Website design & build
A website that represents
your business properly.
Professional design, a strong mobile experience and a clear way for customers to enquire. Built around what your small business needs, with sensible scope and fair value.
See the difference
Help people understand what you do.
Give them a reason to enquire.
For a small business, your website is often the first real impression someone gets of you. It can be the difference between somebody seeing a proper business they trust and somebody moving on.
A professional online presence shouldn’t be reserved for businesses with agency-sized budgets. Sometimes you just need a great website that represents what you do properly, helps people find you and gives them the confidence to pick up the phone, send the message or buy from you.
What £500 covers.
A professional website shouldn’t require an agency-sized budget. We agree what your website needs to do before work begins. £500 is the price for that agreed website.
No VAT charged.
If you need something genuinely outside that scope, we’ll explain it before you commit — not halfway through the build.
Included in the agreed build
- Design and build of the pages and content we agree, around what your business does.
- A layout that works on a phone as well as a larger screen.
- A clear contact journey, so customers know what to do next.
- Search-friendly foundations: clear structure, useful page titles and sound implementation. We don’t guarantee Google rankings.
- Careful implementation, with modern web standards and appropriate secure connections.
Agreed separately, before you commit
- Domain and hosting. If you already have a domain, we can work with it. Any domain or hosting costs are made clear before work begins.
- Shops, bookings and payments. If you need them, we’ll discuss a suitable route and agree what belongs in the website.
- Later changes and ongoing support. These aren’t included automatically. If you want them, we’ll agree them with you. Nothing is quietly bolted on.
You own your website
We explain the domain, hosting, handover and any genuine ongoing costs before work begins, so you know exactly what you’re committing to.
Start with the business.
Then build the website.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Share what your business does, who your customers are and what you want your website to help them do. If you have a current site, include the link.
- 02
Agree the useful scope
Work through the content, pages and customer actions that matter. Scope, cost and next steps are agreed before work begins.
- 03
Design, build and review
Turn the agreed direction into a website you can review. Check the message, layout and experience on desktop and mobile.
- 04
Prepare to go live
Agree the final checks, hosting and handover arrangements so you understand what happens next.
A few useful answers.
Do I need to know exactly what I want?
No. A description of your business and what you want the website to achieve is enough to start a conversation.
Can we talk about an existing website?
Yes. Include its address and explain what isn’t working for you, or what has changed in the business.
How much will it cost?
We agree what your website needs to do before work begins. £500 is the price for that agreed website. If you need something genuinely outside that scope, we’ll explain it before you commit — not halfway through the build. No VAT is charged.
Can a website connect to an existing shop?
Yes, we can discuss the right purchase route for your business, including a shop you already use. If payments belong on the website, we can discuss established payment providers and agree the requirements before work begins.
What about my domain and hosting?
If you already have a domain, we can work with that. If you’re starting from scratch, we’ll explain what you need. Any domain or hosting costs that apply to your website will be clear before work begins.
Will my website help people find me on Google?
Clear structure, useful page titles and technically sound implementation provide search-friendly foundations. Search visibility also depends on factors beyond the website, and we don’t guarantee Google rankings.
Who owns my website?
You do. We’ll explain the domain, hosting, handover and any genuine ongoing costs before work begins, so you know exactly what you’re committing to. Ongoing support can be discussed if you want it; it isn’t something we quietly bolt on afterwards.