“I will end up paying more than planned”
Three packages, three listed prices. Every add-on is priced before work starts.
Websites for local shops and tradespeople
30 minutes, no obligation.

No obligation.
Reviews left on my Malt profile by clients I built apps for. Same person, same way of working.
Three packages, three listed prices. Every add-on is priced before work starts.
The website is yours as soon as it is paid for. The monthly plan is optional and stops whenever you want.
A mockup designed for your business, which you approve before development.
Every page is written around what your customers search for near you, and the website is linked to your Google Business Profile.
One call, your photos, your answers to a few questions. I do the rest and you approve.
With the monthly plan, you message me and it gets changed. Changing your opening hours or a price takes no tool on your side.
of visits on a phone are abandoned when the page takes more than 3 seconds to load.
Source: Google, The Need for Mobile Speed (2016)A slow website loses one customer in two before it has said hello.
A website written from scratch, with no theme and no plugins, designed for the phone first.
of French small and medium-sized businesses already have a website.
Source: Baromètre France Num 2026Having a website is no longer enough: it has to be you they find.
Every page is written around what your customers type into Google, in your town.
of consumers read online reviews before choosing a local business.
Source: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (US)People judge you before they walk through your door.
Your Google reviews featured on the website, and your Google Business Profile linked to every page.
All of this is decided before I write a single line of code.

Before talking about a website, I listen: your business, your customers, what the website should bring you. Free, no obligation.
Many websites fail here: nice pages that don’t say what to do. I first decide what each page has to achieve.
You see your website before it exists, on a phone first: that is where your customers look at it.
Code written for your website, not a theme with plugins: it loads fast and does not break at the next update.
Your website goes onto real phones before it goes in front of your customers.
Domain name, Google, legal pages: I handle the home stretch.
A website that is live is not a finished website. With the monthly plan, I keep it up to date. No commitment.
Three demos, one per package, and one real website. The demos are live: open them on your phone.


Restaurant · Cannes
A restaurant that fills its dining room from its website, in French and in English.
Fictional business, created for the demo.


Hair salon · Nice
A salon whose prices, team and opening hours can be found in ten seconds.
Fictional business, created for the demo.


Plumbing and heating · Antibes
A tradesperson you can call in one tap, from a single page.
Fictional business, created for the demo.


Mobile app agency · Antibes
The website of my mobile app agency: designed, written and developed by me.
A non-compliant website exposes its owner, not the person who built it. Here is what I check on every website before it goes live.
What the law says : Every business website must say who publishes it: name, address, SIRET number, host, publication manager.
€75,000 fine for a sole proprietor, €375,000 for a company, when it is missing.
Source: Service-Public
Written for your business, kept up to date, reachable from every page.
What the law says : GDPR applies as soon as a contact form collects data: you must say which data, why, and how long you keep it.
€1,500 fine if a mandatory piece of information is missing. The CNIL can go up to €20,000 under its simplified procedure, and up to €20 million or 4% of turnover in serious cases.
Source: Service-Public, CNIL
Privacy policy, a notice under every form, and only the data you actually need.
What the law says : No tracker may be set before the visitor chooses, and refusing must be as easy as accepting.
No tracker by default. If one is needed, a banner with “Reject all” at the same level as “Accept all”.
What the law says : As soon as you sell or take bookings online, your terms must be readable before the order.
I tell you what your business requires and I place your terms at the right step of the journey.
What the law says : Since June 28, 2025, online shops must be usable by people with disabilities. Businesses with fewer than 10 employees are exempt.
Enforced by the DGCCRF. For a small business it is not an obligation, but your visually impaired or elderly customers do exist.
Source: DGCCRF
Readable contrast, keyboard navigation, described images, labeled forms: on every website, required or not.
What the law says : A data breach must be reported to the CNIL within 72 hours. A website without the padlock drives customers away right now.
When a website is hacked, it is your name that shows next to the browser warning.
Source: CNIL
Encrypted connection (https), protection against common attacks, no plugins to update.
Amounts are the maximums set by French law, checked on November 16, 2026. I am not a lawyer: I bring your website in line on these points, and I tell you when a question needs a legal professional.
You know what you will pay before you call me. You pay the price once, and the website is yours.
Tradespeople, freelancers, new businesses
Black Friday −20%, until November 30
€792instead of €990incl. tax, paid once
then instead of €39 €31 a month incl. tax, if you want
One page that says who you are, what you do and how to reach you.
Book a free callShops, salons, practices, restaurants
Black Friday −20%, until November 30
€1,512instead of €1,890incl. tax, paid once
then instead of €49 €39 a month incl. tax, if you want
A complete website that presents your services, your prices and your team.
Book a free callRestaurants, hotels, businesses with international customers
Black Friday −20%, until November 30
€2,792instead of €3,490incl. tax, paid once
then instead of €79 €63 a month incl. tax, if you want
A bilingual website that takes bookings or orders for you.
Book a free callIt covers everything that keeps the website running after launch. You can stop it whenever you want: I hand over the code and the access details.
Payment. 40% when you order, 60% on delivery. Three installments at no extra cost, on request. All prices include tax: VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French General Tax Code.
Torn between two packages? I will tell you which one during the call.
The real question is not the price of the first month. It is what you will have paid in three years, and what you will be left with.
A form to fill out, a template to pick.
What your customers type into Google, page by page.
Every page says what to do: call, book, come by.
Designed for your business, on a phone first, approved by you.
Your text pasted into the template.
No theme, no plugins: pages that load fast.
Legal notice and privacy policy written for your business.
Your business listing and your website point to each other.
The website is live. The subscription starts.
Opening hours, address and business type shown in the search results.
Optional monthly plan, changes with a simple message, code handed over if you leave.
Going live is only one step out of five. What happens before and after decides what the website brings you.
| Criterion | Riviera Web Studio | Subscription website | Do it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point of contact | Me, from the first call to launch | A salesperson, then a customer service desk | Just you, in the evening, after closing |
| Price | Listed, paid once | Setup fees, then a high monthly fee | A few euros a month, plus your hours |
| Commitment | None: the monthly plan is optional | Often 12 to 60 months | None, but everything depends on the tool |
| Ownership | The website, the code and the domain name are yours | The website often stops when the contract does | The website cannot leave the tool |
| Design | A mockup designed for your business | A template picked from a catalog | A template you adapt yourself |
| Speed | Custom code, designed for the phone | Varies by platform | Varies by template and plugins |
| Pages written around your local searches, Google Business Profile linked | Often sold as an extra | To learn as you go | |
| Changes | You message me, it is done: included in the monthly plan | A support ticket, sometimes billed | Yours to do |
The listed price is the price you pay. The website, the code and the domain name are in your name. The monthly plan stops when you decide, and you leave with everything.
“A rented website stops when the contract does. Yours stays.”
Book a free callThe person who answers your call is the one who designs and builds your website.

Founder of Riviera Web Studio
A former developer, I co-founded Riviera Flow, a mobile app agency in Antibes. There, I design products for companies and startups.
Riviera Web Studio is the same standard at the scale of a small business: a clear, fast website at a listed price, made by the person you talk to.
You talk to me, from the first call to launch, then for every change.
No jargon. I explain each choice in one sentence, and you approve at every step.
Based in Antibes. I can meet you at your business, between Cannes and Nice.
Book a time slot. You come away with something concrete, not a sales pitch.
Calendar not showing? Open the calendar in a new tab →
If yours is not here, ask it during the free call. You get a straight answer.
At Riviera Web Studio, three listed prices: €990 for a one-page website, €1,890 for a showcase website of 5 to 6 pages, €3,490 for a bilingual website of 10 pages or more with online booking or ordering.
You pay the price once. Add-ons are priced in advance: English version at €350, booking at €250, text writing at €90 per page. My business is exempt from VAT under the French small-business scheme: the listed price is the price you pay.
No. It is optional and comes with no commitment: €39, €49 or €79 a month depending on the package. It covers hosting, the domain name, the security certificate, backups and your small changes.
You can stop it whenever you want, and it ends at the end of the current month. I then hand over the code and all the access details, and you host the website wherever you like.
40% when you order, 60% on delivery, before the website goes live. Payment in three installments at no extra cost is possible on request.
The monthly plan, if you take it, starts the day the website goes live.
About 2 weeks for a one-page website, 3 to 4 weeks for a showcase website, 5 to 6 weeks for the Premium package.
The clock starts once I have your content: logo, photos, answers to my questions. The launch date is set during the first call.
You do, entirely, as soon as it is paid for: the design, the code and the content. The domain name is registered in your name.
No technical lock-in. If you ever want to work with someone else, they take over the website as it is.
No. I ask you the right questions during a call and I shape your answers into text. With the Premium package, or as an add-on at €90 per page, I write the text for you.
For photos, the ones from your phone are often enough if they are taken in daylight: I sort them and crop them. I tell you exactly which ones to take.
It is built for that: every page is written around what your customers search for in your town, the website is submitted to Google at launch and linked to your Google Business Profile.
Nobody can guarantee first place, and I do not promise it. What I guarantee is a website that is fast, readable by Google and written with the right words: the foundation without which nothing shows up.
You send me a message, it gets changed. The monthly plan includes 30 minutes to 2 hours of changes per month, depending on the package.
Without the plan, changes are priced in advance, on request.
Yes. I keep what works (your text, your photos, your domain name) and I redo the rest. The old addresses are redirected to the new ones so you don’t lose your position on Google.
If your current website is under contract, check the end date and the notice period before committing elsewhere: I help you read the terms during the first call.
A do-it-yourself tool costs little, but it costs you your evenings, and the website cannot leave the tool.
A subscription website is handled for you, but you pay every month, often with a commitment of one to five years, and the website generally stops when the contract does.
Here, you pay once for a website designed for your business, and it belongs to you.
Custom code, with Next.js, the technology I use for my own websites. No WordPress, no theme, no plugins to update.
The result: pages that load fast on a phone, few ways in for an attacker, and a website that does not break on its own.
The Premium package covers booking, appointment scheduling and simple online ordering, for example in-store pickup.
For a full store with a catalog, inventory and shipping, bring it up during the call: I will tell you frankly whether I am the right person, and at what price.
I am based in Antibes and I am happy to travel between Cannes and Nice. But everything can be done remotely, by phone and video call: I can work with a business anywhere in France.
You receive in writing the package I recommend, its price and the launch date. Then you decide, at your own pace: I do not chase you.