Website Development in Banja Luka

Why a local website actually matters

When someone in Banja Luka looks for a tradesperson, a lawyer, a gym or an accountant, they don't ask a neighbor anymore — they search Google. They see a map with three results and a few links below it. If you're not there, you don't exist for that person, no matter how long or how well you've been in business.

The good news is that competition at the local level is much lower than it looks. Most Banja Luka companies either have no website, or one that's ten years old and unreadable on a phone. A properly built site and Google Business Profile take you further here than in bigger markets.

What I do for Banja Luka companies

• Website development — from a simple business card site to a multi-page business site, hand-coded and fast to load.
• Local SEO — so people find you searching "your service + Banja Luka", including setting up and cleaning up your Google Business Profile.
• Fixing an existing website — speeding it up, making it mobile-friendly and cleaning up SEO, without building a new one.
• Business automation — quotes, invoices, records and appointments currently done by hand.
• Maintenance & hosting — a monthly subscription for people who don't want to think about backups.

Industries I work with most often

Trades and craftspeople, restaurants and cafés, healthcare and dental, law and accounting firms, gyms and fitness studios, real estate agencies, auto repair shops, beauty salons. What they have in common: a client searches, compares two or three results and calls the one that looks serious.

I also work with industries not on this list — the principle is the same no matter what you sell.

What working together in person looks like

Since I'm based in Banja Luka, the first conversation can happen in person. That's most useful for automation, where I need to see how work actually flows in the office, and for companies that aren't sure what they even need — easier to show than to explain over the phone.

For everything else, online works perfectly well. Most projects get done through a couple of calls, Viber and email, and that's not a lesser option — just a faster one.

I also work outside Banja Luka

My clients are spread across Bosnia and Herzegovina — Prijedor, Doboj, Gradiška, Bijeljina, Sarajevo — as well as in Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro. The whole process can run online, and the only difference is that we don't meet in person at the start.

Pricing for Banja Luka clients

The same as for everyone else — there's no local or "friends" rate that would mean someone else pays more. Business card site from 300 KM, business site from 500 KM — both with a domain for the first year and three months of free maintenance. Ongoing maintenance is 50–100 KM per month, automation starts at 1,500 KM with a free analysis. The full breakdown of what drives the price is on the pricing page.