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Fictitious business · public proof of approach
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Independent web studio · custom development
Websites, booking flows and small tools for service businesses and agencies. Commission the full build or bring Merki in for an integration or a specific delivery.
Explore the public example to see the flow. For your project, we agree on the scope, price and working arrangement before development starts.
Public example
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Open the public demoLa Encina
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Pick a fictional date
Review and view simulated confirmation
Fictitious business · public proof of approach
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Why Merki exists
We can improve what you have or build something new. The proposal defines the delivery and its boundaries, whether you need a complete website or help with part of a project.
A site, booking flow or tool built for how you sell: built once and launched under your name.
An existing tool, custom software or a combination may be the right fit. The proposal separates the initial work from running costs.
The public example is free to explore. A private concept, integration or build for your business is defined with you before work begins.
Start with the real blockage
Tell us what you want to build or improve and what you have today. That gives us the context to propose a defined first delivery.
What we build
Commission a complete website or tool, connect existing services, or bring technical support into a delivery your team is already working on.
Focused sites for one offer, service or campaign. They make the promise, proof, context and next step obvious, especially on mobile.
Appointment, booking and quote flows with your availability and confirmation rules. The proposal identifies the integrations needed and their usage costs.
Connect an API, finish a form, add a feature or take on part of an agency project. Scope and working arrangements are agreed before development starts.
Small internal tools for intake, follow-up, status and reporting: the workflow that never justified a heavy platform but still eats time every week.
Typical cases
Merki is not tied to one industry. These are the situations where a scoped web build usually pays off fastest.
Different sector, same kind of problem? That counts too.
How it works
Four steps. Each one leaves you with something you can open, read and judge.
We review the current site, tool or platform: what you sell, where bookings or enquiries arrive, and where interested people or team time are lost.
We agree on the deliverable, inclusions, price, timing and revisions. If a private concept would help, its scope is agreed before it is prepared.
We ship the approved direction as a ready-to-launch site, flow or tool, under your name, with analytics and SEO basics where they apply.
We watch how the new workflow performs, tighten copy and steps, and hand back concrete next moves instead of a generic redesign.
What you get
A complete build and a focused integration need different scopes. The proposal defines the delivery, revisions, price and working arrangements. Domain, hosting, third-party services and maintenance are listed separately.
Focused development: €2,900–4,500 as a reference.
Questions
Straight answers to the questions that usually come up in the first email.
The public demo is a fictional example you can explore freely. A private concept helps assess a specific direction. Before work is prepared for your case, we agree on what it includes; the full build, price and terms are defined in the proposal.
Merki also builds booking and quote flows, integrations and small internal tools. You can commission the whole project or a defined part of it.
Yes. We can assess whether to keep it, integrate it or replace one part. The scope includes dependencies and the costs of the services needed.
Yes. When both languages are in scope, the structure, copy, metadata and links between language versions are planned together from the start.
A full website includes the technical foundations: semantic structure, metadata, sitemap, canonical tags and language alternates where relevant. For an integration or partial delivery, the proposal defines what review is included. Search rankings are not guaranteed.
Development references: a focused improvement, €2,900–4,500; a full bilingual website, €4,000–8,000; a website with an owned booking or quote flow, €8,000–12,000; and a complete system with an operational tool, €12,000–25,000. Sector-specific options are described on their own pages. These are references, not a quote: price, taxes and terms are agreed in writing before work starts.
Yes. You do not need an existing website or tool. Explain the goal and who it is for, and we can propose a first delivery with clear boundaries.
Try the public demo and write with your project goal. We review the context and define the next step. Sending the form does not commission any custom work.
There may be domain, hosting, third-party service, support and maintenance costs. The proposal lists them separately, including what each item covers and who contracts it. Owning the website or code does not remove these costs.
We can discuss collaboration with a business, agency or product team. The full-website and system references do not describe every engagement: scope, time commitment, price and working arrangements are agreed in a specific proposal.
Start with a specific opportunity
A new website, a booking flow, an integration or help with a delivery. Share the goal and the context you have; you do not need to arrive with the solution worked out.
Or write to hello@merki.studioWhat happens next
The form sends a structured message. If you prefer, write directly to hello@merki.studio.