Websites carefully crafted for the niche they fit

In short

Every site we build is designed around the people it has to serve, not dropped into a template. Find the page that fits you below: each one explains what a site for that niche needs and what it costs. A single page starts at £960, or £299 for a start-up, a first website or an academic site.

02 · What we do

What a website from us is like

Every site is designed for the business it belongs to rather than dropped into a template, and built to work on a phone first. The words, the photographs and the layout are all put together to answer the questions your customers ask before they ring.

Search visibility is part of the build, not an afterthought sold separately: clean markup, quick pages, one clear heading structure and structured data that matches what is on the page.

  • Designed for phones, tablets and desktops
  • Written, priced proposal before work starts
  • Content you can change yourself where you want it
  • Hosting, changes and advice afterwards

03 · What it costs

Prices for a website

  • Start-up single page, for qualifying orders£299
  • Single-page website£960–£1,600
  • Business brochure website, 4–6 pages£1,800–£3,500
  • Expanded business website, 7–15 pages£3,600–£6,750
  • Ecommerce website£4,500–£12,000+
  • Written, priced proposalBefore any work starts

04 · How it works

From first call to launch

Step 1

A conversation

We talk, by phone or in person, about what the website needs to do for the business.

Step 2

A written proposal

You get the scope and the price in writing, with an estimated timescale, before anything begins.

Step 3

Build, launch and look after

We take a deposit and build it, you tell us what to change, and we put it live and host it afterwards.

06 · Questions

Questions about web design

How much does a website cost?

A single page is £960 to £1,600, a brochure site of four to six pages £1,800 to £3,500, and a larger site £3,600 to £6,750. An online shop starts at £4,500.

The full ladder is on the pricing page.

Do you work outside Norfolk?

Yes. We are in Lenwade and meet a lot of clients in person, but we have built sites for businesses across the UK and abroad, and everything can be done by phone and email.

Can I update the site myself?

Usually, yes. Most sites are built so you can edit the pages you want to change without needing us. We will show you how, and we are on the phone if you would rather we did it.

Who owns the website when it is finished?

You do, along with the domain name. We register domains in your name.

Tell us what you need and we’ll come back with a written, priced proposal

Call Alec, send a message, or arrange a visit. We start with a conversation, then put a written quote in front of you before any work begins.