You send the basics
No formal briefing and no meeting. Three things are enough for us to get started:
- Your Instagram or Facebook link
- Your logo, if you already have one
- Two lines about what your business does
Website design studio
Every brand has its own shine.
ASTREL designs and develops custom business websites and high-converting landing pages — built from scratch, at the pace of your brand. No templates, no page builders, no dead weight.
Process
Three steps,
no surprises.
You see the finished website before you decide anything. No meetings, no ten-page proposal, no paying to find out if it's worth it.
We build your website
Not a drawing or a static image: it's your actual website, working, with your business's content in it.
- A link to open on your phone
- The whole page, from top to bottom
- Ready to show to anyone you like
You decide
Like it? We publish it on your domain and the website is yours. Don't like it? That's the end of it: no cost and no pressure.
from USD 300, plus USD 15/month (optional) for hosting and maintenance
Need a catalog, booking, a members area, online payments or inventory control? We'll put the quote together with you — every item has a fixed price before we start.
Projects
Our projects.
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Supernova
Beverages · Showcase
Showcase website for a premium London Dry gin, made in small batches and sold through direct contact.
Beverages · Showcase
Supernova
A small-batch gin with no physical store and no distributor — the website had to do on its own the job the label normally does on the shelf: convince someone who has never tasted the drink that it's worth messaging on WhatsApp.
- Direct contact through WhatsApp — no cart and no checkout: whoever wants to buy, resell or taste talks straight to the brand.
- The bottle as the hero — the opening reserves half the screen for product photography, because before explaining the gin, the site has to make people want to hold the bottle.
- Tasting notes as a journey — instead of listing the seven botanicals, the text walks through the citrus opening and the spiced finish in the order they appear in the glass.
7 botanicals in balance, in a single recipe
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SoukSoul
System · Inventory management
Custom inventory management system, built for the routine of someone who tracks stock coming in and going out every day.
System · Inventory management
SoukSoul
Every piece comes from a different trip, in a single quantity and with no restocking — tracking that in a spreadsheet works until the second or third trip, and then the same item shows up twice or drops out of the records without anyone noticing it was already sold.
- Every piece tied to its trip of origin — each item enters the system already linked to the batch from the trip where it was bought, so you can tell where it came from and how much is left without digging through notes.
- Public catalog and stock pull from the same place — when a piece sells, it disappears from the storefront on its own; there is no "real" stock and a separate "website" one.
- A dashboard made for one person — no team roles and no permissions by job title: the system follows the pace of someone who buys, registers and sells alone.
Piece by piece — every item traced to the trip where it was bought
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Dial Club
Platform · Members area
A community for watch collectors, with a catalog of over 42,000 models and a personal collection for each member.
Platform · Members area
Dial Club
A watch collection tends to live scattered: the list in a spreadsheet, the photos on a phone, the deals in a WhatsApp group. Every time collectors want to show a piece, compare two models or put something up for sale, they have to pull it all together again — and the conversation with other collectors gets lost among the messages. The platform had to be the place where the collection stays organized and the community meets.
- Catalog before sign-up — the brands are open to any visitor; an account only comes in when they want to save something.
- Sign in with Google — no sign-up form and no password to remember.
- Collection, wishlist and ranking — what brings a member back isn't the catalog, it's what's theirs inside it.
159 brands and 42,000+ models
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Caroline Schaeffer
Law firm · Corporate website
Bilingual website for a corporate law practice, with practice areas opening in detail without changing pages.
Law firm · Corporate website
Caroline Schaeffer
A boutique corporate law firm serving companies across Brazil and abroad — and it needed the website to explain four practice areas without turning into a maze of inner pages.
- Practice areas in a panel — visitors pick an area and read the detail right there, without loading another page.
- Portuguese and English on the same site — the switch sits at the top, because part of the firm's work is for clients outside Brazil.
- Booking at both decision points — at the top, for those who arrive already decided, and at the end of each area, for those who needed to read first.
2 languages on the same site
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2S Engenharia
Engineering · Corporate website
Electrical engineering reports with an ICMS tax-credit simulator right on the page.
Engineering · Corporate website
2S Engenharia Elétrica
An electrical inspection report is the kind of service a company only looks for once it already has a problem — and then it finds generic pages that don't say what the report solves or what it's worth. For industry, the strongest argument, recovering part of the ICMS (Brazilian state tax) paid on the power bill, is exactly the one nobody believes without seeing their own number. The website had to show that number before the first contact.
- ICMS simulator on the page — instead of promising savings, people see their own number before talking to anyone.
- Credentials at the very top — ART, CREA and the NBR standards show up in the first screen: in a technical report, it's the certification that decides.
- One service per section — lightning protection, inspections, EV chargers and air conditioning explained separately, each with its own quote request.
4 services, one request each
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Ronconi Marmoraria
Stonework · Corporate website
Slab catalog with a simulator that dresses the countertop and backsplash of a virtual kitchen.
Stonework · Corporate website
Ronconi Marmoraria
Natural stone is chosen by looking at a hand-sized sample or a photo of a whole slab — and whoever is about to invest in a marble countertop has to imagine alone how those veins will look in the finished kitchen. That gap between the sample and the room is where the decision stalls, and the website had to shorten it.
- Room simulator — picking a slab and watching the whole kitchen change solves what no sample photo does: how the stone looks in the room, not in the hand.
- Spec sheet next to the simulation — origin, hardness and description appear beside the image, at the moment the person is deciding.
- Catalog in two modes — a full grid for those who want to see everything, the simulator for those who want to imagine.
8 slabs you can simulate instantly
Contact
Tell us
what you need.
Send us the basics of your business. In two or three days you get the link to your finished website, ready to open on your phone — free and with no commitment.
- Free, before any decision
- We reply on WhatsApp
- Your data doesn't go on any mailing list