Challenge
For many SMEs, the new requirement means more work again: contact the agency, request an offer, commission the change, test, wait – and in the end pay for a change that should be quick and simple.
Our solution
We do not build websites as rigid one-off projects, but as modular, legally robust and AI-supported web systems. Changes such as a cancellation button, privacy texts, legal notices, cookie notices, new services, new languages or SEO updates can therefore be implemented much faster.
Legal background
Since 19 June 2026, an electronic withdrawal function may be required for B2C distance contracts concluded online. Whether this affects your offer depends on contract type, target market and the applicable withdrawal right.
This note does not replace legal advice. It shows why digital foundations should be built in a way that prevents every legal, technical or content change from becoming unnecessarily expensive.
Value for SMEs
So why only retrofit a button? Use the opportunity to modernize your website more broadly: legally robust, fast, modular, multilingual and ready for the next requirements.
Concrete product modules
- website check for modular structure, forms, legal texts and contact paths
- compliance-ready website change with traceable implementation
- documentation of affected pages, processes and data flows
- hosting & operations for technical maintenance, updates and later changes
- optional relaunch if the existing website is no longer maintainable efficiently
Practical examples
- A B2C process is reviewed to assess whether an electronic withdrawal function may be relevant.
- Legal notices, forms and ordering paths are technically prepared so later changes become faster.
- An outdated website is rebuilt modularly instead of only adding one isolated function.