“Digitalagentur aus Allschwil bei Basel für Unternehmen in der Schweiz, Deutschland und Österreich, vom KMU bis zum Konzern: professionelle Websites, Suchmaschinenoptimierung (SEO) und Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), damit Sie bei Google gefunden und in ChatGPT, Gemini und Perplexity genannt werden.”
“As a rule, your website is finished within 5 to 7 business days. Depending on the scope of the project, express delivery in 5 days is also possible. We discuss the exact schedule in the first call.”
“Everything you need for a professional online presence: design, development, copy, basic SEO optimization, responsive layout for all devices, cookie banner, legal notice template and hosting. No hidden costs.”
“Yes. On request we integrate a content management system (CMS) that lets you change text, images and content yourself. We show you how it works in a short call.”
“Hosting is included with us. We stay your point of contact for questions and smaller adjustments. Depending on the scope of the project, we also take care of the monthly support, with a personal contact person.”
Frascati says it builds websites for Swiss, German and Austrian businesses from SMEs to large corporate groups, combining web design and development with SEO and GEO (visibility in AI-generated search answers). Its stated process begins with a discussion of goals, audience, scope and existing content, then proceeds through brand-specific design, copywriting, development, review and launch. Standard company websites are offered at a fixed price and are often delivered within five to seven working days; the company describes larger, more complex projects as taking longer, with timing agreed at the start. The published standard package includes design, copy, SEO basics, responsive implementation and first-year hosting. CMS editing and ongoing care are optional. These are Frascati’s own service descriptions, not independently verified delivery guarantees.
In a first-party case study, Frascati describes rebuilding the website of Swiss Rail Services, a rail-services business serving a technically demanding B2B market. The previous site did not clearly explain the full service range or support direct enquiries, which mainly came through personal networks and trade fairs. Frascati says it reorganised the site around service areas, clarified service descriptions, added a contact form routed by service area, and configured SEO for relevant searches. The case study reports a modular structure for future additions, static page generation, mobile-first implementation and Lighthouse scores above 95. The stack is listed as Next.js 16, Tailwind v4, Vercel, Resend and TypeScript; the project is described as DSG- and GDPR-compliant with hosting at the Swiss/EU edge. The case study does not provide independently measured lead or sales outcomes.
In a first-party case study, Frascati describes rebuilding the website of Swiss Rail Services, a rail-services business serving a technically demanding B2B market. The previous site did not clearly explain the full service range or support direct enquiries, which mainly came through personal networks and trade fairs. Frascati says it reorganised the site around service areas, clarified service descriptions, added a contact form routed by service area, and configured SEO for relevant searches. The case study reports a modular structure for future additions, static page generation, mobile-first implementation and Lighthouse scores above 95. The stack is listed as Next.js 16, Tailwind v4, Vercel, Resend and TypeScript; the project is described as DSG- and GDPR-compliant with hosting at the Swiss/EU edge. The case study does not provide independently measured lead or sales outcomes.
Frascati presents itself as a small agency with a direct line to the people building the site, serving companies from SMEs to corporate groups. It highlights experience in transport and logistics, construction, recruitment, real estate, facility management and trades. The Swiss Rail Services case provides a concrete example of a B2B site designed to explain complex services and route enquiries, rather than simply act as a digital business card. Frascati’s advertised seven-day schedule is for standard company websites: its own FAQ says shops and larger or multi-page projects usually take longer. The seven-day schedule starts once kickoff information and basic materials are ready; delays in client feedback or content shift the launch date. Public material does not specify a B2B discovery-research framework, integrations beyond the cited case, or the detailed scope and commercial terms for enterprise engagements.
Frascati offers a free website check that returns a report in seconds, without login, covering SEO basics, performance, security and technical checks. Separately, the company says it measures visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity and can provide SEO and GEO services. These describe technical checks and search visibility monitoring; the public material does not establish a paid-media service or conversion-rate experimentation programme.
Frascati says it builds online shops, but its public material distinguishes them from its standard seven-day company-site offer: products, payments and shipping generally make shop projects take longer. The agency says it provides a fixed-price proposal and an agreed schedule before work starts. The available project descriptions do not identify an ecommerce platform, a completed ecommerce redesign, or a dedicated conversion-rate testing service.
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Frascati’s first-party material describes an end-to-end website process and a relevant B2B project for Swiss Rail Services, including service architecture, enquiry routing, SEO setup, technical choices and a modular implementation. The public evidence supports an informative agency-specific answer, while leaving details of enterprise research methods and broader project scope for a prospective buyer to confirm.
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The admitted company material describes website creation, SEO and GEO, and includes a B2B enquiry-form project. It does not establish that Frascati delivers paid search, paid social or integrated campaign management, nor provide campaign case studies or performance evidence. A buyer would need confirmation of those services and relevant work before treating Frascati as a fit for this need.
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Frascati says it builds online shops and explains that ecommerce projects take longer than its standard seven-day company website. However, the admitted material does not identify supported ecommerce platforms, a comparable ecommerce redesign, research or experimentation methods, or dedicated conversion-rate optimisation delivery. It supports a limited answer about shop development and timing, not a complete redesign-and-CRO assessment.
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