Website & Price Update · 2026
Croatian Decision NN 101/2026 expands measures concerning additional or anchor pricing to products and services from 1 October 2026 and regulates digital price-list publication on websites. Salty Brand Studio reviews the existing site and implements only the technical changes that are actually needed.
A focused review of the existing system, including places where prices appear across the website and digital campaigns, without unnecessary redesign and without pretending the same legal requirements apply identically to every business model.
How current, additional/anchor, promotional and reference prices are presented across the website and other price-advertising surfaces covered by the rules. Meta and Google ads are logged for review, not assumed to be covered without official clarification.
Whether CSV or XML includes the required data and filename structure, the right update cadence, a 30-day archive and technical availability for automated retrieval.
Whether prices are hard-coded or managed through a reliable maintainable structure.
A technical baseline check of consent implementation and third-party tools.
Accessibility basics: structure, contrast, focus, forms, navigation and mobile usability.
Technical SEO basics, indexing and measurement of important website actions.
Audit
A clear list of issues, priorities and recommended technical changes.
Implementation
Technical updates to the existing website based on the audit findings.
Salty Brand Studio will not sell a website by claiming NN 101/2026 itself forces every business to create one. If you do not have a website, the legal obligation must be separated from the business need. If a website genuinely makes sense for your offer, pricing, Google visibility, trust and enquiries, the Website Sprint is designed for that, and it starts from a finished strategy.
Decisions adopted as part of the 11th government package expand pricing measures to products and services and regulate digital price-list publication on websites.
The amended Article 7 of the Consumer Protection Act takes effect, including the provision on publishing current product price lists on a trader's website.
Salty Brand Studio tracks official sources and implements agreed technical requirements, but does not determine legal applicability to a specific business model. That remains for you, the competent authority or your professional advisers to confirm.
If an audit or a new website does not make sense, I will tell you. If it does, you will receive a clear scope before any additional work starts.