Belgium · Brussels · Antwerp · Ghent
Web Design and Software Development for Businesses in Belgium
We design and build multilingual websites, online shops and custom software for businesses across Belgium, in Dutch, French and English. Every project runs on a written scope, a written quote and EU-compliant invoicing from our company in Poland.
Website development in Belgium, built for a multilingual market
Building a website for the Belgian market means planning for language from the start. Flanders searches in Dutch, Wallonia in French, a small region in the east in German, and Brussels is officially bilingual with English widely used around the EU institutions. A site that only works in one language leaves part of your market behind.
Kordevo is a software company registered in Lodz, Poland (KORDEVO SOFT Sp. z o.o.), active since 2024 and working remotely with clients across Belgium. We do not have a Belgian office; meetings take place by video or phone. After a free first call we put the scope in writing and, for clearly defined projects, send a written quote within 24 hours.
Whether you run a restaurant in Ghent, a trading company in Antwerp or a consultancy in Brussels, you receive the same process: weekly progress reports, a delivery date in the contract and full handover of source code, admin panel and accounts. Communication runs in English, German or Polish, and your site is published in Dutch, French or English for your Belgian customers.
The Belgian market: regions, languages and sectors
Digital strategy in Belgium depends on where your customers are. These are the factors that shape most of our Belgian projects.
Three regions, three search languages
Customers in Antwerp, Ghent or Limburg search in Dutch, while Liege or Charleroi search in French. Brussels mixes both, plus English. Each language needs its own pages, titles and hreflang tags, not an automatic translation layered on top of one version.
SMEs dominate the economy
Most Belgian companies are small and medium-sized businesses: hospitality, retail, construction, logistics, professional services. For them a website has to generate enquiries, bookings or orders, not just look good. We plan every page around a clear next step for the visitor.
Payments and e-commerce habits
Bancontact is the payment method Belgian shoppers expect at checkout, alongside cards and wallet payments. Many shops also sell into the Netherlands, France or Germany, which affects languages, shipping and VAT settings. We plan these choices before development begins.
Room to stand out in local search
Many Belgian SMEs still run single-language sites with weak technical SEO. A business with properly built Dutch and French pages and a well-maintained Google Business Profile can gain visibility in local search earlier than competitors who postpone it.
Our core services for companies in Belgium
These four services are requested most often by Belgian clients and are delivered under the same written-scope, project-based model.
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Multilingual corporate websites
Fast, mobile-first websites in Dutch, French and English, with separate URLs and metadata per language. Copy is written to sound natural in each language rather than reading like a direct translation.
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E-commerce with Bancontact
Online shops and ordering systems with Bancontact, card payments and shipping integrations, configured for Belgian VAT and, where needed, cross-border sales into neighbouring countries.
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Local SEO and Google Maps
Google Business Profile set up in Dutch and French, review management, region-specific landing pages and search campaigns that report on enquiries and orders rather than clicks alone.
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Accounting and system integrations
Connections between your website, shop, booking tool and accounting or ERP software, including structured e-invoicing flows where your bookkeeping set-up requires them.
Legal and practical notes for websites in Belgium
Mandatory business information
Belgian law requires commercial websites to show the company name, address, email, enterprise number (KBO/BCE) and VAT number. We publish this information clearly in every language version of the site.
GDPR and cookie consent
The Belgian Data Protection Authority (GBA/APD) takes cookie consent seriously. Our standard set-up blocks non-essential cookies until consent is given and includes a privacy policy and EU-based hosting.
Invoicing in EUR or PLN with VAT
We invoice in EUR or PLN as an EU company under EU VAT rules; for Belgian VAT-registered businesses the reverse-charge mechanism usually applies. Belgium has also moved to structured B2B e-invoicing via Peppol, which we take into account for integrations.
Same time zone, remote delivery
Belgium and Poland share a time zone, so calls and reviews fit normal working hours. You receive a weekly progress report and can reach us on +48 578 606 212 or info@kordevosoft.com.
Belgium: cities we serve
We built a separate page for each city because local search intent and sector profile differ from city to city. Use the cards below to reach the page for your city.
Where to go next in this cluster
Web Design and Software for Businesses in Brussels
Brussels brings together international organisations, local services and multilingual customers. A single-language brochure site can leave important questions unanswered. Kordevo builds websites and software around those real customer and team needs.
Explore page ↗Web Design and Software for Businesses in Antwerp
Antwerp's commercial activity creates a need for clear product, service and logistics information. Different buyers may arrive with very different questions. Kordevo builds websites and software around those real customer and team needs.
Explore page ↗Frequently asked questions
How is the cost of a website in Belgium calculated?
The cost of a website in Belgium depends on the number of pages, the number of languages, features such as online booking or ordering, and any integrations with accounting or other systems. After a free first call we write down the scope, and for clearly defined projects we send a written quote within 24 hours. the fees are documented in the contract.
Which languages should a business website in Belgium have?
A business website in Belgium should at least use the language of the region where your customers live: Dutch in Flanders, French in Wallonia and both in Brussels. English helps for international clients, and German matters only for the eastern cantons. We publish each language on its own URLs with hreflang tags so Google shows the right version.
What legal information must a Belgian company website display?
A Belgian company website must display the business name, geographic address, email address, enterprise number (KBO/BCE) and VAT number where applicable. Under GDPR it also needs a privacy policy and prior consent for non-essential cookies. We build these pages and the consent set-up into every project; final legal wording should be checked by your own adviser.
How long does a website project in Belgium take?
A typical multilingual corporate website for a Belgian business takes a few weeks, while online shops or custom software take longer depending on scope. The exact delivery date is written into the contract before work starts. Preparing your texts, photos and language versions early is the single biggest factor in keeping the schedule.
Can you work with a Belgian company without a local office?
Yes. We work with Belgian companies fully remotely from our head office in Lodz, Poland, and we do not claim a Belgian office. Meetings run by video or phone in the same time zone, you get a weekly progress report, and at delivery the source code, admin panel and all accounts are handed over to you.
How do you invoice clients based in Belgium?
We invoice clients in Belgium in EUR or PLN from our EU-registered company, KORDEVO SOFT Sp. z o.o., in line with EU VAT rules. If your business has a valid Belgian VAT number, services between businesses are normally invoiced under the reverse-charge mechanism. Payment is made by bank transfer according to the schedule set out in the contract.
Can you add Bancontact payments to a website for a business in Belgium?
Yes. We integrate Bancontact through an established payment provider, together with card payments, Apple Pay or Google Pay and, if you also sell into the Netherlands, iDEAL. Checkout texts, VAT display and order emails are set up in Dutch and French where needed. Payment flows are tested in the provider's test mode before launch, and you keep full access to the provider account.
Get a written quote for your project in Belgium
Tell us what you need in a short call. We will put the scope in writing and send a written quote for clearly defined work within 24 hours.
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