Cheap, cheerful, and actually quite good
Get a quoteNo agency waffle. No daft retainers. No tech chat.
For local businesses getting by on a wing, a prayer, and a Facebook page—and finally needing a proper website.
Real work See the sites already out in the wildOn the board
what's included
What you're actually buying
The branding is a laugh. The actual website bit is dead serious. You're getting something clear, fast, and dead simple for customers who just want to know what you do, where you are, how to ring you, and whether you're actually worth bothering with.
Best for
Included
Not this one
Need something more involved? Bigger bespoke builds can go through kieranthlewis.com.
Packages
Straight prices, no hiding the boring bits, and no mystery quote that appears after three phone calls.
£99–£149
One solid page. Looks proper, works on every phone, gets you found.
Need a contact form? That steps up to Standard — worth it for most businesses.
Enquire about Launch →£149–£399
A proper custom website. Your services, your gallery, your contact form — all done right.
Booking systems and ecommerce are separate — ask and we'll point you the right way.
Enquire about Standard →£399–£699
More pages, more structure, more room to tell the whole story properly.
Still a brochure site — not an app, not ecommerce. Big enough to impress, honest enough not to bankrupt you.
Enquire about Growth →After launch
£19–£49 / month
For keeping the lights on and the text fresh without the faff.
Bigger changes get quoted separately so the care plan stays sensible.
Add-ons
Bolt on only what the job actually needs.
How it works
No jargon. No six-week discovery safari.
Scope clarity
Revisions: capped by package so small jobs stay small.
Turnaround: starts once the deposit and the core content are in.
Hosting: from £4.99 a month—kept separate so we're not hiding it in the build cost.
Extras: quoted before they are added, not snuck in later.
Examples
No fake case studies here. Real public examples are linked plainly so people can judge the work without the usual agency theatre.
The examples page now shows live public links and will keep growing as more work is ready to show properly.
See the examples pageWhat counts as extra
Ecommerce, booking systems, loads of fresh copy, big rewrites, extra pages, and new feature requests all count as extra work.
Bigger jobs
If the job starts sounding more bespoke than budget, that is not a problem. It just means it should go through the premium route.
Visit kieranthlewis.comFAQ
They are public ranges with tight scope caps. The actual quote depends on what you need, but the site is designed to stop surprise pricing and scope drift.
Usually your business name, what you do, where you work, your preferred package range, and whatever photos, logo, or rough notes you already have.
Small ongoing edits can sit on Monthly care. Bigger changes are quoted as add-ons so the original package does not quietly turn into a custom project.
Right then
Send over what you do, what you've already got, and roughly what you need. A bulleted list on the back of a beer mat is fine. Nobody's asking for a polished brief.