What can a client hire you for?
Use a concrete service and outcome rather than a broad mission statement that could fit any consultant.
Direct answers
What does a freelancer website need?
See what you can do yourself and when you can ask us for help.
- How many pages should I start with?
- Use as many pages as distinct customer questions require. A focused offer may fit one page; separate services often need their own useful page plus an about and contact route.
- What does publishing cost?
- Launch is €29 per month or €290 per year. Human copy, design and managed development are priced separately.
- Can I hire help later?
- Yes. Your own work, AI suggestions and work by VURM all stay in the same project. What you can do depends on your plan and the work you agree with VURM.
Content reviewed:
Keep it practical
Four questions should be answered quickly.
Who is the work for?
Name the business situation, buyer or problem clearly enough for the right person to recognise it.
What should the visitor do?
Choose one primary route, such as an enquiry, call, appointment or documented purchase.
A freelancer website can be small without looking unfinished.
Useful detail matters more than page count. Explain what you do, how it works, what supports your claims and what happens after an enquiry. Leave out empty work, team or news pages until you have real material.
No starting design or AI tool can check your qualifications, client results or legal text for you. Check those facts yourself before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
Can I start without an account?
Yes. The first design stays in the current browser. An online project and cross-device access begin only after the supported account and payment handoff.
Can VURM write my website copy?
Yes. Writing or editing one page starts at €295. You receive a separate quote for more pages or deeper research.
Does the monthly price include unlimited updates by VURM?
No. Your website plan covers only the features listed for that plan. You order work by VURM as a task, project or support plan with clear limits.