A new website
Your site is outdated, or you don't have one yet. I'll build one that brings in customers, not just a digital business card.

For businesses in Belgium and beyond, no agency in between.
You talk to the man who builds your site. Not to an account manager.
Your site is outdated, or you don't have one yet. I'll build one that brings in customers, not just a digital business card.
A price calculator, a request form that asks for everything in one go, a booking planner. That's a different story, and it's what I enjoy most.
You know what you sell, I know what a site needs to sell it. I'll tell you honestly what works, even when you'd rather not hear it.
I build websites for businesses that want more than a digital business card. 160 originals and counting. And yes, I'm rather proud of that.
Independent enough to save you work. Involved enough to ask questions.
A wise man once said: he who pays the piper calls the tune. So you get a site that you or your team can update yourselves, with a manual included. Your hosting or mine, your choice. And no subscription you can never get out of.
On the phone or on video. You tell me what you do and what the site needs to bring in.
A quote tighter than a cyclist's Lycra. A fixed price, agreed up front.
Price approved? I'm off like a rocket on New Year's Eve. You follow along on a staging site.
You tell me what needs changing. Replies within a few hours.
The site goes live, you get a manual and I stay responsible for six months.
I'm a bit of a complicated man myself. Almost anyone can build a website. A price calculator that actually calculates, a booking planner hooked up to a calendar or a tool that measures a roof: that's a different story. That's where I get excited. Got an idea that's a bit trickier technically? Tell me about it.
I work in WordPress, with custom code where a builder gets too heavy. Every site I build is set up to rank high in Google and get mentioned in ChatGPT and Perplexity.
I used to hire freelancers. Now AI does that work: faster, never off sick and it never asks for a raise. But you don't leave an intern unsupervised, do you? I decide what gets built, I read every line of code and I test until everything works and is secure. All you notice is how fast it goes. And if something does go wrong? Don't blame the intern. Blame me.

I'm Silvio, a freelance web designer from Stekene, Belgium. I build websites for businesses, and for agencies that sell them under their own name. With me, you talk directly to the man who builds.
No.
Straight to the money. Fair enough. After our first chat you get a fixed price. No hours that keep ticking, no surprises afterwards.
Soon. Price approved and the contract signed? I'm off like a rocket on New Year's Eve. You won't have to nudge me three times.
We agree everything up front and I send you a short contract. Once it's back signed, I start. Is the site live and are you happy? Only then do I send my invoice.
Yes. You get a manual made for your site, and for anything else you just send me a message.
No. I build everything myself.
Then we sort it. I stay responsible for my work for six months after delivery. But usually nothing breaks.
You do, entirely. As soon as my invoice is paid, it's yours to arrange however you like. I'm not a politician, so I've got nothing to hide.
Remotely, for businesses across Belgium. The Netherlands works too, I'm half Dutch anyway. And working in English is no problem at all.
We don't have to get married straight away. One project is fine.
Go on, book it inYou won't regret it.(I told my other half the same thing once.)