A Swiss agency,
rooted in Gruyère.
Nexel is a Swiss web agency. We design custom websites for professionals, no jargon, no complexity.
Why Nexel exists
Nexel started with Clément and Florian, two co-founders based in Bulle. We started the agency because the freelancers and local shops around us needed a real website, not a slow, generic template.
Too often, web agencies ship slow, generic or needlessly complex sites. We decided to build what was missing: a web agency that ships sites that actually work, without friction.
Today, we craft websites for SMBs, freelancers and local businesses across Switzerland, and our product Clarity is used by healthcare professionals, restaurant owners and online shops.
What guides every decision
Usefulness first
No superfluous features. Every page, every tool brings concrete, immediate value. If it's not useful, it doesn't exist.
Swiss reliability
Tested, robust sites and tools built to last. Our engineering standards make no compromises.
Radical simplicity
Technical complexity is handled internally. You only see what matters: a site that works, a tool that answers.
Autonomy
Our deliverables make you autonomous. No permanent dependency, no obscure layers.
The faces behind Nexel
Four people, in Bulle and beyond, who pick up when you call.
Clément Supor
He leads everything technical: site design, performance and building our products like Clarity. The one who turns an idea into a site that truly works.
Florian Elissalt
Co-founder of Nexel alongside Clément. He follows client projects and makes sure every site we ship answers a real need.
Yann Supor
Often the first point of contact with future clients. He shaped our outreach approach and connects local businesses with the agency.
Cyril Supor
Business development on the France side. He meets freelancers and SMBs to understand their needs before a project begins.
“Simplicity
always wins.”
By 2028, we want to be the agency Swiss SMBs turn to for a website that gets to the point: fast, clear, and that brings in clients. Without needless complexity.