The local business fabric
Arlon lives in the economic shadow of the Grand Duchy: the border is a few kilometres away, Luxembourg City half an hour, and tens of thousands of people from the province cross that border every morning to work. The proximity is what makes the town prosperous — property, retail, construction, services — but it creates a problem few talk about: Luxembourg salaries drain the skilled workforce, and an Arlon SME looking for a developer, a webmaster or a digital manager ends up bidding against employers who pay far more, thirty minutes down the road. As a result many local firms — engineering offices, construction companies, hauliers, shops, professional practices — postpone digitising because they cannot hire, and keep running on spreadsheets and a ten-year-old website. Arlon is also the capital of Luxembourg province, the smallest provincial capital in the country, with the administration and courts that come with it, and an SME fabric spread across the Weyler, Schoppach and Sterpenich business parks.
How we work here
For an Arlon company the arithmetic is simple: hiring an in-house IT profile is expensive and slow when Luxembourg outbids you half an hour away. Outsourcing your digital work buys the skill without the salary war — and that is exactly our role. We have no office in Arlon and we will not pretend otherwise: Brussels to Arlon is roughly two hours by the E411, or two and a half by train. So we turn that into a method rather than an excuse: a full day of on-site scoping to start — not a one-hour video call, a real day in your premises to watch how you work — then a structured remote rhythm, with a fixed weekly video check-in, a live version online at every stage and a single point of contact. We come back on site for delivery and to train your team. On budget: showcase sites at €29/month, advanced sites at €59/month — our 24-month commitment rates — and business software, ERP or CRM from €99/month over 12 months, or €79/month over 24. The quote, free and delivered within 24 hours, then pins down the exact figure for your tool.
