A consultant website that makes clients want to hand you the mission.
Your future clients look you up before they call. They type your name, open your site, and decide in a few seconds whether you play in their league. We build that site: yours, with your method and your references. Not the site of some interchangeable firm.
Consulting firms and consultants have trusted us with their site
Purple Pepper
Environmental transition consulting
Dalina Conseil
HR consulting
Prismup Coaching
Consultants and speakers
Nemovadis
Wealth advisory
QualiCie
Consultant and trainer
Ledoux Conseils
Jérôme Carion
Kevin Norton
Amandine Contini
Les Blainvillais
Régis Daniel
Stéphanie Allais
Adilo Academy
Le Garage
Landing Boost
What costs a consultant new missions
Four situations you've already lived through. None of them get fixed with a prettier site: they get fixed with a site that says who you are and how you work.
You get recommended, then you get checked
Most of your missions start with a name mentioned in a meeting. The decision-maker writes it down, then does what everyone does: types it into Google. What they find in that moment carries more weight than the recommendation itself. A LinkedIn profile and a site thrown together in three hours confirm none of what was just said about you. That check happens without you in the room, and you're not there to save it.
Your expertise page says the same thing as the firm next door
Tailored support, a pragmatic approach, recognised expertise. Those words sit on your site and on every one of your peers' sites. A director comparing three consultants reads the same thing three times, so they decide on what's left: price, or the size of the firm. Your method, the way you walk into an organisation, what you refuse to do: that's what sets you apart, and that's exactly what's missing.
When it reaches the board, your site gets put on screen
When your proposal reaches the leadership team, someone opens your site mid-discussion, often right next to a forty-person firm's. At that moment, nobody's reading: they're looking. If your site looks thrown together, your proposal takes on the same tone, whatever the quality of what's inside it. You don't lose on substance, you lose on what's on screen.
You spend your calls qualifying instead of selling
Without a stated frame, a site attracts everything: the company after a free audit, the director looking for an intern in consultant's clothing, the project with no budget signed off. You take the call, realise ten minutes in that it doesn't fit, and start again the following week. A site that states who you work with, on what subjects, and from what budget filters these requests out before they reach your calendar.
Our answer, point by point
We put your method at the centre
How you enter an organisation, what you deliver, what you turn down. It's your method that sets you apart from your peers, not a list of skills. We write it for you, in your words.
We make your track record readable
Industries, mission types, the size of the organisations: we describe your work without naming a client who'd rather stay unnamed. Your references page stands on its own even when half the names have to stay covered.
We design a site that matches your level
Typography, palette, page rhythm: everything is chosen for your firm. We start from the way you work, not from an existing template. Your site has to back up your fees, not undercut them.
We make you findable on your subject
We structure the site for Google and for the AIs. When a director asks ChatGPT for a consultant in your specialty, your name should be able to come up. That work happens at the design stage, not as an afterthought.
Three firms, three sites
One new build and two redesigns. Each project has its own case study: the full site, from the first screen to the footer.
Two firm directors
Reviews translated from the original French.
A huge thank you to Matthis for the redesign of the DALINA CONSEIL website. Beyond the expertise, what struck me was how he listened, how invested he was, and how deeply he understood my world and my ambitions. A true professional, driven and involved. I recommend him without reservation.
Cynthia Gando
Founder, Dalina Conseil
I had the luck of handing Matthis the full redesign of my website, and I can only recommend him. What I valued most was the way he works: he listens, he anticipates, he brings ideas, and he stays focused on what the project is really for. Thank you Matthis for your professionalism and your judgement.
Olivier Prismup
Founder, Prismup
From signature to launch
- 01
Signature
You sign the quote online and pay the deposit. The project starts.
- 02
Onboarding
We frame the whole thing in 20 minutes, then you get access to your client space: your project lives there from day one to delivery.
- 03
Visual direction
We show you the visual direction on your own home page. We rework it until you give it a clear yes.
- 04
Build
We build the other pages, we finish the details, then we put the site live.
Questions consultants ask
Will a site actually bring me missions?
Not on its own, and no one serious will tell you otherwise. Most of your missions will keep coming from your network and from recommendations. What the site does is turn those openings into meetings: it reassures whoever checks your name, it gives your advocates something to point to, and it filters out requests that don't fit your frame. To make it a full acquisition channel in its own right, you need to add content and search visibility over time. We tell you that before we start, not after.
My missions are confidential. How do I show my track record?
We work by industry and by type of engagement rather than by name. "Industrial group, overhaul of the procurement function" often says more than a logo nobody recognises. When a client agrees to be named, we feature them with their quote. When they don't, the page still stands: it's the way the mission is told that makes the case, not the brand above it.
How much does a website cost for a consultant or a consulting firm?
The amount depends on the scope: the number of pages, what needs writing, what already exists on your side. We price it after a first conversation, once we know what you actually need. You leave that call with a firm figure, not a range.
How long between signing and launch?
21 days on average. The timeline depends mostly on you: we need your feedback within 48 working hours. A firm that has to get its copy approved internally should plan for one more week. That's normal, and we set that expectation at the scoping stage rather than discovering it along the way.
My firm is going to grow. Will the site keep up?
Yes. You can update your copy, your photos and your references without a developer: you get a handover session and a dedicated guide. The structure is built to take on extra pages, a new offer, or a blog, without rebuilding the site from scratch.
Your next mission starts with a name typed into Google.
Forty minutes on a call, no strings attached.
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