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Pricing

How much does a website cost? Honestly, it depends. Here is on what.

Anyone who quotes a number before hearing about your business is guessing. Instead of a rate card, you get a real figure: answer six questions and a plan with scope, price and timeline is back within a day. No obligation.

Get your number Six questions. Takes about two minutes.
The honest answer

Five things decide it.
Nothing else really does.

  1. How much has to be designed and built

    A one-page site and a twelve-page site are different jobs. So are a fresh build and a rebuild that keeps the parts of your current site that already work.

  2. What the site has to do

    Showing your work is one thing. Taking bookings, payments, quotes or customer accounts is another, and each of those is real engineering that has to be designed, built and tested.

  3. What it connects to

    Booking systems, payment providers, stock, a CRM, your email. Every integration is scoped and built properly rather than bolted on, and that shows up in the price and the timeline.

  4. What you already have

    Photos, words and a logo you are happy with shorten the job. Starting from nothing means we produce more, and that is priced in honestly and up front, never discovered halfway through.

  5. Life after launch

    Hosting, updates, backups and uptime are an ongoing plan, and you pick the level that suits you. It is the part most quotes leave out and most businesses need.

Scope

The four shapes a project takes.
Yours will be one of these, or two of them.

Landing page One page, one job.

A single page built to turn one kind of visitor into an enquiry, a booking or a sale. The lightest build we do, and often the fastest return on it.

  • One page, designed and written around one outcome
  • An enquiry or booking path that works on a phone
  • Analytics from the first visitor

Timeline The quickest turnaround we offer.

Business website Your whole business, properly told.

Every page a customer needs to see before they trust you: what you do, proof it works, who you are, how to reach you. Built to generate leads, not just to exist.

  • Service pages, about, contact and the proof that sits between them
  • An enquiry form and a tap-to-email path that work on a phone
  • Search foundations and your Google Business Profile linked both ways

Timeline Weeks, not months.

Online store Products, payments, and the plumbing.

Catalogue, cart, checkout, shipping, stock. A store lives or dies on the details past the home page, so that is where the work goes.

  • A product catalogue built for search as well as browsing
  • Payments, shipping and order flow, tested end to end
  • Stock and orders you can run without calling us

Timeline Longer than a website, and your plan says exactly how long.

Custom system When off-the-shelf does not fit.

Client portals, CRMs, booking engines, apps and internal tools. Built around the way you actually work, instead of bending your business around someone else's software.

  • Scoped from your real process, not a feature list
  • Accounts, permissions and the integrations you rely on
  • Built in stages, so it earns its keep early

Timeline Scoped in stages, with each one laid out in your plan.

The process

Six questions. One day.
A real figure.

01

Answer six questions

The kind of project, what you are building, a rough budget, when you want it live, how you found us, and where to send the plan. Two minutes on your phone.

02

Get a plan within a day

Scope, price and timeline, written for your business rather than pulled from a rate card. No obligation.

03

Decide

Take it or leave it. If it is a yes, the plan becomes the brief and the build starts.

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FAQ

Questions,
answered.

Why don’t you publish prices?

Because a number without a scope is a guess, and a guess either scares off someone we could have helped or under-quotes the work and shows up later as a surprise. The plan you get is priced for your project, and there is no obligation to take it.

Does the budget question lock me in?

No. A ballpark is perfect. It shapes what we recommend, not what you are committed to, and the plan is where the real number lives.

What about hosting and ongoing costs?

Updates, backups and uptime are covered by an ongoing plan, and you pick the level that suits you. Hosting can sit with us or stay with you. The domain stays in your name either way.

I already have a website. Is a rebuild cheaper?

Often, because you keep your domain and anything worth keeping, and only the rest gets rethought. Plenty of our work is rebuilding sites that look fine but don’t convert.

How long does it take?

Most sites go live in weeks, not months. Bigger builds like online stores and custom systems take longer, and your plan includes an honest timeline for yours.

Get your number.
Six questions, a plan within a day.

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