I'm Eduardo.
I make a living from your website working.

I'm not an agency with a sales department. I'm a business owner from Seville who has spent years selling online with his own companies — and who now builds websites for people like you.

Where I come from

My school has been my own business: TeleCajas, an online packaging store that competes every day on Google and Amazon against giants with far bigger budgets. That is where I learned what actually matters in a website: loading fast, being understood at first glance, showing up for the right searches and turning visits into orders. Not in theory — on the P&L.

Why I started Relógica

Because I kept watching the same film. People with good businesses paying €2,000 or €3,000 for slow websites that never showed up on Google. Domains registered in the designer's name — hijacked websites. Agencies that vanished after getting paid, and new quotes just to change a phone number. And in the other corner, DIY: whole weekends lost fighting templates for a mediocre result.

Relógica is my answer: the service I would have wanted to find. One clear monthly fee with everything inside, the website built in 24 working hours, changes genuinely included, and one non-negotiable rule: your domain, in your name, always.

How I work

I use the same technology and method I build my own projects with: ultra-fast static websites, structure designed for Google, direct copy and zero jargon. I lean on the best AI tools for the mechanical work — that is how I deliver in a day — and I put a business owner's judgement into what matters: what to say, to whom, and why.

Every website I deliver gets treated as if it were mine. In a way it is: my model only works if you stay happy month after month. I don't hold you with fine print; I keep you with the work.

What I promise (and what I don't)

I promise a fast, clear, technically well-positioned website that is always up to date, with a human on the other side who answers. I don't promise "#1 on Google in a month" or inflated numbers: this industry has enough of that smoke already. If I can't deliver it, you won't read it here.

— Eduardo Gutiérrez del Moral, Seville, Spain