The domain stays in your name
It gets registered with you as the owner. We are only listed as technical contact. Nobody holds your domain hostage — including us.
Fast, secure and made to measure — no templates, no plugin soup.
Tell us your platform, memory and budget — we pick the exact parts, check they fit, and come back with a firm quote.
Start buildingThese are not sales lines. They are written into the contract and you can ask for them any time.
It gets registered with you as the owner. We are only listed as technical contact. Nobody holds your domain hostage — including us.
Your site is not crammed in beside twenty others. If someone else gets hacked, it does not become your problem.
A full export, files and database, within seven working days, plus help moving it. No exit fee, no awkward conversation.
Daily copies, plus a real restore test every month. A backup nobody has ever restored is not a backup.
Everything is written from scratch. No bought themes dragging in forty plugins that break on the first update. The site is yours, code included, and you can move it anywhere.
One page done well: a clear message, a contact or booking button, proper on phones. Ideal for launching a business or a campaign fast.
2–3 days
Five or six pages, works properly on phones, a contact form that actually sends, sensible SEO groundwork, and setup on Search Console and Google Maps.
1 week
All of the above, plus a database and a panel where you manage your own content: enquiries, bookings, reviews, documents, prices. With separate logins and access levels.
3–4 weeks
A full shop: product catalogue, cart, online payments, orders and stock managed from the panel. With customer accounts and invoicing. Migration from your current shop if you have one.
4–6 weeks
Something that does not exist off the shelf: an ordering system, a client portal, an availability calendar, internal record keeping. We agree in writing what it does, then build it.
depends on scope
You already have a site and want something changed, fixed or added. You get an estimate in hours before work starts, and if it looks like going over, we ask you first.
one hour minimum
Disk space is cheap and everyone sells it. What you are paying for here is a server set up properly, patched on time, watched around the clock, and someone who picks up the phone.
For a business that needs to be findable online and then wants to stop thinking about it.
billed yearly
For a business where people send enquiries through the site. Those forms need to arrive, not land in spam.
billed yearly
For anyone selling online. An hour of downtime here costs real money, so everything gets tested first.
billed yearly
For the online shop, where every minute of downtime means lost orders. Bigger resources and extra checks for traffic and payments.
billed yearly
The plans above keep the site alive. This one keeps it current: new text, new photos, changed opening hours, updated prices, an extra section — without asking for a quote every single time.
Can be bought on its own if your hosting is elsewhere.
Prices are in euro and are the final amount. Hosting is billed yearly in advance; maintenance monthly or annually, in advance. Invoiced from Ireland. Migration from your current provider is free on every plan.
Honest diagnostics. If an eight-year-old laptop is not worth €300 of repairs, that is what you will hear — not a €300 quote. The prices below are the final ones, labour included.
In-person repairs: Athy, Co. Kildare and the surrounding areas. Hosting and websites: anywhere — that side is all remote. Software problems can often be sorted over a remote connection, wherever you are.
Sites we built and still look after. They are live right now — go and open them.
Training site with quote form
First aid and safety training in Ireland. Course catalogue, a request-a-quote form that emails straight through, an interactive 10-question quiz, and a reviews wall with live preview before posting.
Open site LIVE
Multilingual site with booking
Truck and heavy-vehicle repair in France. Trilingual site (FR/EN/RO), an online booking form that saves to the database, service pages, and an admin panel for managing appointments and content.
Open site LIVE
Website with admin panel
Fleet listing, moderated reviews, a booking form that saves to the database, an internal availability calendar, document tracking for every vehicle with expiry alerts, and a restricted document archive.
Open site LIVE
Brochure website
Travertine and natural stone fitting. Project gallery, a contact form that sends straight to WhatsApp, and local SEO across four towns.
Open site LIVE
Platform with user accounts
A community with accounts and ranks, a moderated marketplace with auctions, discussions, live messaging, notifications, a giveaway system with voting, and a full admin panel.
Open siteFive things you can do right now, without ringing anyone and without handing over your details. The results are rough, but they are honest.
Certificate, speed, mobile setup, email configuration. These are the same checks anyone can run from outside — we do not touch anything private.
A rough guide. The real price gets agreed after we talk, but this is the starting point.
Tick whatever is true about your site.
This is not a scare tactic, it is simple arithmetic. Put your own numbers in.
Tell us your platform, memory and budget — we pick the exact parts, check they fit, and come back with a firm quote.
Start buildingZero errors does not mean nothing ever breaks. It means that when it does, someone finds out before your customers do — and fixes it before they ring you about it.
404 — page not found. 500 — the server gave up. 503 — service unavailable. These are what someone gets when they were trying to find your prices or send you an enquiry. You never see them in any report, because that person simply leaves and rings somebody else.
Our whole job is keeping that list empty. Monitoring that wakes us up, not monitoring that fills in a report. Backups tested every month, not just scheduled. Updates applied by hand, because the automatic ones break things.
We work with small businesses, where the website genuinely brings in customers and a day offline shows up in the takings. We are not a thirty-person agency and we do not pretend to be. What that means for you is that you talk to the person who understands the problem, not to a third-line support queue.
You do. The domain is registered with you as the owner, and we are only listed as technical contact so we can make the settings work. The site code is entirely yours once the final invoice is paid. If you want to work with someone else tomorrow, you take everything and go.
On servers inside the EU, in a data centre with backup power. Every client gets their own account, so your site is not sharing space with anyone else. You get access to that account if you want it.
Because you are not only paying for the server. Someone applies the updates, checks every month that the backup really restores, gets the alert when the site goes down, and answers the phone.
If all you want is a server, we will tell you honestly where to buy one, and we can help you set it up for a fee.
You get a full export — files and database — within seven working days, plus help moving it. That is written into the terms, not just promised on the phone. There is no exit fee.
A brochure site, about a week from the point where we have your text and photos. One with an admin panel, three to four weeks. Delays almost always come from waiting on content, so you get a checklist of everything needed at the start.
Hosting is billed yearly in advance; maintenance monthly or annually, in advance, by invoice. Websites are 40% up front and 60% on delivery. Invoicing is from Ireland, in euro, by bank transfer. The prices shown are the final amount — nothing gets added on top.
In-person repairs cover Athy, Co. Kildare and the surrounding areas. Anything software-related can usually be sorted over a remote connection, wherever you are. For hardware faults you will need someone who can physically get to the machine.
Once we host your site, ZeroError becomes a data processor under GDPR, and the infrastructure provider becomes a sub-processor. We sign a data processing agreement that sets out exactly what is processed, where it physically sits, and how long it is kept.
Because that is exactly what you should see when you visit your own website: nothing. No error page, no form that quietly fails, no expired certificate. When everything works, you notice nothing at all — and that is the whole point.