Website design

Get a website built — from €990.

You see your site before you pay for it.

From Fellbach near Stuttgart, OsAI builds websites for small businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with a finished draft before you hire.

100+ websites and drafts builtDraft before contract
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Examples

Websites, drafts and design ideas for trades, practices and hospitality.

In drafts, names, logos and contact details are hidden. Pick an example to see it large.

Website draft for a joinery: bright workshop, German headline “Wir machen Ihre Möbelträume wahr” (we make your dream furniture real)BeforeAfter

Before, after. On the left, a typical older business website. On the right, a draft by OsAI. Drag the slider.

  • Website draft for a kitchen studio: kitchen with a brass front, German headline “Küchen nach Maß” (made-to-measure kitchens)
    Kitchen studioBig kitchen photos, one chapter after another as you scroll.
  • Website of SANITECs Haustechnik, plumbing and heating from Winnenden
    SANITECs HaustechnikPlumbing and heating from Winnenden. Bathrooms and heating on one page, call and booking always in view.
  • Website design idea for an electrician: full homepage with the German headline “Strom, der mitdenkt.”
    ElectricianDark tile grid with electric-blue light.
  • Website draft for a tile shop: tiles are tapped and the sample room switches floor and wall
    Tile shop with sample roomTap a tile, see it on the floor or wall of the sample room, let the page work out the quantity.
  • Website design idea for a metalwork business built from huge type, with a small image of sparks mid-sentence
    MetalworkType only, but huge. Mid-sentence sits a small image of flying sparks.
  • Website design idea for a bakery: full homepage with the German headline “Frisch aus dem Ofen.”
    BakeryBread up close, with hand-drawn wheat.
  • Website draft for a landscaper: pool in a garden, German headline “Wasser im eigenen Garten” (water in your own garden)
    Garden with natural poolThe garden image glides along as you scroll, the type sits large like in a magazine.
  • Website design idea for a driving school: full homepage with the German headline “Dein Weg zum Führerschein.”
    Driving schoolA road runs through the whole page.
  • Website draft for a joinery: bright workshop with a German headline about dream furniture
    JoineryBright and calm like the workshop itself. Furniture, kitchens, bathrooms and interiors on one page.
  • Website draft with a tile adviser: a wish is typed in and the page shows matching tiles
    Tile adviser with AIDescribe the room in one sentence and the page suggests matching tiles from the range.
  • Website design idea for painters and decorators: colour fan and colour blocks, German headline “Farbe, die bleibt.” (colour that lasts)
    Painters and decoratorsBold colour blocks, a colour fan in the picture, services as coloured tiles.
  • Website design idea for a dog school: full homepage with the German headline “Gut erzogen. Glücklich.”
    Dog schoolDogs as stickers, playful and colourful.
  • Website design idea for a roofer: aerial view of a tiled roof, German headline “Dicht. Sicher. Schön.” (tight, safe, beautiful)
    RooferAn aerial shot of the roof and three words in big type.
  • Website design idea for a gym: full homepage with the German headline “Stärker als gestern.”
    GymBlack and neon green, diagonal image cuts.
  • Website draft for a tattoo studio on black, a beam of light follows the mouse
    Tattoo studioA black stage; only the spot under the mouse is lit.
  • Website design idea for a hotel: full homepage with the German headline “Ankommen. Durchatmen.”
    Hotel and guesthouseMountain lake across the full width, booking on glass.
  • Website design idea for a car repair shop with booking as the opening screen
    Car repair shopThe opening screen is a tool: tap the job, pick a day and time, done.
  • Website design idea for a heating installer: full homepage with the German headline “Wärme aus der Luft.”
    Heating and heat pumpsA cutaway house shows how the heat flows.
  • Website draft for a tiler with a large bathroom photo
    Tiler and bathroomsThe bathroom full screen, the call button always top right.
  • Website design idea for a beauty salon: full homepage with the German headline “Schönheit mit Zeit.”
    Beauty salonArch-shaped images, nude tones, fine gold lines.
  • Website design idea for a winery: vineyard in evening light, German headline “Wein mit Herkunft.” (wine with provenance)
    WineryVineyard in evening light, a frame like a wine label, book a tasting in one click.
  • Website design idea for a car dealer: full homepage with the German headline “Ihr nächstes Auto wartet.”
    Car dealerShowroom in the spotlight, filters on glass.
  • Website draft for a spice shop: bowls of spices with a German headline about a bazaar
    Spice shopSorted by lid colour like on the shelf, plus recipes for tonight.
  • Website design idea for a physiotherapy practice: full homepage with the German headline “Bewegung ist Therapie.”
    PhysiotherapyHuge type, the movement runs through the word.
  • Website design idea for a home care service with an illustrated street scene
    Home care serviceDrawn, not photographed: a warm street scene where care comes to people's homes.
  • Website design idea for a florist: full homepage with the German headline “Blumen für jeden Moment.”
    FloristCollage with torn paper edges.
  • Website draft for solid wood tables with a large photo of a tree slice
    Solid wood tablesLarge images that show the grain. Every table is one of a kind, and so is the page.
  • Website design idea for a dental practice: full homepage with the German headline “Keine Angst vorm Zahnarzt.”
    Dental practicePastel tones and friendly 3D figures.
  • Website design idea for a carpentry business in the style of a magazine cover: “Bauen mit Holz.” (building with wood)
    CarpentryLaid out like the cover of an architecture magazine: three columns, fine lines.
  • Website design idea for an estate agent: full homepage with the German headline “Zuhause gesucht? Gefunden.”
    Estate agentSplit screen: house on the left, search on the right.
  • Website draft for a restaurant with a terrace under palm trees
    Restaurant with terraceBook a table, opening hours, menu: the essentials without searching.
  • Website design idea for a photo studio: full homepage with the German headline “Momente, die bleiben.”
    Photo studioBlack-and-white gallery with a single colour photo.
  • Website design idea for a solar installer as a tile grid: “Ihr Dach kann mehr.” (your roof can do more)
    Solar installerEverything at a glance in tiles: solar system, battery, wallbox, roof check.
  • Website design idea for a coffee roaster: full homepage with the German headline “Kaffee mit Charakter.”
    Coffee roasterEach blend on its own colour.
  • Website draft for a hair salon: German headline “Farbe ist Handwerk.” (colour is craft)
    Hair salonA dark salon photo, golden buttons to book an appointment.
  • Website design idea for a yoga studio: full homepage with the German headline “Finde deine Mitte.”
    Yoga studioSoft colour gradient, a single line drawing.
  • Website design idea for a cleaning company with a split screen: offices on the left, homes on the right
    Cleaning companyTwo halves, two customer groups: business on the left, homes on the right, each with its own button.
  • Website design idea for a removals company: full homepage with the German headline “Wir packen das.”
    Removals3D illustration in blue and orange.
  • Website design idea for a funeral home: a candle by the window, German headline “we are there for you, day and night”
    Funeral homeLots of calm and white space, with “what to do now” right below.
  • Website design idea for a tax advisor: full homepage with the German headline “Steuern mit Ruhe.”
    Tax advisorCalm grid, lots of white space, one green.
  • Website design idea for an optician: full homepage with the German headline “Sehen, wie es sein soll.”
    OpticianThe glasses float, round crops like lenses.
  • Website design idea for a window maker: full homepage with the German headline “Mehr Licht. Weniger Lärm.”
    Window makerThe hero image sits inside a window frame.
  • Section of a restaurant website: Persian classics in front of an oriental pattern
    Persian restaurantA menu with ornaments from Persian art.
  • Section of a wine tavern website: menu with tarte flambée and a seasonal calendar in elegant type
    Wine tavernMenu and seasonal calendar like a printed card.
  • Section of an inn website: seasonal dishes and desserts in chalk lettering on a dark background
    Country innThe menu as on the chalkboard in the dining room.

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Price

What does a website from OsAI cost?

A website from OsAI starts at €990; ongoing care depends on the scope. OsAI is a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act — prices are final, with no VAT added on top.

Website build
from €990

Built from the draft you saw beforehand.

You get your fixed price after the free 15-min intro call, before any work starts.

Ongoing care
Monthly, by scope
  • technical updates
  • small changes
  • an eye on uptime

What the price depends on

  1. Number of pages

  2. Text and photos

  3. Features

  4. Languages

More details
Number of pages:
A compact site lands closer to the starting price than many subpages.
Text and photos:
What exists saves time, new material takes effort.
Features:
A contact form is included, appointment booking or extra forms come on top.
Languages:
Every extra language brings its own copy and pages.
What you get

What's included in the website?

The starting price covers a finished website, not just a design:

  • Draft first

  • Built for phones

  • Fast loading

  • Google groundwork

    Titles, structured data, sitemap, for AI search too.

  • Legal pages in place

    Legal notice, privacy. Details from you, no legal advice.

  • Contact form

Master carpenter reviewing the draft of his new website in the office next to his workshop
Illustrative image (AI)
Process

Four steps to your website.

  1. Talk

    15 minutes, then the scope is set.

  2. Draft first

    Click through it before you sign.

  3. Revise & approve

    Your requests, then your sign-off.

  4. Launch & care

    Live on your own domain.

Live demo: website before and after
Comparison

Site builder, freelancer or agency?

All three can work. It comes down to your own time.

Website builder

You build it, copy and Google stay with you.

Freelancer

A direct line, depends on one person.

Agency

Set processes, more coordination.

And OsAI?

A one-person business: fixed starting price, finished draft before you decide.

Built for trades businesses: websites for tradespeople
Limits

What's not included.

  • Ongoing content writing
  • Photoshoots
  • An online shop
  • Multilingual builds

Can be booked separately.

FAQ

Common questions about getting a website built.

How long does it take to get a website built?

Usually 1 to 2 weeks from the intro call to the finished site. How fast it goes depends on the scope and on how quickly copy, photos and feedback come in. You see the draft before you hire.

Which industries does OsAI build websites for?

Mostly for trades businesses, plus practices, hospitality, retail and service providers. For example joinery, plumbing and heating, electricians, tilers, dental practices, physiotherapy, bakeries, restaurants, hotels, hair salons, driving schools and estate agents. Examples from more than 30 industries are shown at the top of this page.

What does a website cost per month?

It depends on the ongoing care: which updates and changes are included, and whether domain or hosting costs come on top. You get your fixed price after the free 15-min intro call, before any work starts. As a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act, OsAI doesn't charge VAT.

Do I have to supply the copy and photos myself?

Not necessarily. For the draft, OsAI works with what already exists, such as your current website or your Google Business Profile. Your own photos and details make the site better and keep the price closer to the starting point. Extensive copywriting and photoshoots aren't included.

Do I own the website?

Once paid in full, you receive a right to use the website for the agreed purpose, unlimited in time and place; an exclusive right of use can be agreed upfront. Your copy, photos and logo stay yours anyway. The details are set out in the terms and conditions.

Can I make changes to the website myself later?

Small changes are handled as part of ongoing care. If you want to update content yourself on a regular basis, such as current offers or news, mention it in the intro call. It affects how the site is built, and therefore the price.

Will my website be found on Google?

No guarantee, but the groundwork is part of the build: clean page titles and descriptions, structured data, fast loading, a good experience on phones. Nobody honest can promise rankings. How well a site gets found also depends on the competition, your Google Business Profile and time.

Next step

See it, then decide.

A draft costs you nothing but the time it takes to look at it.