What works differs per trade.

Mostly what has to happen behind the scenes. A salon with an online calendar is a simpler project than a dealership with a stock integration or a shop with a till system. Plaincodelab therefore quotes no averages: once it is clear what the site has to do, what will be built — design, build, integrations and launch — and at what price is fixed before the work starts.

That depends on the scope: the number of pages, the integrations and how quickly copy, photos and access are available. No averages are quoted; once the commission is confirmed, the schedule is agreed together with the price before the build starts. Along the way you see a working version instead of only at the end.

Yes. Prices, copy, photos, opening hours, products and vacancies are yours to change, from your phone as well. You never pay to change an opening hour. For bigger changes you can call PCL, but that is a choice, not an obligation.

Certainly. These pages cover the industries PCL builds for most often, but the approach is the same for any trade: first work out how your customer searches and decides, then build. Describe what is on the table and you will hear whether it fits.

Then PCL first checks whether replacing it is necessary at all. Sometimes speeding it up, rewriting it or adding an integration delivers more than starting over. If a rebuild is right, PCL carries your existing addresses across so the ranking you built does not disappear.

Yes. Alongside websites and shops PCL builds client portals, planning systems, booking modules and apps. That often starts with a site and grows once it is clear which manual work costs the most time.