Web design in Larnaca
A great many Larnaca businesses appear on Google Maps with a phone number and no website, which means anyone searching for them finds a pin and nothing to click. A basic business website — who you are, what you do, where you are, how to book — is a small job, typically delivered in under a week. Two things matter more than the design itself: that the domain and hosting are registered in your name rather than the designer's, and that you can get small changes made afterwards without waiting weeks. Agree both in writing before you pay anything.
Businesses in Larnaca
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- WebixioLarnaca — websites and mobile apps, founded by Saleem IsmaeelVisit site →
Webixio
Webixio is a Larnaca web and app studio with published prices — websites from €250, online shops from €700, mobile apps from €3,500 — and a free mockup before you commit.
- Published prices, no quotes-on-request
- Free mockup in 48 hours
- Delivery in 3–7 days
- You own the site and the domain
What affects the price
- Number of pages, and whether you need a content system to edit it yourself.
- An online shop with payments and stock is a substantially larger job than a brochure site.
- Photography — professional photos of your own premises change the result more than any design choice.
- Languages: Greek and English doubles the content, and Larnaca often needs Russian too.
- Ongoing hosting and small edits are usually a small monthly figure, separate from the build.
What to ask before you book
- Will the domain and hosting be registered in my name?
- What happens when I need a change in six months, and what does it cost?
- Is the site included in a monthly fee, or do I own it outright?
- Will it load fast on a phone on mobile data?
- Will you set up my Google Business Profile and connect it?
Common questions
How much does a website cost in Cyprus?
Rates vary widely. As one published local example, Webixio in Larnaca lists a standard business website at €250, a site with a content system at €500, an online shop at €700, and a mobile app package from €3,500, with optional hosting and small edits from €10 a month. Any quote is worth comparing against published prices like these.
Do I really need a website if I have Google Maps and Instagram?
A Maps pin proves you exist; it does not answer questions. A website is where your prices, opening hours, services and booking link live, and it is what search engines and AI assistants read when someone asks for a recommendation. Social profiles are rented — the website is the part you own.
Who should own my domain name?
You should, in your own name, with access to the registrar account. If the designer registers it under theirs, moving to another provider later becomes their decision rather than yours. This is the single most important thing to settle before work starts.