Let's Talk About Your Web Project

Anyone who has worked with a large agency knows the problem: at the first meeting the sales team is at the table, a rotating team handles the implementation, and questions end up in a ticket queue. We deliberately do things differently. With us, the same person looks after you from the first enquiry through launch and beyond. That person knows your project, your industry and your wishes and does not need to start from scratch each time. This saves you time, avoids misunderstandings and keeps decisions short and direct.

This closeness is also why we deliberately stay rooted in the region. When an on-site meeting makes sense, we are not in some distant city but reach you quickly in Hildesheim, Hanover or the Leine valley. At the same time, we work entirely digitally by video call, phone and shared documents whenever you prefer that. You decide how close the personal contact should be.

For a new project enquiry, the contact form on this page is the best choice. It lets us capture the key details in a structured way so we can prepare specifically for the initial conversation. For quick questions or a first introduction, a call to +49 5123 9579000 is the fastest route. Detailed questions about an ongoing project, for example about texts, images or features, are best sent by email to mail@internetagentur-hildesheim.de so we can document everything cleanly and nothing gets lost.

Availability is not just a slogan for us. By phone we are here for you on working days from 9:00 to 17:00. We answer enquiries via the form and by email usually the same or the next working day. If we cannot answer the phone immediately because we are in a meeting, we reliably call back. For existing clients with a maintenance contract, additional agreed response times apply so that someone is quickly reachable when it matters.

Describe your project to us in a few sentences. The more concrete you are, the better we can prepare. Helpful details include whether it is a new website or a relaunch, which industry you represent, whether a domain or content already exists, and by when the project should be finished. You do not need to formulate finished requirements, a short description of your situation is entirely sufficient.

Example: We are a trades business in Hildesheim with five employees. Our website is outdated, hard to read on a phone and barely shows up on Google. We would like a fresh, modern presence that makes it easy for customers to find and contact us. Based on such details, we can often give you a realistic assessment of scope, process and effort in the very first conversation.

So you know what to expect: our initial consultation is not a sales meeting but an open introduction. In about 30 to 45 minutes, we clarify together what your goal is, what is technically and visually possible and what a sensible next step looks like. You leave the conversation with an honest assessment, not a contract you are expected to sign on the spot.

You do not need to prepare anything for the initial conversation. A few thoughts in advance do make it more concrete and more valuable for you, though. It helps if you reflect on the following points, without needing an answer to all of them.

If you do not yet have an answer to some of these points, that is completely fine. That is exactly what we help you with in the conversation. Often the best ideas only emerge once we talk together about your company, your customers and your goals.

We support clients across Lower Saxony, with a clear focus on Hildesheim and its surroundings. This includes the city of Hildesheim, nearby Hanover and the towns along the Leine such as Sarstedt, Elze, Gronau, Alfeld, Bad Salzdetfurth and Springe. You will find an overview of all areas we serve on our regions page.

Physical proximity is a real advantage for many of our clients: short distances, a personal introduction and the reassuring feeling of having a contact you could visit if needed. At the same time, we work with businesses we support entirely digitally. Distance makes no difference to the quality of the work, but it often does to the level of trust.