Nathan Brosnan

Websites and software for small businesses in Cork and across Munster

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Hello, I'm Nathan.

I make websites for small businesses in Cork and across Munster, and the odd bit of software when a website won’t do the job. I do all of it myself, and I reply to my own messages.

The work

Every job, one line each. Open a file to see how it was built. A demo stamp means I made it to show what that kind of site looks like, not for a paying customer.

Websites

  1. Ardwire ElectricalDemo

    A site for an electrician who also fits solar panels, heat pumps and insulation, built around a calculator for the SEAI grants.

    People pricing a heat pump want to know the grant before anything else. This tells them in a minute, then asks them for a quote.

    Open the fileTry the demo

  2. Cuas BeagDemo

    A site for a family guesthouse in West Cork that takes its own bookings, with an availability calendar, German pages and a guide to the area.

    Every booking through a booking site costs the owners around 15% in commission. A booking made here costs them nothing.

    Open the fileTry the demo

  3. The Odd SpoonDemo

    A site for a city café with the whole menu as a proper web page, every allergen on every dish, and a filter that hides what you can’t eat.

    Most cafés post a blurry photo of the menu on Instagram. This one reads on a phone, turns up in Google, and answers the allergy question before anyone has to ask.

    Open the fileTry the demo

Software

  1. UrbanetricLive product

    A traffic simulator for Cork, for councils, engineers and consultants who need to know what a road change will do before it is built.

    Testing a road change usually needs expensive software and a specialist. This puts all of Cork in a web app.

    See it in action

How I work

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I’m a final-year student and developer based near Cork. I do the whole job myself: design, build, hosting and the small updates afterwards. You deal with one person, and that person replies to your messages.

  1. You deal with me from the first message to the last update. There is nobody in between.
  2. You get a fixed price before I start, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
  3. Everything is built for a phone first, because that is where your customers will see it.
  4. Small changes, like new opening hours or a new menu, are done the same week.
  5. Text, WhatsApp or email me first, and I reply the same day. If a chat would help, we set a time for a call.

Nathan

What it costs

Price list2026

  • Simple websiteFrom €500

    One to five pages: who you are, what you do, opening hours, a map and a way to get in touch. Built to look right on a phone first.

  • Booking or shop siteFrom €1,200

    Take bookings, sell online, or let people order ahead. Includes setting up the booking or shop system and showing you how to use it.

  • Hosting and updatesFrom €20 a month

    Fast hosting, a domain email address, backups, and small changes like new opening hours or a menu update, done the same week.

  • Custom softwareQuoted per job

    A stock tracker, a rota tool, a form that feeds a spreadsheet: if you are doing something by hand that a small program could do, ask.

Every job gets a fixed price before I start. Not sure which one you need? Ask me, it takes two minutes.

Questions people ask

How much does a website cost?
A simple website of one to five pages starts at €500. A site that takes bookings, sells online or has a working feature like a quote calculator starts at €1,200. Hosting and small updates are from €20 a month. You get a fixed price before I start.
Do you work outside Cork?
Yes. I’m based in Cork and work with businesses all over Munster: in person around Cork, and by phone, video and email in Kerry, Limerick, Clare, Tipperary and Waterford.
What kinds of businesses do you build websites for?
Mostly small local businesses: cafés and restaurants, tradespeople like electricians and builders, guesthouses and self-catering, salons and shops. The demo sites on this site show one for each.
Can my website take bookings, or show my menu with allergens?
Yes. I build booking calendars for guesthouses, table booking for cafés, quote forms for tradespeople, and menus that list the 14 allergens with a filter to hide them. If a booking system you already use needs connecting, I quote that separately.
Who looks after the website once it’s live?
I do. Hosting, a domain email address, backups and small changes like new opening hours or a menu update are from €20 a month, and small changes are done the same week.
Do you build software as well as websites?
Yes, when a website won’t do the job: a stock tracker, a rota tool, a form that feeds a spreadsheet. The biggest thing I’ve built is Urbanetric, a traffic simulator for Cork. Custom software is quoted per job.
How do I get started?
Text, WhatsApp or email me with a line about your business and what you need. I reply the same day with questions or a price. If a chat would help, we set a time for a call.

Get in touch

I'm in Cork, Ireland. Send me a text, a WhatsApp or an email and I'll reply the same day. If it's easier to talk it through, we'll pick a time for a call. Or write out what you need.