Two articles a month, each answering one question a buyer in healthcare, food and retail or the Ireland–Ghana lane actually asks. Three free guides for when you are still researching.
Marketplace apps take a percentage of every order, for ever. A direct-ordering site is a fixed fee plus a small monthly cost, and the orders through it carry only card fees. For most restaurants and takeaways with a base of regulars, the site pays for itself within months. Keep the apps for discovery; move your regulars to your own site.
Updated 25 October 2026
For an owner-led Irish business, a professionally built website costs between €2,500 and €8,000 as a fixed fee. After launch, expect €60 to €150 a month for hosting and care, and €800 to €2,500 a month if you add SEO and growth work. Those are our own published prices; the sections below explain what moves a quote within that range.
Updated 25 October 2026
One guide per lane. Enter your email, get the guide, and a short five-email series you can leave at any time.
A one-page checklist for home care, respite, clinic and therapy providers in Ireland. Run it against your current site in twenty minutes and see exactly what is costing you enquiries.
For restaurants, takeaways, cafés and food producers. The break-even formula with a fill-in worksheet, and the six ways to move regulars from the apps to your own site.
A practical starter guide for Irish businesses and Ghanaian-Irish founders looking at the Ghanaian market: what to check first, who to talk to, and what a four-week market entry sprint covers.
Thirty minutes, no pitch. We answer the question you actually have.
