Metropolitan Wrapping
Car wrapping and vehicle graphics: 14 pages, with the reference jobs finally in plain sight.
Services · Websites
A website that brings customers, not compliments.
Brochure sites for businesses, built to get you found and to turn visits into enquiries. From €1,500, and ready in 24 hours when it’s needed.
What I work with
- Vercel
- Supabase
- Next.js
- WordPress
What I build, item by item
Every brochure site includes these eight things.
The structure of the site
The pages your business needs: home, services, contact, and the others only if they have a reason to exist.
The words
I write them myself, starting from what you tell me. No template borrowed from another trade.
The way it works on a phone
Designed for the small screen first, because that’s where most of your visitors come from.
The groundwork for search
Titles, descriptions, structure and speed: the foundations that let Google understand what you do.
The Google business profile
I create it, or fix the one you have: that is where Google and the AI tools take who you are, where you are and when you open.
The ways people can reach you
WhatsApp button, phone and form, put where they are needed: nobody should have to hunt for how to get in touch.
Going live
Domain, setup and publication. The site is handed over to you working.
The first year of support, free
Changes to the site and fixes are on me. From the second year the price is agreed per job.
Sites you can go and visit
Oriundo
A Brazilian restaurant opening from scratch: bilingual site, ready for day one.
Club 035
A nightclub: dates, tables and clear information, with the historic logo at the centre.
See the sites I’ve built
If you need to sell products, you need an online shop
What it costs
from
€1,500
A brochure site is the site of a business that doesn’t sell online. I build it around your information and your photos, not on a template with the colours changed.
From there it moves with the pages you need and with the photos that have to be taken. You know the figure up front, in full, and it doesn’t change along the way.
It costs less because I don’t carry the structure of an agency: no office, no handing the work around, nobody to pay between you and the job. And because I have built myself a team of AI agents, designed by me: they do the heavy lifting, and your project ends up with more hours in it, not fewer. The direction stays mine.
How I work, and how long it takes
A site I can prepare and put online in 24 to 48 hours. If it’s very complicated, or if you have particular needs, it takes a few days more: generally within a week the site is ready and online.
What moves the timing is the material. The more I have in hand, the faster the site comes and the better it comes: whatever your business already has online, and whatever you send me on WhatsApp or by email (photos, price lists, the jobs you’re proud of).
You tell me what you need
Two lines from the form or on WhatsApp. That is enough to start.
I build the site
All of it, before you have taken on any commitment at all.
I show it to you finished
The real site, the one you open on your phone. If something isn’t right I change it, and if it’s needed I build it again.
It goes online, and it is yours
You pay, ownership passes to you, I connect the domain and publish.
Payment comes before delivery. But what you’re paying for, you’ve already seen working.
Getting found, now
In 2026
They look for you on ChatGPT too
Someone has a problem at home. They used to open Google. Now, more and more often, they open ChatGPT (or Gemini, or Claude) and type: “I need a metalworker near me, who would you recommend?”. What comes back isn’t a list of links to check: it’s an answer, with two or three names of real businesses in it.
Those names come from what these tools find written online: pages, words, addresses, opening hours. If there’s nothing to read about your business, they don’t put you last: they don’t name you. The person who asked will never know you exist, and you’ll never know you lost that customer.
The real questions sound like this:
- “a builder I can actually trust, near me”
- “who can redo my bathroom around here”
- “a body shop that does vehicle wrapping nearby”
Someone typing that isn’t studying the subject: they’re looking for somebody to give the job to.
The part that depends on you is one thing only: putting clear, tidy information online, the kind a machine can read as well as a person. What you do, where you work, who for, how to reach you. It’s the work of a website done properly, and it serves first of all the people looking for you in the flesh.
Frequently asked questions.
A brochure site starts at €1,500. From there the price moves with how many pages you need, whether the photos already exist or have to be taken, and whether something particular is needed: a price calculator, a booking system, a second language. You know the figure up front, in full, and it doesn’t change along the way.
My part is fast: when it’s needed I deliver a site in 24 hours, and that’s not a figure of speech. What stretches the time is the material, that is, how quickly photos, reference texts and information arrive from your side. That’s why I don’t throw out estimates before knowing what you already have ready. What often happens instead is that you see the site finished before you’ve even decided.
No, I write them. All I need is for you to tell me what you do, how your day is organised and what customers ask you most often: a couple of conversations are enough, on WhatsApp too. Then you read them before anything goes live, and whatever doesn’t sound like something you’d say gets changed.
Yes, and it’s where I start. Most people will open your site on a phone, often while doing something else: I design it for that screen first and then take it to the computer. When I send you the link, look at it on your phone: that’s where you see the difference.
My office is in Italy and most of my clients are here. Outside that, I work remotely and nothing about the way I work changes: we talk on WhatsApp, by email or on the phone, I build the site the same way and you see it finished the same way, before you decide anything.
That’s the reason I work this way. You see the site finished before deciding anything: if it doesn’t convince you, you tell me and it ends there, without you having spent a thing. If it goes in the right direction but you want things changed, they get changed, and if it’s needed I build it again from scratch. That’s exactly what seeing it first is for.