Cheap, cheerful, and surprisingly competent
For small businesses, side hustles, market stalls, and blokes with vans
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Cheap websites that still do the job properly.
Cheap
As
Chips
Websites
No agency waffle. No daft retainers. No confusing website chat.
Proper little websites for normal businesses.
Proper websites for normal businesses.
Built for chip shops, barbers, nail girls, plumbers, dog groomers, tattoo studios,
sandwich legends, local cafes, lads with pressure washers, and anyone currently
getting by with a Facebook page, a Canva flyer, or an Instagram bio and a prayer.
- Shows up on Google better
- Tells you who's been on the site
- Maps, contact forms, and "where are you?" sorted
- No monthly faff unless you ask for it
From
£50
Proper websites. Silly prices.
Daft prices. Great websites.
yes, proper sites
not just a Canva poster
No agency waffle. No daft retainers. No confusing website chat.
For people currently making do with Instagram, Canva, flyers, Facebook, or pure hope.
- Shows up on Google better
- Maps, contact forms, and "where are you?" sorted
- No monthly faff unless you ask for it
Today's specials
No poncey discovery calls
Yes, even for plumbers
Fresh chips, fresh websites
Mobile-friendly obviously
Helps people find you on Google
No nephew-with-a-laptop vibes
What you're actually buying
A proper website, not just a Canva graphic with your phone number on it.
The branding is a laugh. The website bit is still serious. You'll get something
clear, fast, easy to use on a phone, and actually useful for customers who just want
to know what you do, where you are, how much roughly, and whether you're open.
Especially good if you currently have...
- A Facebook page doing all the heavy lifting
- An Instagram page with "DM to book"
- A Canva post you've been sending people for six months
- A website from 2012 that loads like a haunted fax machine
- A business card and not much else
- A flyer blu-tacked in the shop window
- A Linktree doing far too much work
- A mate who said they'd sort your website and never did
Best for
- Takeaways, cafes and food spots
- Barbers, beauticians and nail techs
- Builders, plumbers, sparkies and tradies
- Dog groomers, driving instructors, cleaners and mobile valeters
- Market stalls, little shops, local services and one-person businesses
Menu board
Pick your portion and let's not overcomplicate it.
Comes with it
The boring important bits, explained like a normal person.
Google stuff: set up so people have a better chance of finding you when they search.
Visitor tracking: you'll be able to see if people are actually landing on the site.
Wording help: enough polish so it doesn't sound like you typed it half asleep.
Launch help: help with domains, setup, and what to do next once it's live.
No jargon: I explain it in plain English rather than pretending we're at a tech conference.
How it works
- You send your business name, what you do, and anything you've already got like logos, photos, or an old Canva post.
- I turn that into a proper website without vanishing into a six-week "strategy phase".
- You get something live that looks far better than the price has any right to.
Quick turnaround. Minimal faff. No pretending this needs a workshop.
Small print but actually useful
No fluff. No pitch deck. No pretending your dog groomer needs a full brand transformation.
Who this is not for
People wanting a 14-person agency, a six-week moodboard summit, and a quote that causes chest pain.
Hosting and boring bits
£2.99 a month hosting. Domain not included, but I can sort that with you if you need a hand.
50% deposit required before I get started. Fair's fair.
Right then
Let's get your business online without charging London agency prices for it.
If you want a site that feels local, memorable, and easy for normal people to
use, send over your business name, what you do, and which package sounds about right.