What it costs
Typical ranges, so you know roughly where you stand before we talk. Every project gets a fixed number and a clear scope before anything starts.
Three ways to do it
Brochure site
from £1,000
Four to six weeks
You need to look like a proper business online, and get found when someone searches for you by name.
- Five to seven pages, hand-built on a modern framework
- Mobile first, with a 95+ PageSpeed target
- Technical SEO foundations: structure, markup, structured data, redirects
- Contact form straight to your inbox
- Analytics set up so you can see who's visiting
Where most projects land
Lead site
from £2,500
Six to eight weeks
You're actively trying to win more customers, and you want the site doing some of the work.
- Everything in the brochure site
- Dedicated landing pages for paid campaigns
- Lead tracking, so you know where every enquiry came from
- Automated follow-up on new enquiries, built in code
- Bookings, calendars, and integrations with the tools you already use
- Deeper SEO foundations and page-level content structure
Full funnel
from £5,000
Eight to twelve weeks
Ads, landing pages, tracking, follow-up. The lot.
- Everything in the lead site
- Google Ads account built, launched and handed over working
- The whole path from click to enquiry to follow-up, measured end to end
- CRM integration and automation, built in code rather than bolted on with subscriptions
- A handover with the numbers, not just the keys
These are typical ranges, not a menu. Every project is quoted individually. You'll get a fixed number and a clear scope before anything starts.
After launch
Aftercare
from £150 a month
Thirty days' notice. Nothing else to get out of.
Most clients move onto this after launch. You pay, and the website stops being something you have to think about.
- Hosting and SSL
- Framework and security updates
- Small tweaks and copy changes, usually the same week
- Performance and uptime monitoring
- Priority support from the person who built it
- Ads management and ongoing optimisation available as an add-on
The bits people worry about
Fixed price. Agreed before we start. It doesn't change.
You get a number and a scope document before any design work begins. If I've underestimated, that's my problem, not yours.
If you change the brief, we re-quote. Nothing gets added quietly.
Want something extra halfway through? Fine. I'll tell you what it costs and how long it adds before I touch it, and you decide.
Thirty days' notice. Nothing else to get out of.
The retainer runs month to month. No twelve-month contract and no exit fee. The code and the domain are yours either way.
You see it as it's built.
Milestone payments, so you never pay for work that hasn't been done. You get a link to the work in progress, not a surprise at the end.
I don't disappear after launch.
That's the whole point of the retainer. The person who built your site is the person who answers the phone when something needs changing.
A bad website costs you more than a good one. Every day you’re not getting found on Google, your competitor is. The work pays for itself.
Thirty minutes. No obligation.
Tell me what you're trying to do. I'll tell you honestly which of these fits, and what the number would be.