New websites
From a handful of pages to a fuller brochure site. Structure, writing help, design and build, ready to use on phone and desktop.
Website services
Design, build, shop, book, and look after it afterwards.
Most projects start as a new site or a replacement for something tired. From there the extras are chosen because they earn their place, not because they sound impressive.
Rebuilds and repairs
Keep the name and the goodwill, lose the parts that are slow, broken or impossible to update.
Online shops
Product catalogues, baskets, payments and delivery notes. Built so you can add stock without calling every time.
Bookings and tickets
Tables, appointments, entries and event tickets — the jobs that used to live in an inbox.
One-page sites
A single, well-made page when that is all the business needs. Faster to launch, cheaper to keep.
Ongoing support
Hosting advice, small edits, seasonal updates and a person to ring when something looks wrong.
How a project usually runs
Simple on purpose. You always know what happens next.
Enquire
Tell me what you sell, who it is for, and whether this is a new site or a replacement. Budget, if you have one, helps immediately.
Plan
Pages, features and a timescale. I will say if a shop or booking tool is needed — and if it is not.
Build
Design and development with checkpoints so you are never surprised on launch week.
Launch & look after
Go live, then stay available for changes, content and the odd “can you just…” request.
Pricing
There is no single sticker price that fits a five-page local site and a ticketed events platform. Typical ranges, so you can aim:
- Small information site — often under £1,000 to around £3,000 depending on pages and content.
- Shop, bookings or ticketing — commonly £4,000 and upwards.
- Support — agreed monthly or billed as needed.
If a grant or business-improvement scheme might apply where you are, say so on the enquiry form and I will help you check.