Questions
Common questions
Do you work with clients in Czechia remotely?
Yes. I am based in Albania and work remotely across every market on this site. The practical constraint worth checking before scoping anything time-sensitive is working-hour overlap, not capability.
What language should a brand use in Czechia?
Czech. English is common among younger professionals in Prague and Brno but consumer work in English does not perform. Czech and Slovak are mutually intelligible, and Czech material is generally understood in Slovakia — a genuine efficiency, though Slovak audiences notice when no effort is made.
What advertising rules apply in Czechia?
The Zákon o regulaci reklamy governs advertising, with the Rada pro reklamu administering the self-regulatory Kodex reklamy and the Czech Trade Inspection Authority enforcing consumer protection.
How does invoicing work for a client in Czechia?
Standard EU reverse charge for B2B. Czechia is outside the eurozone and uses the koruna, so the invoicing currency needs agreeing. For B2B services sold cross-border inside the EU the reverse charge applies (Article 44 of the VAT Directive): the invoice is issued without VAT and the client self-accounts for it under their own VAT number. A valid VIES-registered VAT number on both sides is what makes that work, so it gets confirmed before the engagement starts rather than at invoicing.
Which platforms should a brand in Czechia prioritise?
Facebook and Instagram lead, with a notably strong domestic search and portal ecosystem — Seznam holds meaningful search share alongside Google, which is unusual in Europe and changes how discovery is planned. YouTube and TikTok are strong.
How much does brand work for a Czech business cost?
Every engagement is scoped individually, because the work depends on where a brand already is rather than on a package tier. Pricing is agreed in writing before anything starts, and I will tell you if what you need is smaller than what you asked for.