Fast websites people can find on Google, set up in your name and handed over with training. Pick a platform you can edit yourself, or go fully bespoke if you have a developer.
Both are built in your own accounts and handed over in full. The difference is who makes changes afterwards.
Built on WordPress, Squarespace or Shopify, so you can change text, images and products yourself with a visual editor. Shopify if you sell online.
Best for: teams who want to update the site themselves.
Designed and coded from scratch, like this website. Fast and flexible, but changes need someone technical.
Best for: teams with a developer, or clients who would rather book support hours than make changes.
Everything you need to launch, and everything you or your developer need to run it afterwards.
From the first layout to going live, on the platform or custom build that suits you.
Set up so Google, Bing and AI tools understand what you do. If you have had an audit, its findings are built in from day one.
Editing training for your team, recorded, with a written guide. For a custom build, a full technical handover for your developer.
The domain, hosting and every admin login are in your name from the start, with a simple guide to how it all fits together.
A website build usually takes 8 to 10 weeks, depending on how much content, design and technical work it needs.
Free, 30 minutes. What you need, what you have now and what is getting in the way.
A clear scope, estimate and timeline in writing before any work starts.
Built inside your own accounts, with check ins so nothing is a surprise.
Go live, then training, documentation and every login confirmed as yours.
If and when you want it. Your choice, never a lock in.
You will never need to ask anyone for access, files or permission. If you want to change the site, move it or hand it to someone else, you can.
WordPress, Squarespace or Shopify if you want to edit the site yourself, with Shopify for online shops. Or a custom build in standard code, for teams with a developer or clients on support. If your organisation prefers another platform, that works too.
On a platform build, yes. Editing training is part of every build, and you get a written guide for everyday changes. A custom build needs someone technical for changes, which is why it suits teams with a developer.
You can book support hours for changes, or hand the documentation to any developer you choose. Support is never a condition.
Yes, on Shopify. It is set up in your own Shopify account, so the shop, the products and the customer data are yours.
You do. Both are set up in your name and your account from the start, whichever way the site is built.
There are no fixed prices, because every project is different and you should only pay for what you need. A website build is billed on the hours it takes, and you get a clear estimate before any work starts.
Start with a free discovery call. You will speak to the person doing the work, not a sales team.