For most customers your website is the first thing they see of you, and often the only thing they look at before deciding whether to ring. It needs to look like you know what you're doing, and it needs to open before they lose patience.
We build it round what your customers came to do, then run it on our own servers so it stays quick.
Looks right on a phone, where most people will see it
A slow, dated website loses you work you never hear about.
Nobody rings to say they went elsewhere because the site looked old or took six seconds to open. They just go to whoever came up next. That's what makes it the most expensive problem in small business marketing: you can't see it happening.
Fixing it isn't complicated. A clear site, quick to open, that says what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.
What you get
Built properly, then actually looked after.
Anybody can put a website together. The difference shows up six months later.
Built round your customer
We start with what somebody is trying to do when they land on the page, then build it to help them do it. Not a template with your logo dropped in the corner.
Quick because of how we host it
The last site we took on went from 4.15 seconds to 0.52. That's the hosting as much as the build, and most designers can't offer it.
Secure from the first day
Proper security headers, HTTPS set up correctly, and updates kept on top of. The things nobody notices until they go wrong.
What's included
These come with every site we build. They aren't extras.
Mobile first
Most of your customers will see the site on a phone, so we design for that first and check it on real ones.
Ready for Google
Page titles, descriptions, headings and structured data set up properly, so Google can work out what you do and where you are.
First year of hosting
Included in the price. After that it's £49 a month to keep the site looked after.
Edit it yourself, or don't
Want to change your own content? We build it on WordPress. Would you rather it were as quick and secure as possible? We build it static. We'll explain the difference without the jargon.
Contact forms that work
Enquiries land in your inbox, spam gets handled, and we test the lot before launch.
Training and handover
We show you how to use it, and you can ring when you forget. Everybody forgets.
What a website costs
Fixed, and quoted before we start. There's more detail on the prices page.
Starter, from £1,295
Up to 5 pages, mobile, contact form, on-page SEO and the first year of hosting. Right for most trades and small service businesses.
Business, from £2,495
Up to 12 pages, a CMS so you can edit it yourself, enquiry or booking flows, and the full SEO setup.
Online shop, from £3,950
Product catalogue, payments, delivery rules and training. Priced deliberately below where most agencies start.
What comes next
A good website is the start. Getting people to it is the other half.
SEO
Turn up when somebody nearby searches for what you do.
What people usually want to know before they ring.
A starter site is usually two to three weeks once we have your content. Bigger sites take longer, and we'll give you a date before we start.
Yes, if you want to. Those we build on WordPress. If you'd rather not touch it, we can build it static, which is quicker and harder to break into. We'll talk you through which suits you.
Your logo if you have one, some idea of what you want to say, and photos if you've got them. If you haven't got any of that, we can help.
No, but the speed we talk about comes from how we host it. If you host somewhere else we can't promise the same result.
Send us the address and we'll review it free. Sometimes the answer is that yours is fine and you need help getting found instead.
Yes, and that's where we start rather than where we finish. More than half your visitors will be on one.
Let's look at what you've got.
Send your web address and we'll measure it properly: speed, security, how it behaves on a phone, and how it stacks up against a competitor you name.
It costs nothing, and if your site is fine we'll tell you that instead.
We use Google Analytics to see which pages people find useful. It sets a
cookie. Nothing is collected until you say yes, and we do not sell anything
to anyone. What we collect.
