Get found on Google, Maps and AI assistants, in every language your customers speak.
People search for what you do, near where they are, in their own language. Your website should answer them. Each location gets its own page, each language gets its own version, and everything sits in your accounts from day one.
- 30-minute call
- Fixed quote before any work
- Any number of languages and locations
yourbusiness.com/en/miami-beach
Your Bakery · Miami Beach
Open now · Fresh bread from 7 AM
yourbusiness.com/es/miami-beach
Tu Panadería · Miami Beach
Abierto ahora · Pan fresco desde las 7
yourbusiness.com/pt/miami-beach
Sua Padaria · Miami Beach
Aberto agora · Pão fresco a partir das 7h
Fixed quote
The price is agreed in writing before work starts.
Your accounts
The domain, hosting, Google Business Profile and analytics are in your name before we start.
A preview every week
Each week you get a link to open on your phone, with a list of what changed.
Where is your business online today?
Pick the one that fits. Your answer goes straight into the form, so you don’t have to explain it twice.
Customers now find local businesses on Google, on Maps and through AI assistants.
Google search
People type things like “bakery Miami Beach” or “plumber open now”. Your site has to answer that exact search, quickly, on a phone.
Maps
Google Maps, Apple Maps and Bing all show your hours, address and photos. If the details don’t match everywhere, you drop down the list.
AI assistants
Someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity for “a good Spanish-speaking dentist near me”. The answer comes from what’s written about businesses online. If your site doesn’t say it clearly, you won’t be mentioned.
We build your site for all of them at the same time.
Each language needs real pages of its own, not a translate button.
Google and AI assistants only show language versions they can find and read, and a translate button gives them neither. So each language gets its own pages, written the way people actually search in that language instead of translated word for word by a machine.
- Its own web address for each language, so each version can be found on its own
- Tags that tell Google which version to show to which person
- Your Google profile, menus and service names in each language
- New languages added later without rebuilding the site
It works the same way for two languages or ten.
Our services
- Custom cakes
- Wedding orders
- Catering for offices
Each location gets its own page, so a search in Orlando finds your Orlando store.
Every location gets a page with its own address, hours, phone number, map, photos and reviews, in every language. When someone searches in a particular city or neighborhood, they land on the location nearest to them instead of a general homepage.
When you open a new location, its page goes live in every language, already set up for Google and Maps.
You can check our work yourself with free tools.
Each of these takes a few minutes and shows how search engines and AI assistants see your site.
PageSpeed Insights
Shows whether your site loads fast on a phone. Green is the goal, and we hand the site over in the green.
Open PageSpeed InsightsRich Results Test
Shows whether Google can read your hours, address and locations as data, not just as text.
Open Rich Results TestSearch Console
Shows whether every language and every location is actually in Google’s index.
Open Search ConsoleAsk an AI assistant
Ask for “the best [what you do] in [your city]” in each of your languages, and note who comes up.
We run all of these checks before launch and send you the results.
You own the website and every account. The contract says so.
Before we start, the domain, the hosting, the Google Business Profile for each location and the analytics are set up in your business’s name. You add us as users. If you decide to stop working with us, you remove our access and keep everything. The contract says this in plain words.
Can customers find your business online?
Answer five quick questions to find out. No email needed.
- Q1
- Q2
- Q3
- Q4
- Q5
How the project runs, step by step
Expect about 3 hours of your time in total.
- 01
Review
We search for what you do the way your customers would, in each language and each area, and see who shows up instead of you.
- 02
Plan
Together we decide the pages, languages and locations, and the questions your site has to answer.
- 03
Build
Each language is written and designed on its own. You get a preview link every week.
- 04
Launch
We match your Google and Maps listings, connect every location, run the checks and send you the results.
- 05
After launch
We watch what people search for and where they come from, then fix what isn’t working.
Questions local business owners ask about multilingual websites
How much does a multilingual website cost?
The price depends on how many languages, how many locations and how many pages each one needs. We agree a fixed price in writing before work starts, and it only changes if the scope does.
Can you guarantee I’ll be first on Google?
No. Nobody can honestly promise that. What we can do is make sure Google, Maps and AI assistants can find, read and trust your site in every language, and show you the checks that prove it.
Who writes the other languages?
Native-level writers for each language. You or your staff review every page before it goes live.
We have 20 locations. Is that a problem?
No. Every location page is built from the same template, so the 20th takes far less work than the first.
Can I update hours and menus myself?
Yes. You change it once, and it updates for the right location in every language.
We already have a website. Do we need a new one?
Not always. Bring it to the review. Sometimes a site needs fixing, not replacing.
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain, hosting, listings and content are in your name from before we start.
Book a free 30-minute findability review.
Tell us about your business and where it is. Before the call, we search for you the way your customers do, in each language and each area, and show you who comes up instead.
We reply within one business day. NDA on request.