Rekos offers web design in Bern from CHF 1,000. We design and code your website from scratch, in German and French if you need both. You get the quote after the first call, and before that we show you a free design concept. Clients have reviewed us 26 times on Clutch, with an average of 4.9 out of 5 (as of 26 Sep 2026).
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One team handles both design and development. You explain your goal and review the work in progress.
No website builder. You pick one of our concept drafts, then we design every page for desktop and mobile.
If you like, we plan menus, the language switcher and forms for both languages from the start. That saves a rebuild later.
Our own developers write the code. We test by hand and optimize images so pages load quickly.
We set up page titles, headings and readable URLs for Google, for both versions if the site has two languages.
After training, you update text and pages yourself. If you want, we take care of updates and changes.
Cybersecurity, strategy, UI/UX design
Nord Security (NordVPN) is Lithuania’s second unicorn. Although it has in-house design teams, it hired us to redesign its website. The goal was a design that would stay current for a long time.
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IT services, branding, UI/UX design, development
InNet provides large organizations with IT services such as networks and information security. We carefully modernized the brand, redesigned the interface and built the website.
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“Rekos Agency always explains the problem clearly and proposes possible solutions.”
A complete website takes 4 to 6 weeks. You follow the work in progress in shared design files. Decide early who signs off on drafts, and the schedule will hold.
Project start
We clarify the goal, audiences and content of your website and turn them into a sitemap.
Your part: Goals, documents and examples you like
After the analysis
A wireframe shows the layout of each key page, still without colors or images.
Your part: Feedback on the structure, approval of the wireframes
After the wireframes
You choose a concept, then we design every page for desktop and mobile.
Your part: Choosing a concept, feedback on the drafts
After the design
We build the website and connect the forms. If you need both languages, we build them in parallel.
Your part: Final text and images, in French if needed
Project end
We check every page, fix bugs, take the website live and train your team.
Your part: Final review, joining the training session
Prices start at CHF 1,000. On the first call, we go through the planned sitemap and clarify features and design. After that, you get a detailed quote.
We don’t keep a price list per page. The same number of pages does not mean the same amount of work. What counts are the page types and features. You can judge the quality in advance from the free design concept.
What sets the price
Rekos has no office in Bern. We work from Vilnius and coordinate by video call and phone. Every figure links to its source.
At the end of 2025, 146,867 people lived in the city of Bern (Statistik Stadt Bern). Yet the enterprise statistics counted 202,010 employees there in 2024, most of them in health and social work, followed by public administration (STATENT 2024). Bern is also the official seat of the Federal Council and the Federal Chancellery (Art. 58 GAOA).
If you sell to hospitals, public agencies or engineering firms, you need a website with a clear structure. Visitors are looking for references and the right contact person, not advertising copy.
German and French are the official languages of the canton of Bern. French applies in the Bernese Jura, and both apply in the administrative district of Biel/Bienne (State Chancellery). Official texts for the whole canton are published in both languages (Canton of Bern and bilingualism). At the end of 2025, 8.5% of the 12,817 people working for the cantonal administration were French speakers (Promoting bilingualism).
Settle the language question before the first draft. Menus and forms have to work in both versions, and each language needs its own page titles.
The revised Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP) has applied since September 2023. If you collect personal data through a form, Art. 19 FADP requires you to disclose beforehand at least the identity and contact details of the controller, the purpose and any recipients. According to the FDPIC, you must also name the countries if data goes abroad.
Before launch, find out where your forms and tools send data. Lithuania, where our team is based, is listed in Annex 1 of the Data Protection Ordinance among the countries with adequate data protection. This is not legal advice.
More questions?
Write to us or book a short first call.
For an SME in Bern, a website starts at CHF 1,000. The amount depends on the page types, the features and whether you need a French version. The exact figure is in the quote you get after the first call. The design concept you see before hiring us costs nothing.
Plan on 4 to 6 weeks for a complete website. If the French text is ready when development starts, we build both versions in parallel. Otherwise, development waits for the translation.
You get a real draft, not just numbers. The concept shows how we would present your company. Put it next to the other quotes, and you can see what you get for the price.
If your website is small and in one language, a single web designer can be enough. Once French, data protection questions and new pages come into play, the work is better split across a team. At Rekos, every specialist has more than seven years of experience, and we have delivered over 200 websites and digital products.
Yes. In the canton of Bern, both are official languages. If you serve customers on both sides of the language border, we plan two versions from the start. The quote states who handles the translation. A second language adds some work, but rebuilding the site later would cost more.
No. Rekos was founded in Vilnius in 2019 and works from there. We talk by video call or phone, and you comment on drafts in shared design files. Our client “Journal to mySelf” from Wil SG describes how this works in its review on Clutch.
