- Do you work with businesses in Ireland?
- Yes. Opulent Grow works with firms right across Ireland, from Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick out to regional towns. We cover Irish business hours in full, quote and invoice in EUR, and sign a data processing agreement on every project. Most of our Irish work is custom web design services and website redesign services for professional firms, consultancies, clinics and construction businesses.
- Are you a web design agency or a freelancer?
- A studio, and a deliberately small one. Opulent Grow is a website design company run by two founders who both work on every project, rather than a freelancer working alone or a large agency where the person who pitched you disappears once the contract is signed. You get people who have shipped this work for years and the directness of dealing with the owners.
- What does website design cost in Ireland?
- Most Irish projects land between 2,500 and 4,500 euro depending on page count and scope, with a minimum engagement of 1,500 euro. For comparison, a Dublin agency typically quotes 3,000 to 10,000 euro for similar work. We quote per project after a short call rather than publishing a fixed price, because scope varies more than most price lists admit.
- What does a website cost?
- Most Irish projects land between €2,500 and €4,500 depending on page count and scope, and larger multi page builds with brand work included run higher. Our minimum engagement is €1,500. We quote per project after a short call rather than publishing a fixed price, because the same page count can mean very different amounts of work. You get the range before you commit to anything.
- How do we pay you?
- By EUR bank transfer to a European receiving account, so at your end it behaves like an ordinary domestic SEPA payment with no international wire and no wire charge. Payment runs in three parts: 20% to book your slot in the schedule, 40% once you have approved the homepage design, and the final 40% at launch, when the code, the design and the domain access transfer to you.
- How does VAT work if you are based outside the EU?
- You do not pay us VAT. Under the reverse charge rule, Article 196 of the EU VAT Directive, a business outside the EU supplying services to an Irish business does not charge VAT and does not register anywhere in the EU. You self account for it on your own return, and for a fully taxable business the output and input entries cancel each other out, so no VAT cash actually moves. We just need your Irish VAT number for the invoice.
- What will the invoice actually look like?
- A standard EU compliant invoice, issued in EUR. It carries a sequential invoice number, the date of issue and the date of supply, our name and address in Varanasi, your company name, address and Irish VAT number, a line by line description of the work, and this note: reverse charge, VAT to be accounted for by the recipient under Article 196, Council Directive 2006/112/EC. There is no VAT line and no VAT amount, because there should not be one. Your accountant handles it in a single entry.
- What about GDPR?
- We sign a data processing agreement before any work starts and build to GDPR standards throughout. You remain the data controller, we act as the processor, and the agreement sets out what data is handled, for what purpose, and under what safeguards. Ireland hosts the EU's lead data protection regulator, so this is the standard we work to by default rather than something you should have to ask for.
- You have fewer reviews than the big agencies. Should that worry me?
- It is a fair thing to check, and the honest answer is that review count measures sales operation more than it measures work. We are a two founder studio that runs a small number of projects at a time and has never made a review a condition of finishing one, so our public count is smaller than an agency with a team chasing them. The longer record is the work itself. The client sites on this page are live at their real addresses, several of them running for years, across accountancy, dentistry, construction and interiors. Open any of them, then ask us to walk you through the thinking behind one on a call.
- Do you use templates?
- No. Every site is designed for the business it belongs to. That takes longer than fitting a theme, and it is exactly why the result does not look like three other sites in your sector. You also own the code at the end, so you are never tied to our hosting, our licences or our accounts.
- Do we own the website when it is finished?
- Yes. On final payment the code, the design files and the domain access are all yours, with nothing held back and no ongoing dependency on us. If you later want a different agency for web design to take it over, they can pick it up without anything standing in the way. That is written into the contract rather than promised on a call.
- Will the time difference slow the project down?
- It should not. India runs four and a half hours ahead of Ireland in summer and five and a half in winter, and we work an afternoon to evening shift, so we are online through your entire working day. Design reviews happen live on a call rather than in an email thread that resolves tomorrow, and an enquiry sent during Irish business hours gets a reply the same working day.
- How long does a project take?
- Typically four to six weeks from brief to launch. The variable is rarely our end, it is how quickly content, photography and approvals come back. We tell you at the start exactly what we need from you and when, so nothing sits stalled waiting on a file nobody realised was missing.
- What do you not do?
- We do not build backend heavy applications, custom software, mobile apps or marketplace platforms, and we do not take on template rebuilds. We design and build front end websites: custom web design, landing pages and website redesign services, with search and AI visibility set up as part of the build. If a project needs something outside that, we say so on the first call rather than take it on and work it out at your expense.
- Do you work with businesses in Dublin?
- Yes, Dublin is where most of our Irish enquiries come from. We work with Dublin firms as a remote web design company, covering the full Irish working day, so calls and design reviews happen live rather than overnight. The same applies to Cork, Galway, Limerick and the regional towns.
- Where are you based?
- Varanasi, India. We say that plainly because you should know who you are hiring. What matters in practice is that we work Irish hours, invoice in EUR under reverse charge, sign a GDPR data processing agreement, and hand over full ownership of the code. Irish businesses have worked with Indian design and engineering teams for years; the only question worth asking is whether the work is good.
- Which towns and cities in Ireland do you cover?
- All of them. Our clients are mostly in Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick, with regular projects in Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny, Sligo, Carlow, Navan and Dundalk. Remote delivery means location has no bearing on price or timeline.
