
★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
Line is a web design business serving Dundalk and the surrounding areas in County Louth. It works with clients who need a website designed for them. It has no shop or office the public visits, so you deal with it directly, and you can reach it by phone.
Every job below can be priced from this page. The ranges are what Dundalk homes typically pay, from Locufy's price guides. Line confirms the exact figure in a written quote — asking is free, with no obligation.

Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Virtual assistant is also offered, priced on survey.

Line is a web design business serving Dundalk and the surrounding areas in County Louth. It works with clients who need a website designed for them. It has no shop or office the public visits, so you deal with it directly, and you can reach it by phone.
You can ask for a written price on any marketing, design or tech project from this page and compare it with other Dundalk agencies if you want to.
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Based in Dundalk, Line works across the town and about 15 km around it.
Line serves Dundalk and the surrounding areas in County Louth, and it works from no shop or office that the public visits. If you are a little further out, you can ask whether the work can still be done for your location. Describe the project when you make contact.
Web design fees are usually charged as a fixed project price or by the hour. The scope and features of the site, and the experience of whoever builds it, affect the total most. The Web Designer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, and you can ask for a written quote.
Web design is not usually a regulated trade in Ireland, so it makes sense to check experience for yourself. You can ask to see examples of sites the designer has built and ask for references from past clients. It is also worth asking who will do the work and what background they have.
A first consultation is usually a conversation about what you want the website to do, the pages or features you need and your timescale. You can ask beforehand what it covers and what you will receive afterwards, such as a written outline or quote. Be ready to describe your business.
Line has a Google rating of 5 from 1 review, which can be read on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=18244609074134716114. With so few reviews, it is worth reading the comment for detail about the work and how the project went. You can also ask Line for references from recent clients.
Bring a clear idea of what the site is for, such as selling, booking or sharing information, and a list of the pages or features you want. Gather any logo, branding, photos and text you already have, plus examples of sites you like. Say when you would like the work finished.
You can phone Line to ask for a quote, or send a request through its Locufy page. Describe the project, the business or purpose behind it, any sites you like and when you would like to start, so the quote is accurate. Ask for the quote in writing.
You can compare Line with other web designers in Dundalk on Locufy by looking at the services each offers, what each quote includes and the experience each shows through past sites. Ask every designer the same questions so the answers are easy to set side by side. Weigh the detail of each quote, not only the total.
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