StarterUp to 5 pages£750+ £10/mo
Up to five pages, all designed and written for you. Everything a business needs to look credible and get found.
- Bespoke design — no template
- Local SEO built in
- Hosting, SSL and security
Pricing
What a website costs.
Four plans, two ways to pay, and the same things included in every one of them. If none of them quite fit, tell me what you need and I’ll price it properly.
The plans
Four plans. Two ways to pay.
Pick a plan to see what is in it. Every plan can be paid either way except the online store, which is upfront only.
£750 upfront, then £10 a month
Up to five pages, all designed and written for you. Everything a business needs to look credible and get found.
Bespoke design — no template
Local SEO built in
Hosting, SSL and security
ProfessionalUp to 20 pages · most land here£1,495+ £15/mo
Up to twenty pages, and the one most small businesses land on. Room for the pages Google takes seriously.
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Service and location pages
- Monthly plain-English reporting
GrowthUp to 100 pages£2,995+ £25/mo
Up to a hundred pages — every service you offer, in every town you cover, each with a page of its own.
- Everything in Professional, plus:
- Every service in every town
- Priority support
eCommerceOnline store · upfront onlyFrom £2,995+ £50/mo
An online store, built and loaded. Products, payments and delivery set up and handed over working.
- Store built and products loaded
- Payments and delivery set up
- Stock and orders handled
Which way to pay
Which one suits you.
There is no catch in either one — they just suit different situations. Here is the honest version of both, including the part that doesn’t flatter them.
Pay upfront
You pay for the build once and own what has been built. After that there is a small monthly fee for hosting, SSL, the domain and security monitoring — £10 a month on Starter, up to £50 on an online store.
You own the site outright. Nobody can take it away or raise the price on you.
No ongoing commitment beyond the monthly hosting fee.
You can move it elsewhere whenever you want to.
And the trade-off
It is a lump sum. For a business that is still getting going, £750 to £2,995 is money that could go on tools, a van or advertising instead. The usual catch with an upfront build elsewhere is that hosting, updates and support are then extra, or left to you — here they are the £10 to £50 a month that follows, and nothing else.
Pay monthly
Nothing upfront. One predictable fee covers the design, the build, the hosting, the support and the changes — £45, £85 or £150 a month depending on the plan, on a 24-month minimum term.
No lump sum. The barrier to starting is one month’s fee.
Everything is included, so there are no separate bills to be surprised by.
If it breaks it is my problem to fix, not yours.
And the trade-off
You do not own it while you are paying for it. If you stop paying, the site goes with the subscription — your content is still yours, and I will export it, but the site itself is not.
The short version
If you can put the lump sum down without it hurting your cash flow, pay upfront. If you would rather keep hold of the cash and have the whole thing handled for you, pay monthly. Both prices are on this page — work it out whichever way suits you. Still weighing it up? I have written it out at length here — both options, no thumb on the scale.
What’s included
In every plan, including the cheapest one.
Whichever plan you choose, and whichever way you pay, all of this comes with it. Nothing here is an upgrade or an add-on.
Custom bespoke design
Local SEO built in — service pages, location pages, Schema markup
Mobile-first and fast
Contact form with email notification
Hosting, SSL certificate and domain management
Ongoing support and monitoring
Unlimited revision rounds during the build
Google Search Console submission
All four, side by side.
Everything that changes between the plans, in one place. An online store is the only one that can’t be paid monthly.
| Plan | StarterUp to 5 pages | ProfessionalMost land here | GrowthUp to 100 pages | eCommerceOnline store |
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| Pages | Up to 5 | Up to 20 | Up to 100 | Online store |
| Pay upfront | £750then £10/mo | £1,495then £15/mo | £2,995then £25/mo | From £2,995then £50/mo |
| Pay monthly | £45per month | £85per month | £150per month | Not available — upfront only |
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Questions
The ones people actually ask.
Do I own my website?
Yes, if you paid upfront. Pay-monthly clients own all their content; the hosting arrangement transfers to you if you cancel after your minimum term.
What happens if I want to cancel?
Give me 30 days' notice after your minimum term and I'll export all your content so you can take it elsewhere. No fuss.
Can I upgrade my plan later?
Yes, you can upgrade at any time. I'll quote for the additional pages and work out the most cost-effective route for you.
Is there a contract?
Pay-monthly has a 24-month minimum term, after which it rolls monthly. Upfront clients have no ongoing commitment beyond the monthly hosting fee.
What’s included in “managed hosting”?
Hosting on fast UK servers, SSL certificate, domain renewal, security monitoring, and uptime alerts — all managed by me.
Extras
And the things you can bolt on.
None of these are in the plan prices and none of them have a list price. Tell me which ones you want and I’ll quote for them with the build.
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