Eazyclick in numbers: prices, timescales and method

Published on 23/09/2026 · Updated on 05/10/2026 · By Antoine Lemmens, Eazyclick. Every figure on this page is dated and linked to its source. Prices are in euros, excluding VAT (excl. VAT).

Who is behind Eazyclick?

Since 2012, our team has created websites for Belgian self-employed professionals and small businesses, along with the management tools connected to them. Legally, Eazyclick is a brand of Caracal SRL, a limited liability company registered with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number 0770.832.571, with its registered office at avenue Hamoir 12, 1180 Uccle.

Source for legal identity: public BCE record for company 0770.832.571, accessed in September 2026.

• Phone: +32 2 318 44 96
• Email: info@eazyclick.co
• Office: avenue Hamoir 12, 1180 Uccle, Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:30
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How much does an Eazyclick website cost?

Current prices excl. VAT. KickStarter: €69/month over 24 months or €89 over 12 months, plus €249 setup. GlowUp: €149 or €179/month, plus €699. Booster: €299 or €349/month, plus €1,490. One-off payment: €1,490, €3,990 and €7,990.

Source: our pack pricing table, which takes precedence if it differs from this page. To compare these prices with the Belgian market, read our survey of website prices in Belgium.

How much do the modules cost?

In October 2026, 32 modules are published. Subscriptions start at €19/month excl. VAT with a 24-month commitment (€24 over 12 months) and go up to €99/month; five modules have a starting price that varies with usage. A one-off setup fee of €0 to €1,490 applies depending on the module, halved for a module taken when signing up for a 24-month pack; with two paid modules, their subscription cost drops by 10%, and by 20% from three.

Example: Quotes & invoices, €190 setup then €44/month over 12 months or €35 over 24 months. Your invoices go through Peppol, the network through which structured electronic invoices between Belgian businesses must generally pass since 1 January 2026 (FPS Finance B2B FAQ, our Peppol guide). Price source: each module's page, which displays its price.

How quickly can a website go live?

We quote 14 days for a KickStarter website, around 1 month for GlowUp and around 2 months for Booster. These are stated timescales, not a measured average: they mainly depend on how long you take to approve copy and photos. Your project manager sets the precise schedule during the kickoff call.

The steps are described on how your project works.

Where are your tools and this website hosted?

Eazyclick tools (our customers' websites, CRM, quotes and invoices, bookings) run on Amazon Web Services servers in Paris (eu-west-3 region). The database powering them is hosted by Supabase in Frankfurt. The application servers and database are therefore within the European Union.

Source: internal information recorded on 28/09/2026 from our production infrastructure configuration (Amazon Web Services, Supabase), which is not public.

This website, eazyclick.be, runs on different infrastructure. Its content and database are hosted by Railway in the Netherlands (Europe West region). Its images are stored on Amazon S3 in Frankfurt (eu-central-1 region) and delivered through the CloudFront network. Its pages are served by Vercel, with functions deployed in Frankfurt and Washington, United States.

Source: our Railway and Vercel account settings, and response headers from our image storage, recorded on 28/09/2026.

How many businesses have we supported?

More than 200 businesses supported since 2012, first by Caracal and then Eazyclick. Our current tools retain records for only some of them: our project management tool and CRM document 104 distinct customer businesses since late 2021, with at least one project, won deal or invoice. Our own companies and test accounts are excluded, and a business recorded twice is counted only once. Customers from earlier years come from the agency's historical records.

Source: internal information, agency records and a count from Productive and our CRM, recorded in September 2026.

How many projects are published?

In September 2026, the website publishes 14 detailed case studies and 27 customer testimonials. Each case study names the customer, their sector and chosen pack, and links to the delivered website: you can check every project online, on the customer's own website, before contacting us.

See all our projects. To assess your own business, take our digital assessment in 10 questions.

How are these figures established?

Every figure is dated and sourced: the public BCE register, published pricing or a count of this website's pages, all verifiable, plus internal information for hosting and customer numbers. This page contains no customer results (traffic, sales, contacts): we will only add them once measured across at least five customers, with the period stated.

The page is reviewed quarterly; the date at the top indicates the latest revision.