A website for your business, built for $499.
Designed for what you actually do, launched in three days, and kept running for $49 a month. The price is on this page because you should not need a sales call to find out whether you can afford it.
Live in three days · No hidden charges · You own the site
Itemised, in full.
Everything that is included, and what each part costs. There is no third column.
Design and build
- Custom design, not a template you have seen beforeincluded
- Built and launched in three working daysincluded
- Works properly on phonesincluded
- Set up to be found on Googleincluded
- Contact form that reaches your inboxincluded
- Written in a way another developer could take overincluded
Domain, hosting and upkeep
- Domain registration and renewalincluded
- Hosting and deploymentincluded
- SSL certificateincluded
- Security and software updatesincluded
- Small content changesincluded
- Uptime monitoringincluded
Built for businesses like
- Trades and home services — plumbers, electricians, builders, cleaners
- Salons, clinics, studios and anywhere people book time
- Cafés, restaurants and shops that need hours, menus and directions findable
- Consultants, agencies and practices that need to look established
- Anyone currently sending customers to a social profile and hoping
What the site actually includes
- The pages a small business needs: what you do, proof, prices or menu, contact
- A contact form that reaches your inbox, not a dashboard you will never log into
- Google Business and maps details wired in so you turn up locally
- Fast on a phone on a bad connection, because that is where your customers are
- Written so search engines can read it — headings, descriptions, sitemap, the lot
- Your logo and colours, or we will pick sensible ones if you do not have any
What this price does not cover
Said plainly, so nothing surprises you halfway through.
- Online shops and payment checkouts — possible, quoted separately
- Booking or scheduling systems that connect to your calendar
- Logo design and brand identity from scratch
- Photography and copywriting, though we will tell you what you need
- Mobile apps, which are a different kind of project entirely
Any of these are possible — they are simply quoted separately, and we will tell you the price before starting. Ask us.
Three steps, three days.
Three working days from the point we have your content. Send your text and photos on day one and you are live on day three.
- 01Day 1
Tell us about the business
A short call or a filled-in form. What you do, who you serve, and what you want people to do when they land on the page. Send over your logo, photos and any text you already have.
- 02Day 2
We design and build it
You see the real thing the next day, not a wireframe. Tell us what to change and we change it the same day.
- 03Day 3
We put it live
Domain, hosting, certificate and deployment handled for you. You do not need an account with anyone, or a password you will lose.
Before you get in touch
How many pages do I get for $499?
The pages your business needs — usually four to six. We do not price per page, because charging you to explain what you do is a strange way to run a website.
What if I already have a domain?
We will move it across for you at no cost. If you do not have one, the $49 a month covers registering and renewing it.
Can I update it myself?
Tell us what to change and it is done, usually the same week — that is part of the monthly fee. Most small business owners would rather send a message than learn an admin panel they use twice a year. If you would genuinely rather edit it yourself, say so and we will set that up.
Will I show up on Google?
The site is built so it can be indexed properly, which is the part we control: clean structure, fast pages, correct descriptions, a sitemap, and your local business details marked up. Ranking above established competitors for competitive terms takes longer than a launch, and anyone promising you page one in a fortnight is selling something.
What if I don't like the design?
One round of changes is included, and we would rather hear the criticism early than at handover. If it is genuinely not working, we would rather refund you than launch something you are embarrassed by.