Fixed-price packages
Choose the nearest package, check what is included and send the rough shape of the job. The final quote depends on the agreed scope, but the public ranges stop a simple brochure site ending with a price pulled out of somebody's arse.
Pick your portion
Page limits and revision rounds keep small jobs affordable. Extra work is quoted before it happens.
£99–£149
One focused page for a small business that needs a proper home online.
A form, extra pages or chunky copy work move the job into a larger scope.
Enquire about Launch →£150–£399
The usual fit for a small business brochure website with room to explain itself.
Booking systems, ecommerce and large copy rewrites are separate.
Enquire about Standard →£400–£699
More pages and structure for a business with several services or a fuller story.
Large shops, portals, custom software and giant migrations need separate scoping.
Enquire about Growth →After launch
£19–£49 / month
Minor updates after launch, without turning every text change into a new project.
Unused time does not turn into a secret redesign fund. Bigger work is quoted separately.
Open add-ons
Add only what the job actually needs.
Included as standard
Quoted separately
Payment
A 50% deposit books the work and starts the agreed job. The other 50% is due before handover or launch. Any extras are agreed in writing first. The numbers stay boring and clear. That is how money should be.
Ownership
You own and may use the finished work after the final balance is paid. Third-party assets still follow their own licences. Hosting and domain costs stay separate unless the quote says they are included. The full wording is in the terms.
A clean one-page site with ready content costs less than a messy one. New copy and special sections add work. The quote stays in the shown range unless you choose something outside the package.
Most refreshes fit Standard or Growth because several pages need work. Choose Website refresh on the form and send the current URL. It will be checked before a package is suggested.
No. It means the agreed pages have sound search basics. Rankings also depend on rivals, reputation, useful links, good content and time. The SEO-ready guide explains it without the usual fog.
Still not sure?
Send the rough job through the enquiry form. You will be pointed at the simplest sensible package, not upsold a gold-plated shed. You can also read about new websites or refreshing an existing site first.