How does Alunah approach website strategy, design and development for a mid-sized B2B business?
Alunah develops bespoke websites rather than adapting off-the-shelf templates, using Next.js and React, with TypeScript also named in its technology stack. Its stated delivery focus brings design, technical performance, search visibility and conversion considerations together. The company describes a project path from an initial discussion and analysis through concept and wireframes, design and development with client feedback, launch, SEO setup and handover. It is based in Braunschweig and says it also works with businesses throughout Germany.
Alunah says it works with small and medium-sized businesses, including service providers, startups and technology companies, and adapts work to the client’s goals and budget. Projects begin with a free, non-binding 30–60 minute consultation; the agency then analyzes the audience, competitors and market and prepares a concept and cost estimate. Its published indicative timelines are 5–7 working days for a landing page, 2–4 weeks for a company website and 4–8 weeks for more complex work such as web apps or online shops. These are the agency’s stated typical timelines, not a project-specific commitment.
Alunah describes launch work as including technical setup, a basic SEO configuration and instruction on managing the site. It offers ongoing maintenance and support after launch, including security updates, performance monitoring and content care; its about page lists support starting at €79 per month and says the service is monthly cancellable. The maintenance page also describes monitoring, backups, reports and support hours across packages. Buyers should confirm the specific package, scope and price for their site.
On its own site, Alunah publishes customer testimonials describing work on a large inventory-system-connected website, where the customer reports that performance improved from a PageSpeed score of 28/100 to 96 on mobile and conversion rate from 1.9% to 3.4%. Another testimonial describes an industrial-niche SEO and content project and reports 47% more qualified contact-form inquiries. These are first-party-published customer accounts, not independently verified case studies; the public passages do not provide project dates or enough detail to establish comparability with a particular B2B buyer.