Websire development and digital marketing for swiss companies

Your Swiss Company Needs Digital Proof It’s Real

Swiss banks Google your company before reading your application. If they find nothing—or worse, a generic template site—you’re rejected. We build websites that pass the compliance test banks actually use.

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The Google Test Every Bank Does

Walk through this with me. You submit your bank application—everything perfect, all documents in order. The banker gets your file, and before reading anything, they Google your company.

What happens next decides everything.

Most newly registered Swiss companies show up as nothing more than a commercial register entry. Maybe there’s a temporary “website under construction” page. Sometimes there’s absolutely nothing.

Banks see this every day from shell companies. So when your legitimate business looks exactly like a shell company online, guess what happens?

We build websites that pass this test. Not because we’re marketing geniuses, but because we know what compliance officers actually look for when they’re trying to decide if you’re serious.

What Swiss Banks Actually Check Online

Banks have told us directly what they need to see. Not what they’d like to see—what they actually need before they’ll even consider your application:

Proof your business operates
A Swiss address displayed clearly
Real people behind the company with faces and names
Some evidence that actual customers or partners interact with you
Professional presentation that matches your business claims

Your beautiful office in Zug means nothing if you don’t exist online. The compliance officer never visits your office anyway—they just Google you.

Fixed Price of CHF 899 for Everything You Need

We charge CHF 899 for a complete website that covers every compliance checkpoint. No games, no upsells for basic features, no monthly fees eating away at you.

Here’s what you get:

Professional 5-page website built specifically for your business
Privacy policy page (required by Swiss law, included free)
Working contact form with spam protection
Basic SEO so people can actually find you
Mobile-responsive design that works on phones and tablets
Swiss server hosting (keeps your data in Switzerland) at extra cost
SSL security certificate
Everything set up and ready to use

That’s it. CHF 899 total. We give you the files, you own everything. No surprises later.

How We Build Sites That Banks Trust

I’ve personally reviewed hundreds of bank rejection cases. The pattern is obvious once you see it enough times.

Banks need to verify you’re legitimate. They can’t send investigators to check your office, so they rely on your digital presence. We structure websites to answer every question a compliance officer asks themselves.

The site loads fast because we use Swiss servers. Everything’s in multiple languages because Swiss banks serve international clients. We display your Swiss address prominently because that’s literally what they’re looking for. We write about what your business actually does, not marketing fluff.

These aren’t tricks. This is just understanding what the other side needs to see.

Why Most Swiss Company Websites Fail

People register their Swiss GmbH, rent an office, get everything legally perfect. Then they slap together a website in an afternoon and wonder why banks reject them.

The website either looks too polished (template red flag) or too amateur (not serious enough). There’s no middle ground—which is exactly where legitimate businesses need to be.

Banks have seen every trick. The overly professional sites that scream “I paid $50 for this template.” The janky ones that look like someone’s nephew made them. They know the difference between a real business website and something thrown together for compliance theater.

We hit that middle zone. Professional enough to be credible, specific enough to be real.

The Timeline That Actually Works

Most people do everything backwards. They form the company, then scramble for banking, then realize they need a website, then wait months while everything stalls.

A Fully Functional Website in 7 Days—Ready for the Bank.

We align our development sprint with your company’s registration process. While the paperwork is being processed, we build your digital presence from the ground up so you can hit the ground running.

Day 1: Establish Your Presence. We register your domain and launch a professional “Coming Soon” page. You get your official business email immediately to handle registration correspondence.
Days 2–4: The Core Build. While your company is being vetted by authorities, we build out the architecture, design, and functionality of your full site.
Days 5–6: Content & Optimization. We integrate your copy and media, then perform rigorous testing for speed, mobile responsiveness, and security.
Day 7: The Grand Opening. Your site goes live.

The Result: By the time your registration is official, you have a high-quality website ready to pass bank compliance and impress your first clients.

What This Actually Costs You If You Skip It

I’m not going to inflate numbers or create fake urgency. Just think about the math yourself.

Swiss banks take 4-8 weeks to process applications when everything looks perfect. When something seems off, they either reject immediately or drag it out for months while they investigate further. I’ve seen companies wait 6 months for banking because they had no digital presence.

If you’re paying CHF 2,000-3,000 monthly for a Swiss office and registered address, how much are you spending while waiting for banking? If you need that business account to actually start operating, how much revenue are you losing every month?

CHF 899 either saves you months of waiting or prevents rejection entirely. Your call on whether that’s worth it.

Questions People Actually Ask

Can I just build this myself on Wix?

Sure, but you’ll spend 40+ hours learning, building, and fixing things. Plus, compliance officers spot template sites immediately. If your time is worth less than CHF 20/hour, go for it. Otherwise, this is cheaper.

What if I don’t have any content or photos?

We write everything based on what your business does. Stock photos work fine for most sections. If you want custom photography, we can arrange that separately, but it’s not necessary for banking approval.

How fast can you actually deliver this?

Standard timeline is 7 days. If you need it faster because your banking application is urgent, we can do in 3 days. Domain needs to be registered within 24 hours of starting though—that’s the only hard deadline.

Does this really help with banking?

Nothing guarantees bank approval. But I can tell you that companies with professional websites get approved faster and more often than companies without them. Every single time. Whether that’s correlation or causation, I honestly don’t know. But the pattern is consistent.

Get Started Without the Usual Runaround

If this makes sense for your situation, here’s how to move forward:

Call us or email directly. We’ll discuss what your business actually does, what timeline you’re working with, and what you need the website to accomplish. No pressure, no sales pitch—just a straightforward conversation about whether this works for you.

If we’re a good fit, we send you a simple intake form. You fill it out, we start building. Updates every few days so you know where things stand. Site goes live when it’s ready and you’re happy with it.

That’s the whole process.

BMA Business Solutions GmbH
Sagenstrasse 22, 7000 Chur, Switzerland

We also handle Swiss company registration and banking introductions if you need those services coordinated.

FAQ: Digital Presence & Swiss Banking Compliance

Common questions about building a digital footprint that passes banking due diligence.

Is a corporate website mandatory for opening a Swiss bank account?

While no law explicitly states “you must have a website,” in practice, it is virtually impossible to open a corporate account without one in 2026. Swiss compliance officers view a lack of digital presence as a major “red flag” for shell company activity. A professional, active website is your primary evidence of commercial intent and is often the first document a banker reviews during the onboarding process.

What do you mean by “Digital Substance”?

“Substance” is the banking term for proving your company is real. Digital Substance means your online presence verifies your physical reality. For a website to satisfy Swiss compliance, it must go beyond aesthetics. It requires:
Clear Business Model: An obvious explanation of how you generate revenue (crucial for Anti-Money Laundering checks).
Team Transparency: Real photos and bios of management (verifying Human Capital).
Local Consistency: Your website address must match your commercial registry and lease agreement documents.

Does a template-based website satisfy compliance requirements?

Rarely. Compliance officers are trained to spot generic “filler” sites used by shelf companies. Common triggers for rejection include:
Stock images used by thousands of other sites.
Generic “Lorem Ipsum” text or vague service descriptions.
Broken links or “Under Construction” pages. BMA Business Solutions builds custom digital assets that demonstrate a fully operational, unique enterprise, specifically tailored to pass the “eye test” of a risk officer.

Why is Swiss hosting (Server Location) important for my business?

Hosting your website on Swiss servers offers two distinct advantages:
Data Sovereignty: It aligns your digital data storage with strict Swiss privacy laws (FADP/GDPR compliance).
Local Nexus: Using a Swiss IP address serves as an additional “tie” to the jurisdiction. It signals to the bank that your infrastructure is physically rooted in Switzerland, not offshore.

How does Digital Marketing help with my banking relationship?

Banks monitor account activity to ensure it matches your business plan. Digital marketing (SEO, Content Strategy) generates verifiable traffic. When you can show a banker analytics reports proving that real potential clients are visiting your site from your target markets, you provide irrefutable “Proof of Activity.” This transforms your company from a “passive entity” to an “active business” in the eyes of the bank.