows up front, booking in a few steps, and a confirmation that arrives before the customer lands.
Restaurants and the seafront
Finikoudes and Mackenzie live on passing trade. An English menu, opening hours that are right, and a map that opens properly in one tap.
Trade, warehousing and logistics
Businesses around the port and the industrial area, who need a serious presentation for partners and suppliers rather than a shop window for consumers.
How it goes
01
Free assessment
We look at what you have now and tell you what is wrong, with no obligation.
02
A quote with a number
A clear price and a delivery date before anything starts.
03
Build
You watch the site live as it is built and say what you want differently.
04
Delivery and support
You get it tuned for speed and for Google, and we stay reachable.
Common questions
Is a website worth it if most customers find me on Booking or Google Maps?
Usually yes, because every booking through a platform costs you commission. A good site does not replace the platforms, it turns people who found you there into customers who come to you directly next time.
Can I take payments online?
Yes. We connect card payments through a Cypriot or European bank or Stripe, with the terms and policies the law requires, so a refund does not catch you out.
What does it cost?
How long until it is ready?
Usually two to four weeks from the moment we have the content. If you are in a hurry, say so at the start and we will tell you whether it is possible.
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