Marina Alta · Alicante
Web developer in Pego
Pego is inland, agricultural and notably Spanish in character, with the marshland and rice fields shaping much of its economy. Web work here is practical, not glossy.
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What trading online in Pego is really like
The Marjal de Pego-Oliva and the rice production give the town a genuine agricultural base, and there is a growing rural tourism interest alongside it. The resident foreign population is smaller and more integrated than on the coast, and the commercial life is year-round instead of seasonal, which makes for steadier, less panicked web projects.
Selling produce beyond the local market
Pego rice and local produce have a genuine story and a genuine market outside the valley, but almost none of it is sold online. A simple shop with clear provenance and sensible shipping opens a channel that does not depend on footfall, and it is far less work to set up than most producers assume.
Who I build for in Pego
- Agricultural producers and rice growers
- Rural tourism, casas rurales and cycling tourism
- Local trades and agricultural suppliers
- Restaurants and traditional food businesses
- Retail serving the town and surrounding villages
If your business isn't on that list, it doesn't mean I can't help. It means this page was written about Pego instead of generated from a template. Tell me what you do and I'll tell you straight whether I'm the right person for it.
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What clients say about working with Wayne
Every review below is verified on Trustpilot. All of them are five stars.
After a series of bad experiences with other web developers, working with Wayne was a breath of fresh air. He is very responsive and completes work to a high standard. I would not hesitate to recommend SourceCode to anyone.
Wayne is my go-to developer. He is a genius with coding and everything technical. He will always find a way to make everything work seamlessly, no matter how complicated the request. We have worked together on multiple projects over the years.
Wayne built new websites for me after my old ones had been compromised, and worked around my budget. He was always available to take my calls, and the after-sales support has been incredible.
I have had several dealings with Wayne and SourceCode, all of which have been positive. Wayne is helpful, knowledgeable and gives a speedy response.
These guys know what they are doing. Great service, fast and efficient.
Very pleased with their work. Very knowledgeable, accurate and thorough.
Fast, efficient and very friendly service. Cannot recommend highly enough!
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FAQs
Questions from Pego businesses
If yours is not here, ask it on the call. You will get a straight answer, including when the answer is no.
4 questions
01Do you really work in Pego, or just say you cover it?
I'm based in Calpe, which puts Pego within easy reach, and I've built and looked after sites for businesses across the Marina Alta. If meeting in person matters to you, we can. If it doesn't, most projects run perfectly well over calls and WhatsApp.
02What does a website for a Pego business cost?
The same as anywhere else. A one-page site starts at €400 and a typical multi-page site is around €800, with bigger custom builds from €3,000. You get a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, so there's no location surcharge and no surprise at the end.
03Can you help if my site was built by someone else?
Yes, and it's a big part of what I do. I take over sites I didn't build, recover access where it's been lost, and either repair what's there or move you onto something you own outright.
04Will the site work in both English and Spanish?
It can, and in Pego that's often the right call. I build separate language versions with their own URLs instead of bolting on an auto-translation plugin, because search engines treat machine-translated pages as thin content and visitors can tell.
Pricing
Build a rough quote in ten seconds
Pick what you need and watch the number move. It's an estimate, not a bill. Every project gets a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, and that number doesn't move once we've agreed it.
What changes the number
- How many pagesA one-page site and a fifteen-page site are different jobs. Most local businesses land somewhere around five.
- One language or twoA bilingual build is roughly a third more work than a single-language one, and on this coast it usually pays for itself.
- Whether the content is readyIf you have the words and photos, we move fast. If you need help shaping them, that's time, and it gets quoted.
- IntegrationsBookings, payments, stock, a CRM or anything that has to talk to software you already use.
- Moving an existing siteMigrating without losing your Google rankings takes care. It isn't difficult, but it isn't free either.
- How bespoke the design isAdapting a proven layout costs less than designing every section from scratch. Both are fine; it depends what you need.
Care and monitoring, from €65 a month
Updates, security checks, offsite backups and 24/7 uptime monitoring through Monitrova, plus priority support whenever you need me. No lock-in, and the site stays yours.
Get in touch
Let's talk about your Pego project
Tell me what you need: a new site, a shop, or a fix for something that's broken. You get a straight answer and a fixed price, not a proposal deck.
Or email [email protected]. I reply within 24 hours.