Web Design Frankfurt
Based in Offenbach · Serving Frankfurt
An owner-run studio in Offenbach am Main — close enough for a meeting in Frankfurt, small enough for fixed prices.
Location
One studio, one address: Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 27 in Offenbach am Main. Frankfurt is a service area, not an office — and that is exactly the point.
(Next door)
Offenbach and central Frankfurt are about ten minutes apart by S-Bahn. For a website project that means a kickoff at your office, a design review across your meeting table or a quick session before launch are all genuinely possible — without half a day disappearing into travel.
We do not have an office in Frankfurt, and we do not pretend otherwise. Prestige city-centre space is always paid for by the client in the end; that cost block simply is not in our quotes. What you get instead is a fixed price, agreed before the project starts.
What remains is the proximity. If you run a practice in Sachsenhausen, a law firm in the Ostend or a shop in Bornheim, you are working with someone from the same region — familiar with the surroundings, reachable the same day, and fifteen minutes away if it matters.
Why from Offenbach
Next door, without the city-centre premium.
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In person where it earns its keep
Kickoff and sign-off on site in Frankfurt, gladly. Everything in between runs digitally, because video and messages settle things faster than a calendar slot — not because it is cheaper.
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One point of contact, throughout
You talk to the person who plans, designs and builds your website. No account manager in between, no handover to a team you never meet.
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A fixed price, not an estimate
Standard €1,250, Pro €2,100. The scope is written into the quote before the project starts, so you know beforehand what the final invoice says.
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No city-centre overhead
We keep no office space in central Frankfurt. That line item is not in our costing, and therefore not in your quote either.
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Rhine-Main is a service area, not a pin on a map
Offenbach, Frankfurt, Neu-Isenburg, Dreieich, Mühlheim am Main, Heusenstamm, Obertshausen, Dietzenbach — we actually drive to this region. Two further towns have a page of their own: web design in Hanau and web design in Darmstadt.
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Two to six weeks
Short distances make for short timelines: Standard projects in 2–4 weeks, Pro projects in 4–6. The schedule goes into the quote.
Sectors across Rhine-Main
What your sector needs from a website.
A law firm in the Westend and a trades business in Fechenheim need the same care, but not the same website. The difference is rarely the design — it is the question a visitor wants answered before they pick up the phone.
Law, tax and management consultancies
Trust decides here, not sales pressure. Practice areas, background and admissions belong visibly on the page, together with a short path to a first consultation. What may be said publicly is governed, for lawyers and tax advisers, by their professional codes — nobody can take that assessment off your hands, but a website can be built to stay restrained and still generate enquiries. Frankfurt is crowded as a finance and legal centre; a clearly named specialisation works harder here than any styling. Both professions have a page of their own: web design for law firms and web design for tax advisors.
Medical, dental and therapy practices
Three things are genuinely looked for on a practice site: consulting hours, how to get there, and whether new patients are being taken on at all. Everything else is secondary. The page has to be fast on a phone, because a large share of visits happen on the move, and it has to be operable by keyboard. Advertising claims in healthcare are drawn more tightly by law than in other sectors — we word things accordingly and leave the legal assessment to your professional chamber. Which details a practice site has to carry, and how appointment booking fits into it, is set out on web design for medical practices.
Trades, construction and building services
Visits almost always come from a phone, often from a site or a van. So the phone number belongs at the top and not in the footer, the service area is named rather than implied, and photographs of finished work replace long text. An enquiry form with three fields gets filled in; one with twelve does not. Anyone chasing work across Rhine-Main also needs a maintained Google Business Profile — for local trades that often matters more than the website itself. The longer version of all of this sits on web design for trades.
Restaurants, cafés and hotels
Menu, opening hours, address — in that order, and as text, not as a PDF or an image. A menu that exists only as a download is invisible to search engines and barely readable on a phone. Booking in one click where possible. Frankfurt has a dense food scene with heavy review pressure; your own website is the one place where you control the picture of your business rather than leaving it to portals. How all of that shapes the build of a page is covered under web design for restaurants and hospitality.
Retail and local shops
For a shop the website is rarely the sales channel — it is the proof that the shop exists and that the trip is worth it. Range highlights, opening hours, parking and an honest description of how to find you do more than an online shop nobody ends up maintaining. Whether a shop genuinely makes sense in your case is something we say before the quote — including when the answer is no.
B2B services and small agencies
The problem here is almost never the styling, it is the positioning: if someone does not understand the first sentence, they do not read the second. The page has to say in a few lines who you work for and how to tell that you are the right supplier. Described case examples work harder than lists of services — including when client names are covered by confidentiality and only the brief can be named.
Working together
How a Frankfurt project runs.
Digital where that is faster. On site where one conversation settles more than three emails.
Step 01
First consultation
Free and without obligation, by video or at your office in Frankfurt. We work out the goal, the scope and the budget — after that you know what the project costs and how long it takes.
Step 02
Concept & design
Structure and content first, then the design. You see work in progress throughout; feedback comes in writing or in a meeting — whichever settles it faster.
Step 03
Build & launch
Built in WordPress, tested on every device, released together. We finish with a walkthrough so you can update text and images yourself.
Service area
Where we work.
One location: Offenbach am Main. Everything else is a service area — no branch, no second office.
| Place | Role | Details | Working mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Offenbach am Main | Location | Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 27, 63071 | On site |
| Frankfurt am Main | Service area | About ten minutes by S-Bahn | On site & digital |
| Rhine-Main region | Service area | Hanau, Darmstadt, Neu-Isenburg, Dreieich, Mühlheim, Heusenstamm, Obertshausen, Dietzenbach | Meetings by arrangement |
| Germany | Remote | Video, phone, email | Digital |
Prices
What a website costs.
Fixed prices, written into the quote before the project starts. Frankfurt gets the same list as Offenbach — there is no location surcharge.
| Package | Price | Scope | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | €1,250 | Up to 5 pages | 2–4 weeks |
| Pro | €2,100 | Up to 10 pages + blog | 4–6 weeks |
| Enterprise | Individual | Larger scope, online shop, custom features | By arrangement |
Ongoing care and maintenance are agreed individually — what makes sense in your case is something we settle in the free first consultation.
FAQ · Frankfurt
Common questions.
What Frankfurt enquiries ask most often — answered honestly, including when the answer is no.
All questions & answersAsk directly
Your dedicated contact
No call centre, no hold queue — you speak directly with the person building your website.
No. PixelPlan is an owner-run studio with a single address: Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 27 in Offenbach am Main. Frankfurt is a service area — for meetings we come to you.
Yes. It is about ten minutes from Offenbach by S-Bahn, so an on-site meeting comes at no extra charge. The rest of the collaboration runs digitally, because that is faster for both sides.
The same fixed prices as everywhere: Standard €1,250 for up to 5 pages, Pro €2,100 for up to 10 pages with a blog. Larger projects are quoted individually. The price is agreed before the project starts.
2–4 weeks for Standard, 4–6 weeks for Pro. The schedule depends mostly on how quickly content and approvals arrive from your side — we set it together at the kickoff.
We do not promise rankings — anyone who does should make you suspicious. We build the foundations properly: site structure, load time, metadata and local signals for Frankfurt and Offenbach. What that achieves is measurable in Search Console.
Yes. On site across the Rhine-Main region — Offenbach, Hanau, Darmstadt, Neu-Isenburg, Dreieich, Mühlheim am Main — and digitally across Germany.
All of them. Most enquiries reach us from Ostend, Bornheim, Sachsenhausen and the Bahnhofsviertel — simply because of how close those districts are to Offenbach. For a meeting it makes no difference whether your office is in Höchst, in Niederrad or in the city centre.
That depends on what is actually wrong. If the structure and content hold up and only the styling looks dated, a revision is often enough. If the site is slow on mobile, hard to maintain, or has not produced an enquiry in years, a relaunch is usually cheaper than patching it further. At the first call we tell you which of the two applies — including when the answer argues against a project.
Usually WordPress, because it lets you maintain the content yourself and leaves you independent of us. For online shops we add WooCommerce or Shopify. Which foundation makes sense is decided by the project — not by habit.
You or we do. At handover you get a walkthrough and can change text and images yourself. If you would rather not, we take on updates, backups and security in an ongoing care arrangement; scope and price are agreed individually.
We build to the usual standards: sufficient contrast, keyboard operability, a clean heading structure and alternative text for images. Whether your company falls under the German Accessibility Strengthening Act depends on its size and what it offers — that is a legal assessment we cannot make for you. Technically, we are prepared for it.
Yes — that is how most projects run. Kickoff by video, then a single point of contact, clickable work-in-progress instead of PDF mockups, and feedback directly on the draft. The meeting in Frankfurt is an offer, not a requirement.
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