Plaximo

Web design and software from Offenburg, for the Ortenau region

Plaximo is an agency for web design, web development and custom software with an office in Offenburg. We work for companies across the Ortenau district, from Lahr to Achern and from Kehl to Gengenbach, and for clients far beyond the region.

On site

The office is at Senefelderstraße 4 in Offenburg, ten minutes from the station and right next to the B3. Projects can be discussed there or at the client's premises; a meeting anywhere in the Ortenau is a morning for us, not a trip. We are available Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm, by phone, by email and in person.

Who we work for in the region

  • Trades and mid-sized companies

    Businesses that want enquiries through their website and have no time to deal with technology. A website that explains the business, speaks to the right customers and can be maintained without an agency.

  • Practices, law firms and service providers

    Websites where trust and findability count. Appointment paths that work, content that answers questions in advance, and technology that handles privacy and accessibility properly.

  • Utilities and municipalities

    Administrative effort that software can shorten. Tools that answer from the organisation's own documents, processes that no longer run by hand, and interfaces to what is already in place.

  • Industry and suppliers

    Custom software for processes no standard product covers. Portals, internal tools and connections to ERP and inventory systems, built with technology the client's own team can carry on later.

What proximity does for a project

A website or software project thrives on short distances. An agency based in the same town sits at the table for the kickoff, sees the business with its own eyes and understands why a process is the way it is. That saves rounds of coordination and prevents misunderstandings that stay hidden in email threads for weeks.

For the Ortenau this means we deliver design, copy, technology and operations from one source and stay reachable throughout. One contact from start to finish, a fixed quote before the project begins, and after launch an operations arrangement that keeps the website current and secure.

For us the region stretches from the Rhine at Kehl to the Black Forest valleys around Haslach and Wolfach, from Achern and Oberkirch in the north to Lahr and Ettenheim in the south. Clients further away work with us in exactly the same way, just by screen and phone.

Frequently asked questions from the Ortenau

  • What does a website cost in Offenburg?

    Scope, content and integrations determine the price, not the location. A compact company website costs considerably less than a multilingual site with interfaces. After a first conversation there is a fixed quote we stick to. How the price is made up is explained on the web development page.

  • Can we meet in person?

    Yes, at the office in Offenburg or at the client's premises anywhere in the Ortenau. In our experience the first meeting in person is the most valuable one; after that, short screen calls are enough.

  • Does Plaximo only work in the Ortenau?

    No. The office is in Offenburg, clients come from the whole region and from across Germany. Proximity is an advantage, not a requirement.

  • How long does a website project take?

    A compact website goes live in four to six weeks, larger sites take two to three months. Content usually takes longest, which is why we plan it in from the start.

  • Does Plaximo build software as well as websites?

    Yes. Custom software, process automation and interfaces are the second focus, described on the software development page. Projects often start with the website and grow into operations.

  • Who is the contact?

    Maximilian Funk and Michael Klassen run Plaximo and accompany every project themselves, from the first conversation to operations. There is no handover to a ticket system.

The next step

One conversation is enough to see whether it fits. In Offenburg, in the Ortenau or by screen.

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