Clearly labelled prices
Display current and confirmed reference prices alongside the relevant period and charging unit. No misleading crossed-out amounts.
An upgrade for your existing website · Croatia
Clear prices.
A polished website.
Less to worry about.
Reference prices and a digital price list on your existing website — easy for guests to understand, available to download and consistent with your brand.
An initial technical review, with no obligation. No CSV or XML knowledge needed.
One upgrade. Two clear outcomes.
Prices for people.
Data for download.
Adding another number next to a price is only part of the task. We connect a readable price list, data files and an archive in one coherent addition to the website you already have.
CSV and XML files
Publicly accessible, machine-readable data. Your visitors still see a polished page, with downloads one click away.
An archive and a handover
Previous publications keep their own files and dates. You receive instructions for future changes and we agree who maintains the price list.
A live implementation, not just a concept
The same character.
A clearer price list.
For Apartmani Zona in Orebić, we built a price list covering six units and three pricing periods in five languages. Current and reference prices sit alongside CSV, XML and an archive. Existing enquiries and availability displays remain part of the website.
View the published price listThis example demonstrates the technical implementation. It is not legal certification or a promise of more bookings.
- 0118 unit-and-period combinations
- 02Croatian, English, German, Czech and Polish
- 03Public CSV/XML files and an archive
- 04A mobile-friendly presentation
- 05Existing enquiry and booking paths retained
A scope that fits your price list
Keep your website.
Improve your price list.
We first review the website, item count and how prices change. You then receive a specific proposal with an agreed scope and delivery schedule.
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Quoted after reviewPrice List Start
For a smaller, straightforward list.
- One property or business location
- One language and up to 20 items
- Price display, CSV/XML and archive
- Mobile testing and update instructions
02
Quoted after reviewPrice List Tourism
For accommodation and seasonal rates.
- Up to 6 accommodation units
- Up to 30 unit-and-period combinations
- Up to 2 language versions
- Price display, CSV/XML, archive and instructions
03
Quoted after reviewMultilingual Price List
For a broader offer and international guests.
- Up to 5 language versions
- Up to 60 price entries
- Consistent display across languages
- CSV/XML, archive, testing and handover
These scopes are a starting point for a proposal, not an order. Professional translation, licences, dynamic booking systems, webshop integrations and ongoing maintenance are agreed separately. Language versions include entry of approved translations. One unit in one pricing period counts as one price entry.
From first enquiry to publication
You know the prices.
We handle the website.
We review the website
Send your business name and a link if available. We check the platform and suggest a feasible approach.
We confirm scope and data
We agree on a proposal, timing and access. You confirm current and historical prices, pricing periods and business details.
We build, test and hand over
We prepare the display and files, test mobile layouts and links, and publish after approval. You receive instructions for future updates.
Important context
Technical preparation.
No empty promises.
Croatian decisions NN 101/2026 apply from 1 October 2026 to covered consumer offers. Services use the regular price on 10 September 2026 as the reference; a service first introduced after that date uses its initial listed price. The accommodation booking-system display exception must be distinguished from a separate price list on an operator’s own website.
The digital list uses CSV or XML; both formats are not a legal requirement. Public files may enable automated retrieval without a separate API. When service prices change, the list must be updated by 8 am on the day the change is published, with published versions publicly retained for 30 days from publication or change.
Individually agreed services require the applicable pricing elements and calculation method. We check technical scope before implementation; you confirm business details and current and historical prices. Technical delivery does not replace a legal assessment of your business.
Sources checked on 26 September 2026.
Before you decide
Straightforward
answers.
Do I need a completely new website?
Not necessarily. Our aim is to improve your existing website. Before quoting, we check whether your platform, access and hosting support the implementation. We explain any limitations first.
I do not have a website. Does this decision require one?
The digital-publication obligation in this decision is tied to having your own website; it does not automatically require you to build one. Check any other price-display obligations for your activity. A new website can be a separate project if you want one.
What if my prices have not changed?
Current and reference prices can be identical. Where the obligation applies, both are clearly labelled; we do not invent a discount.
Can you find my historical prices?
We can help review old price lists and available records, but you confirm their accuracy. An unknown historical amount is not replaced with an estimate.
Will prices update automatically?
Not without an agreed integration. A straightforward implementation uses an agreed publishing process and a new archive version for each change. Connections to booking engines or other systems require a separate assessment.
What does the free initial review include?
An initial technical assessment, a suggested scope and a proposal. It is not legal advice or a commitment to buy. Timing is confirmed after checking your data, access and our availability.
Let us start with your website
Send an enquiry.
Get a clear next step.
Tell us what you do, roughly how many entries are in your price list and which languages you need. If you are unsure, just describe the situation — no technical specification is required.