Services.
Seven areas we handle in-house. If a project doesn't need all seven, we don't sell you all seven.
We also work as a development partner — for Hungarian and Western European agencies alike.
Sites and stores that are measurably fast
The problem with template builds isn't that they're ugly — it's that they're slow, and nobody can tell you why. We build on Next.js, where load speed, search visibility and security are part of the structure rather than a later fix.
With a live store, nothing goes offline: we replace pages in phases while the shop keeps trading.
We built this page too — using the same principles.
Advertising that ends in a number
Most campaign reports tell you how many people saw the ad. That isn't a result. We follow the path from click to enquiry, and show you weekly what brought business and what didn't.
If a channel isn't working, we say so — we don't keep spending on it.
| Click → enquiry | tracked |
| Best channel this week | named |
| What we're stopping | explained |
Sample, not client data. This is the format you'd receive weekly — with your own numbers.
AI, in its proper place
AI isn't magic and it doesn't replace your support team. What it's good for: giving visitors an answer at midnight to the simple questions, and getting them to where a person can actually help.
There's one running on this page — try it. And next to it, an AI usage notice, because the EU AI Act requires transparency and because it's the right thing to do.
Do you build on top of an existing WooCommerce store?
Yes, that's the most common setup — the backend stays, the front end is rebuilt. Best way to get specifics: describe the project at /en/contact.
The chat informs. It doesn't quote. Price and timeline come from a person.
A website alone isn't enough
A good site needs content. Brand films, product video, short social formats — directed by us, in the same visual language as the site. So you don't end up with a polished page and video that came from somewhere else.
Launch isn't the end
Most agencies stop here. But a website starts earning after launch — and that's also when it starts to degrade. If you want us to, we keep it: watching, fixing, improving.
You work with one accountable person who knows the project. Not a ticket number.
Some people can't use your site
Someone using a screen reader, someone navigating by keyboard, someone with low vision or an unsteady hand — they'd buy too, but often they can't. Not because the site is bad, but because nobody considered them when it was designed.
The European Accessibility Act has also extended to consumer-facing online services since 2025. Exactly who it covers is a legal question, and a lawyer answers that — we assess and fix the technical side.
Compliance is a legal determination, and a lawyer makes it. What we commit to is that we assess, document and remove the technical barriers — and that you get it in writing.
| Finding | Meaning | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| Button contrast 3.1:1 | Hard to read for low vision | High |
| 47 images without alt text | Screen readers can't announce them | High |
| Focus indicator missing | Keyboard users can't track position | High |
| Form fields without labels | Unclear what to enter | Medium |
| 28px tap targets | Hard to hit on mobile, or with limited dexterity | Medium |
Illustrative. The actual list comes from the assessment and differs per site.
One email a month on how the internet sees you
Most websites get built, and then nobody looks at them again. If it slows down, if a certificate expires, if the contact form breaks — you find out when a customer tells you. Or you don't.
Pulse watches it for you. Not scores — a letter about what changed and what's worth doing.
We ask for a review, not a rating. Google prohibits soliciting only positive reviews. We don't: the customer gets a neutral request. If the work is good, the good reviews follow.
The machine drafts the reply. You send it. We prepare the response, but we never post in your name automatically. One badly judged reply does more damage than ten thank-yous repair.
August summary
Your site
Up all month. Load time 2.1s — that's fine.
⚠️ Your SSL certificate expires in 24 days. If it isn't renewed, browsers will flag the site as "not secure".
How Google sees it
8 new reviews came in. Average moved from 4.7 to 4.8.
Worth watching
Two reviews mention it's hard to reach you by phone. If that keeps coming up, a call-back request on the site might help.
What you can do this month
- Renew SSL — we'll handle it if you ask
- Update opening hours on the Google profile for the long weekend
Sample. The actual letter is built from your data.
FAQ
Questions we actually get asked
Do you guarantee accessibility compliance?+−
No. Compliance is a legal determination and a lawyer makes it. What we guarantee: the technical barriers get assessed, documented and removed, and you get a written record of what changed.
Does Pulse fix problems automatically?+−
No. Pulse detects and reports. Fixing is either a separate instruction or comes out of a monthly retainer — because an automatic change to a live site without anyone looking at it is how outages happen.
How is the final price set?+−
After scoping. We discuss what you need, review the existing systems, then give a fixed price and date — not a range.
Can you work white-label?+−
Yes, and most of our agency work is. Your client relationship stays yours. If you'd rather name us, that's fine too.
Get in touch
Tell us what you're up against
We don't take every project — which is why we ask first. Two business days, and we'll tell you if we're not the right fit.
Get started →Or email directly: gabor@thegbr.eu