Strivera presents itself as a small web design team based in Bad Saulgau, Germany. Its published website offer combines individually designed pages, copywriting, local SEO and Google Business Profile setup, domain and email setup, and hosting in Germany. The company says it builds mobile-fast, BFSG-compliant websites and writes page text from information gathered from the business, which the client reviews and approves. Its published work and positioning emphasize local businesses, especially trades and vehicle workshops, rather than establishing a track record serving mid-sized B2B firms internationally.
Strivera identifies itself as a small team based in Bad Saulgau-Bierstetten, Baden-Württemberg. It says it meets clients across Oberschwaben and can travel farther, including to Ulm, Friedrichshafen and the Lake Constance area. Its own published focus areas include websites for tradespeople and vehicle workshops, local SEO, relaunches, hosting and maintenance. The available company information does not establish international delivery coverage.
Strivera’s first-party case study describes a new website for AE Automation and Elektro, an electrical contractor in Bad Saulgau that previously had no website under its domain. Strivera organized four service areas, used the client’s own reviewed text, displayed documented qualifications and a KNX partner number, and targeted Bad Saulgau and eight surrounding service areas. The case study reports a mobile Lighthouse score of 100/100 measured on 12 October 2026 and an average Google position of 5.3 for “elektriker bad saulgau” from 30 September to 13 October 2026. These are company-published results for a local service-business project, not evidence of ecommerce conversion performance or mid-market B2B outcomes.
Strivera describes a fixed-price process: an initial conversation establishes scope and price in writing; work begins after a 50% deposit; Strivera builds the site and drafts the text for client approval; and the balance is due at launch. A standard company website is typically live 28 days after the start, provided the client supplies photos, logo and access details promptly and approvals do not stall. Domain moves or many pages can extend a relaunch. The first three months of support are included in the published offer.
Strivera does not publish a universal project price: it gives a written fixed-price quote after discussing scope. The company says larger projects, including online shops, booking systems or sites with many pages, are priced in advance as a clear fixed-price offer. Its published standard offer includes design, copy, local SEO, Google Business Profile setup, domain and email, hosting in Germany and three months of support. After that, support packages start at €39 per month; the company also says clients may host the site themselves. Published terms state that offers are for businesses under §14 BGB and are subject to 19% VAT; 50% is paid at the start and the remainder at launch.
Strivera describes a local-search approach that puts a business’s services and service areas into page text, configures its Google Business Profile and measures visibility using tools such as Search Console. It also says it structures facts so Google and AI assistants can read them, while explicitly noting that whether an assistant mentions a business is outside the agency’s control. The published approach and examples concern local search, not a documented paid-media or international demand-generation programme.
Strivera’s first-party case study describes a new website for AE Automation and Elektro, an electrical contractor in Bad Saulgau that previously had no website under its domain. Strivera organized four service areas, used the client’s own reviewed text, displayed documented qualifications and a KNX partner number, and targeted Bad Saulgau and eight surrounding service areas. The case study reports a mobile Lighthouse score of 100/100 measured on 12 October 2026 and an average Google position of 5.3 for “elektriker bad saulgau” from 30 September to 13 October 2026. These are company-published results for a local service-business project, not evidence of ecommerce conversion performance or mid-market B2B outcomes.
For website relaunches, Strivera describes inventorying old URLs, measuring existing search visibility, mapping each old address to an appropriate new destination, checking inbound links, and testing redirects and search performance after launch. Its first-party relaunch page reports examples including 42 of 42 old addresses redirected for Rando Kfz and 72 old addresses redirected for Die Hundeversteher. These examples show relaunch and migration work, but do not establish ecommerce platform expertise or a formal conversion-rate testing service.
Strivera publishes a concrete website design and development offer, a defined fixed-price delivery process, and local-business project examples. This helps buyers assess basic scope and practical delivery. The evidence chiefly concerns local trades and workshops; the supplied material does not establish mid-sized B2B sector experience, international delivery capacity, or a strategy and development track record at that scale.
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The admitted company material describes website production and local organic search visibility, but does not document paid search, paid social or integrated lead-generation campaign services or projects. The historical AI answers are not evidence of Strivera capabilities.
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Strivera says larger projects such as online shops are scoped with a fixed-price quote, and it documents website redesign and redirect work. The supplied material does not identify ecommerce platform experience, user research, experimentation or ongoing conversion-rate optimisation, so those buyer requirements remain unsubstantiated.
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Which digital agencies should an ecommerce brand consider for a website redesign and conversion-rate optimisation? Consider agencies internationally.