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For building advisors
Your role per project — phase, scope, which side of the table — with qualifications and a direct contact path. B2B, EU-hosted, from 0 DKK.
A completed project says little until the reader knows what you were in it. This site is built for B2B building advisory: the projects, the role you held in each, and the phase you held it in. Sitenyx does not run the projects it presents — there is no project management, no tender platform and no case system here, and none is planned.
Phase, scope, and which side of the table you sat on. A reader who has to guess whether you advised or delivered stops reading and asks someone else.
Year, location, project type, your role and the scale of the work. Consistent fields let a reader compare four projects in a minute instead of reading four essays.
What the advice changed — a decision taken earlier, a risk priced before it landed, a handover that held. Written by you; nothing is generated on your behalf.
Project images are yours to supply. Nothing is enhanced, nothing is generated and no stock image is presented as a project you were on.
This is the part of the site a professional client reads slowly, so it is the part where nothing is assumed on your behalf.
Who advises, in which project types, and what the firm turns down. The paragraph a professional client reads before anything else on the page.
A beskikkelse is a regulated designation, and it appears on the site only if you hold it, because you entered it. Sitenyx never pre-fills one, never implies one, and never writes one into the site's structured data.
Names, fields and years, so the client knows who will actually be in the meetings rather than who signed the proposal.
Two ways in, both built in, and the first one carries the traffic. This is a referral-led trade — the site is where the reference is checked, and the form is where it turns into a conversation.
Project stage, scope, location and timeline in fields you define, so the first call starts from something concrete rather than from a paragraph of hello.
Booking is optional and as easy to switch off as on. Some advisors want it in front of every enquiry; others want to read the brief first.
Pages, images and enquiry data sit on EU-resident infrastructure with privacy-first defaults. It is the default state, not a setting to go and find.
The firm's own domain with automatic TLS, so the address in a proposal, a reference list or an email signature belongs to the firm.
Both languages on one site, from 20 available, for the international developers and funds who read a reference list in English.
Submissions go to the practice and nowhere else. Nothing about a project enquiry is shown on the site or passed on.
Three steps. The first one is a description, not a design brief.
What you advise on, at which stages, and which projects you would put in front of a new client. Plain Danish or English, and no intake meeting.
The AI writes a first version of every project and every page. Fix the facts, set the fields, and delete anything you would not defend in a meeting.
Publish when the project list reads the way you would present it, and change it the day a project finishes. Nothing goes live until you decide.
The free tier publishes a real site. Paid plans make room as the project list grows.
Prices are monthly and shown in DKK. No paywall before publishing, no minimum number of users, and no sales call to unlock anything.
See pricingA site built from scratch for one practice can go further than a platform will, and if that is what the firm needs, it is money well spent. What Sitenyx offers instead is the trade below — made plainly, so you can judge it before you spend an afternoon on it.
A studio building a bespoke site works to your layout, your typography and your sequence with no platform in the way, and it can keep doing so for years.
Time to live, data resident in the EU, enquiry forms, meeting booking and invoicing already in the site, and DKK from 0 with no paywall before you publish.
It converts trust you have already earned rather than creating it. The referral still gets checked: the site is the reference surface a developer reads before the first call, and it either confirms the recommendation or quietly undermines it.
Yes. Project pages are structured content — phase, scope, role and outcome are fields you fill with real data, the same fields on every project so they can be compared.
Only if you hold it. A beskikkelse is regulated, and it appears because you entered it — Sitenyx never pre-fills a regulated designation, never implies one, and never puts one into the site's structured data.
Forms are privacy-first and the data is EU-resident by default. What the form asks for is your decision, and submissions reach the practice and nobody else.
Both at parity on one site, from 20 available languages, so a Danish developer and an international fund read the same project list at the same address.
Yes. The free tier publishes a real site, so the practice can judge the project list against its own standard before paying anything. Paid plans are priced per month in DKK with no minimum number of users.
A preview costs nothing and needs no account. Publish only when the project list reads the way you would present it.
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