Designed, built, hosted and looked after — by the same person who fixes your computers. From £245, and you own it.
Fixed starting prices, so you know roughly where you stand before you ring. Every quote is confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Who you are, what you do, what it costs and how to reach you — on one properly built page.
Room for your services, your work and your story — the usual choice.
A real shop on your own domain, taking card payments, with stock you control yourself.
Booking systems, quote tools, anything an off-the-shelf site will not do.
Every price above is a one-off. There is no monthly payment, no direct debit and nothing to cancel. You buy the site and you own it, with the domain registered in your name from day one.
Trade builds — garages, landscapers, cleaners and salons — are £950, because the systems behind the site are the bulk of the work.
Hosting, your domain, the SSL certificate, email, software updates, backups and quarterly checks — plus two hours of changes a year for new photos or updated text. Anything larger is quoted at £45 an hour.
It is optional, and the site is yours either way. The care plan has no tie-in and nothing stops working if you cancel — you own the site and the domain, and we will hand both over to whoever you like.
Run a garage? There is a version of this with an online booking diary, registration lookup and automatic MOT reminders, and a working demo you can try. Websites for garages.
Just the Google listing sorting out? £75 to set up or clean up your Google Business Profile — hours, photos, services and the categories that decide whether you appear in “near me” searches. Often worth more to a small shop than a website, and it stands alone.
All live, all clickable. Have a look on your phone as well as your computer.
A domestic cleaning business working in two places at once. One build, deployed twice, each with its own areas, prices and local search footprint — Harpenden and Wheathampstead in Hertfordshire, and the villages south of Norwich. Two sites means each one can rank for its own towns instead of competing with itself.
la-cleaning.co.uk la-cleaning-norwich.co.uk
A full online shop — product pages, basket, payments and delivery rules. Built on WordPress and WooCommerce so stock and orders can be managed without me.
nerdarcade.store
A landscaping business in Bedford. Includes a five-step quote builder that sends a complete brief straight to WhatsApp, and a photo gallery of finished jobs.
kingfisher-landscapes.uk
An illustrator taking commissions. Gallery, a price list by size, and a slots badge so people know the books are open. Hand-built — the page is 9 KB.
crustypie.uk
This site. Written by hand with no page builder and no WordPress, which is why it loads in well under a second and has nothing to keep patched.
reganit.ukHTTPS, hardened forms and no abandoned plugins. I do this for a living, so it is not an afterthought.
Titles, descriptions, structured data and a sitemap, plus your Google Business Profile — the thing that actually wins local work.
Images compressed properly and no bloated page builder. Most of your visitors are on mobile data.
you@yourbusiness.uk rather than a Gmail address. Set up, tested, and working on your phone.
What the business does, who you want to reach, and what the site needs to achieve. Half an hour, no charge, no obligation.
Fixed price, what is included, and when it will be done. Nothing starts until you have said yes to it.
The part only you can do. Photos of real work beat stock images every time, and I will tell you honestly which ones are worth using.
You see it before anyone else does. Once you are happy it goes live, gets submitted to Google, and I keep an eye on it.
Yes. The domain is registered in your name, and the site is yours. If you ever want to move it elsewhere, I hand over the files and help with the transfer — no hostage taking.
For a shop or a site you will update often, I build it on WordPress so you can edit it without me. For a site that rarely changes, hand-built is faster and safer — and small changes are included in the care plan.
No. You can host it anywhere you like. But hosting, SSL, email and keeping things patched has to be somebody’s job, and most people would rather it was mine than theirs.
You can, and for some businesses that is the right answer. What you get here instead is someone local who also fixes the computer you are typing on, and a site you own outright, rather than one you rent from a platform forever.
No pressure and no jargon. Tell me what the business does and I will tell you honestly what it needs — even if that turns out to be less than you expected.