Amtwort

Landing page Standard

Many self-employed people do not need a large website, but a professional page stating who they are, what they offer and how to reach them — a digital business card on the internet.

Amtwort provides assistance with German-language official and formal correspondence. The English version of this website is provided to make the service easier to understand.

Typical examples

  • A first online presence after founding a business
  • A page with services, a contact option and a legal notice
  • A replacement for an outdated, confusing page

Included

  • One page with up to six sections
  • Texts based on your briefing
  • Two rounds of corrections
  • A written step-by-step guide for domain and hosting

Not included

  • Online shop, booking system, login area or database
  • Ongoing maintenance, advertising or search campaigns
  • Covering domain or hosting costs

Variants and prices

  • Simple one-page website

    Criteria: One page, one language, up to 6 sections, content supplied by the client, 2 correction rounds

    590 €
  • More extensive websites

    Criteria: Multiple languages, additional pages, more than 6 sections, shop, booking, login or substantial content creation

    Individual review required

All prices apply per order and are final for the respective package scope. Only particularly extensive or complex cases receive an individual quote.

How it works

  1. 1.You fill in the briefing — in writing, at your own pace.
  2. 2.We build the page and write the texts.
  3. 3.Two rounds of corrections, then handover with the setup guide.

Limits of the service

Domain and hosting are registered in your name. No technical knowledge is required: you receive a written guide. We never ask for passwords, bank details or two-factor codes.

No legal advice

Amtwort does not provide legal advice, tax advice or any other regulated professional advice, and does not act as legal representative. The service is limited to linguistic, editorial and organisational support with German-language written communication. Legal assessments and decisions must, where needed, be made by appropriately qualified professionals.

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