Four colleagues arriving at a Brussels office on a rainy morning
  • WebsiteWebsite
  • Search visibilitySearch visibility
  • Social mediaSocial media
  • AutomationAutomation
  • Artificial intelligenceArtificial intelligence

An online presencethat does you justice.

A system designed to take the load off.

Blockers

4 levers
01Starting pointStart02What we buildWork03What is deliveredDelivery
You tell us what is blocking you. We advise you, then build within the agreed scope.
HeboraWe advise first, then we build
  1. WebsiteDated websiteWebsiteA convincing website
  2. Search visibility and social mediaLow visibilitySearch visibility and social mediaStructured pages
  3. AutomationScattered tasksAutomationA suitable tool
  4. Artificial intelligenceUnanswered messagesArtificial intelligenceA scoped assistant
You tell us what is blocking you. We advise you, then build within the agreed scope.

Profiles

None of these is settled by a single delivery. A first project opens others, and our clients say so themselves, on their own site.

Six Belgian business owners of different trades, ages and backgrounds gathered in a Brussels workshop
Different trades and paths · Real bottlenecks to solve
01

We do good work, but nobody finds us

You mainly rely on word of mouth. On Google, social media or in AI answers, others appear before you.

02

Our website exists, but it brings us nothing

People may visit it, but few call, write or ask for a quote. You do not know what stops them.

03

We waste too much time on simple things

You copy the same information, answer the same questions and search everywhere to see where each enquiry stands.

Going through the same thing? Let’s talk

Show us what is stuck. We tell you where to start.

Partners

What was stuck, and what changed

The one you call in an emergency. The one you only visit by appointment. The one nobody dares disturb.

Each says what changed. Go and read.

Each card gives what was stuck at the start, and the address to read the full review, on the client's own site.

Read their reviews
A team taking a coffee break in a Brussels office
Each one tells the story on their own site, in their own words.
  • Vinteler: the official team gathered in site clothing in front of its service vehicle in Belgium.
    VintelerOne company · Every solution

    People arrive with a flooded cellar, not with the name of a trade. The site starts from the situation.

    See the project
  • Davinci Fighting: a group briefing on the club mats before an MMA training session in Brussels.
    Davinci FightingBrussels Training Center

    Nobody dares push open the door of a combat gym. Schedules, prices and a trial answer before the call.

    See the project
  • ViaFidelis: an adviser welcomes a couple in the company’s office in front of the official brand name.
    ViaFidelisMortgage credit

    People want to know if they can borrow before daring to call. The simulator answers straight away.

    See the project
  • Willems Serrurier: official photograph of a night-time lock intervention with the company identity visible.
    WILLEMSLOCKSMITH

    People look for a locksmith with the door shut, typing their town. The site is arranged for that moment.

    See the project
  • Terra Kitchen: a kitchen fitter adjusts the fronts and drawers of a bespoke terracotta kitchen while the homeowner checks the installation in Anderlecht.
    Bespoke kitchens

    A private showroom is not discovered by walking past. The kitchens are browsed from home.

    See the project
  • Lorenzo Chauffage: official portrait of Lorenzo Polito in workwear with his company logo embroidered on the jacket.
    Lorenzo PolitoHeating and plumbing

    A breakdown is searched for by phone. Every service and every area now has its page, number within thumb’s reach.

    See the project
  • Janssens Serrurier: workshop inspection of a high-security lock and its door hardware.
    Locksmith, four languages

    Dozens of towns and four languages sat on one page. Each now has its own.

    See the project
  • ETANO: a property coordination meeting in the company’s office beneath the official brand emblem.
    ETANOProperty coordination

    An owner ends up coordinating trades that never talk. The steps are written in the order they come.

    See the project
  • Azarkan Santé: official photograph of Yassine Azarkan in medical clothing during a foot treatment at his clinic.
    Azarkan SantéPodiatry and cupping therapy

    Nobody knows whether their pain is a podiatry matter. The reasons for consulting are written down.

    See the project
  • AutoPlaque: official photograph of a blue BMW saloon fitted with an autoplaque.be Belgian plexiglass plate.
    Number plates

    A plate is engraved on what you type and cannot be taken back. The configurator shows the engraved result.

    See the project
  • Sertic: inspector using a thermal camera to assess a window and radiator during an EPC survey in a Brussels home.
    SerticEPC, electrics, asbestos

    Starting prices, lead times and a page per real situation, all public. Three inspections, one journey.

    See the project
  • CertiDocs: two professionals talking in a translation office, with an embossing press visible in the background.
    CertiDocsCertified translations

    Four languages, and the form each administration accepts, explained before the request.

    See the project
  • Klyne: professional cleaning a Belgian roof along the boundary between mossy and restored tiles.
    KlyneRoof cleaning

    The quote is estimated online from the roof area. The levels of work are named, not sold up.

    See the project
  • Makette: preparing a 3D kitchen project from a plan, with cabinet models and material samples.
    MaketteBuild your project

    You draw your kitchen without an account, with a running estimate shown as you compose it.

    See the project

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Support

If all this feels complicated

We stay beside you at every step, like a real partner.

You know your trade better than anyone. Ours is to turn what you want into something that runs, then to stay around while it runs. From the first call to long after the site goes live.

The aim: fewer things on your mind, and more time for your clients, your team and the work you care about.

Hands lay paper cards on a wooden table and draw arrows between them
The steps are drawn on paper before anything is automated.
  • We tell you things straight

    What we are doing, why, and what it costs. You decide on the same information we have.

  • You see everything before we build

    Nothing is decided without you. You look at it from your phone, you say what is wrong, we take it back.

  • You move at your own pace

    We do not do everything at once. We start with one piece of work, we measure how it went, and you say whether we carry on.

Where to start? That is the first thing we settle together.

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Approach

Two people map a project workflow using a paper diagram and a Hebora checklist
Your workflow first · The tool comes after
The Hebora mark

We grow with you

From the fieldWe move forward with the client's team, never in its place.

01Starting pointStart02What we buildWork03What is deliveredDelivery
We lookwhere you stand
We advisewhat to do, in what order
We buildinside an agreed workflow
We follow upwithin the agreed scope
We start by telling you what to do and in what order. What we build and the included follow-up are defined in the quote.
  1. 01

    We start from what is stuck, not from a tool

    A competitor ranking above you on Google. A phone that stopped ringing. Two hours a week lost in a spreadsheet. We start by naming what actually costs you.

  2. 02

    No two businesses need the same thing

    We build for your trade, your customers and the way you work. Not a template repainted in your brand colours.

  3. 03

    Post-launch support is defined in the quote

    The period, channel, response times and included adjustments are written down before launch. For anything else, we advise you before new work starts.

Tell us where you stand

A first conversation, no strings attached.

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Questions

A Belgian business owner asks a digital adviser a practical question on the stairs of a Brussels office
Frequently asked questions · Clear answers before deciding
What services does Hebora offer in Belgium?

Hebora frames and delivers websites, visibility foundations, workflows, bespoke tools and assistants with human handover. Each quote separates deliverables from outcomes that still need to be measured.

How long does it take to build a professional website?

Timing depends on the number of pages, content, approvals and integrations. The schedule and its dependencies are written into the quote before work begins; we do not promise a standard deadline without knowing the scope.

How do I optimize my site to be recommended by AI systems?

AI optimization needs structured content, rich semantic data through schema.org, a strong Google presence and trust signals like reviews and clear business information. We build sites for people and Google, with clear structure that AI systems can understand and potentially cite.

What is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?

GEO describes work that helps generative systems understand, select and cite a source. SEO fundamentals remain the base, and inclusion is never guaranteed.

Why choose Hebora instead of a web agency?

At Hebora you know who frames, builds and answers, and it is the same person throughout. Before signing, the quote states the deliverables, acceptance criteria, access, ownership, recurring costs, maintenance, reversibility and any contributors. After delivery, the agreed follow-up continues under those written terms.

What is a scoped AI virtual assistant?

A useful assistant follows defined scenarios, limits and human handoff. Its availability, channels and permitted actions depend on the agreed hosting and service level.

How do I improve my Google visibility in Belgium?

You improve Google visibility in Belgium with a clean technical base, useful content, a structure aligned with real searches, solid trust signals and, for local businesses, a complete Google Business Profile. We adapt the work to your sector and actual service area.

My site does not appear on Google. What should I do?

Several things may be broken: missing technical SEO, no content aligned with your local keywords, no Search Console indexing, a slow site or no Google Business Profile. Hebora runs a diagnosis, finds the blockers and gives you a real action plan.

Which business sectors do you work with?

We work with SMEs across Belgium in restaurants, trades, retail, sports, health and professional services. Each solution is adapted to the realities of the sector, the customers and the real service area.

How do I automate repetitive business tasks?

Repetitive tasks can be automated, but you never start with the tool. Hebora first analyses your processes, spots the friction points, then chooses the right level of automation: a simple workflow, a custom tool or a secured AI agent.

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