Web development · Mauritius
Websites and web platforms, built in Mauritius
Business sites, landing pages and customer portals that are fast on mobile data and easy to keep current. You edit the content, not us. Most sites are live in two to three weeks, at a fixed price agreed up front.
What you get
- Business sites and landing pages that load fast on a phone and a mobile connection.
- Booking, payments and customer portals when you need to do more than inform.
- You update prices and content yourself, no developer and no monthly change requests.
- Your own business email and domain set up with it.
- Built to be handed over. The site is yours.
What moves the price
There is no single number, because there is no single project. These are the things that actually change the quote.
- How many pages there are, and how different each one is from the last.
- Whether customers book or pay on the site.
- Whether anyone needs to log in.
- Whether your words and photos are ready, or need writing and shooting.
- One language or two.
Week by week
So you know what is happening, and when, before you commit to anything.
How we work
You always know the price before we start.
We talk
Thirty minutes. Free. We say if we fit.
You get a quote
Scope, timeline, fixed price. In writing.
We build
Something working lands every week.
We launch
Then we stay. Support is agreed up front.
What we need from you
Have these roughly ready and the first two weeks go twice as fast. None of it has to be tidy.
- What you sell, and who actually buys it.
- Your words, or a rough draft. We tidy them up.
- Photos, or a decision to have some taken.
- Your domain, if you already own one, and who it is registered to.
- Whether you need to take money on the site, and which bank you are with.
- One person on your side who can make a decision.
Built for Mauritius
The things that matter here and get ignored by a template bought abroad.
Fast on mobile data
Most of your visitors arrive on a phone, on a mobile connection, sometimes a slow one. Pages are built light so they open before people give up and go back.
A .mu domain and business email that works
Set up properly, with SPF and DKIM records, so the mail you send lands in inboxes instead of spam folders.
Local payments
Card, and the local wallets your bank supports, so people can pay the way they already pay rather than hunting for a card.
Two languages, one site
English and French from the same pages, so you are keeping one site current instead of two that drift apart.
What usually goes wrong
Not scare stories. These are the four we see most, and what we do instead.
A site only the developer can edit
Every price change becomes an email and an invoice. Within a year the site is out of date because updating it is a chore. You should be able to change text yourself.
Beautiful on a laptop, unusable on a phone
It gets designed on a big screen and tested on a big screen. Then most of the traffic turns up on a phone on mobile data.
Somebody else owns your domain
Domains registered to an agency are a hostage situation waiting to happen. Yours belongs in your name, with you holding the login.
A contact form that quietly stops working
It happens more than you would think, and nobody notices for months. It should be tested, and it should tell you when it breaks.
Why Reinzel
A fixed price, in writing
You get the price before anything starts, and it does not move unless you ask for more.
Something working every week
Work is split into milestones. You see it running at the end of each one, and the balance is only due once it is live.
Experience behind the work
The studio is new. The experience is not: nine years of production mobile development, on apps in the stores today and still maintained.
Questions
How long does a website take?
Two to three weeks for most sites. You see working pages every week along the way.
Can customers book and pay online?
Yes. Booking, payments and customer portals are part of what we build. Which payment provider makes sense depends on your bank, and we will tell you before you commit.
Do I need a developer to update it?
No. You update prices and content yourself. That is built in, not an upsell.
Do I own the domain and the site?
Yes, both in your name. You can take everything and go elsewhere whenever you want. That is deliberate.
Will it be found on Google?
The site is built to be indexed properly: real text in the page, correct titles, fast loading, a sitemap. Where you rank after that depends on what you sell and how competitive it is. Anyone who promises you a position is guessing.
Can it be in English and French?
Yes, from the same pages, so you maintain one site rather than two.
What if I already have a site?
We will tell you honestly whether it is worth fixing or replacing. Sometimes the answer is fixing, and we will say so even though it is the smaller job.
Tell us what you need.
A few lines is enough. You get a straight answer, a rough timeline and a price range, usually within one working day.