A brochure site does not sell anything directly: it makes sure a prospect finds you, understands what you do and gets in touch. It is the most requested format in Luxembourg, and the one where the gap between an adequate site and a useful one comes down to simple details: clarity of message, loading speed, and how easy it is to find a phone number.
Who a brochure site is for
Retail and hospitality
Be found and located
Opening hours, address, map, gallery, booking. Most of it plays out on mobile, often less than a kilometre from the door.
Professional services
Build trust before the call
Expertise, background, fees, appointment booking. The site replaces a recommendation when there isn't one yet.
Trades and construction
Show the work done
Projects in photos, service areas, quote requests. Visual proof weighs more than any claim.
Consulting and B2B
Qualify enquiries
A readable offer, client cases, a structured form. Fewer off-target enquiries, more useful time.
What the site contains
The structure varies, but an effective brochure site almost always has the same building blocks. Each answers a question the visitor asks, in the order they ask it.
01Home
Page 1What you do, for whom, where, and what to do next. A visitor should be able to answer those four questions without scrolling.
02Services
1 to 4 pagesOne page per main service when demand genuinely differs. Otherwise a single structured page, easier to read and easier to rank.
03References or work
Page 3Projects, sites, before-and-after, client reviews. In most sectors it is the most visited page after the home page.
04About
Page 4Who you are, since when, with what team. In Luxembourg, local roots and multilingual service reassure.
05Contact
Page 5A short form, a clickable phone number, address, map, opening hours. No field without a reason to exist.
06Legal notice and privacy
RequiredCompany identity, host, data handling. Required by regulation, and checked by careful visitors.
What is included
- Structural design: site map, content of each page, mockups of the key screens.
- Design suited to your business, adapted for mobile, tablet and desktop.
- Build and development, with forms delivered to your inbox.
- Technical SEO: unique titles and descriptions, heading hierarchy, structured data, sitemap, speed.
- Local optimisation: consistent contact details, explicit mention of the areas you serve, appropriate markup.
- An editing interface for your text and images, with a one-hour handover.
- Go-live and connection to Google Search Console and traffic statistics.
How long it takes, and what holds it up
Three to five weeks between quote approval and go-live. Development is almost never the limiting factor: content is. A project that slips is nearly always one where copy, photos or approvals are late. So we set the expected reply dates in the proposal itself.
- Structure and mockups
- 1 wk
- Development and content
- 2 to 3 wks
- Acceptance and go-live
- 3 to 5 d
Budget
Between €3,000 and €6,000 excluding VAT for a brochure site of five to ten pages, with existing content supplied. Full copywriting usually adds €800 to €2,000 depending on the number of pages, and an extra language 20 to 40% of the budget. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
A brochure site for your business
Tell us what you do and what the site has to produce: you get a costed proposal within 48 hours.
Request a quoteFrequently asked questions
Yes. Both terms describe the same format: a handful of pages presenting a company, its offer and its contact details, with no online selling. Professional website stresses who it is for, brochure site stresses what it does. What gets delivered is identical.
Five to ten pages cover the vast majority of needs. Beyond that you need a real reason: several distinct trades, several geographic areas or an extensive service catalogue. Adding pages without substance hurts search visibility rather than helping it.
It lets you be found on your name, your trade and your town, which already covers most local searches. Ranking on competitive queries takes additional, regular content work.
It depends on your actual clientele. French is enough for many local businesses. English matters if you target international residents, German for cross-border clients and the north of the country. One language handled properly beats three half-maintained versions.
Yes. Adding pages, online booking or a shop is anticipated from the design stage. That is precisely the benefit of starting on a clean base rather than a closed template.
We write from a one-hour interview and work with professional visuals suited to your sector while waiting for your own photos. These services are priced separately.
Let us talk about your project
A 30-minute call is enough to define the scope, the budget and the schedule. You leave with a written estimate, no strings attached.
Based in Luxembourg, we work across the whole Grand Duchy.
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