Pricing

Prices, written out.

Four starting points. A five-page site, a shop, a larger shop, and work that does not fit those shapes. Each one is custom built to your specification. The quote is confirmed before we build.

01 £1,250 Five-page website 3–5 weeks
02 · Usual shop build £2,950 Ecommerce 4–7 weeks
03 £6,400 Larger ecommerce 8–12 weeks
04 From £3,500 Custom website Quoted with the scope

Prices are not subject to VAT.

Specification

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Comparison of the four website packages
Item	Five-page website	Ecommerce	Larger ecommerce	Custom website
Price	£1,250	£2,950	£6,400	From £3,500
Pages	Up to 5	Shop plus core pages	Shop, content, and accounts	Scoped to the brief
Products	Not a shop	Up to 40	Up to about 500	If the project needs them
Checkout	—	Stripe card payments	Stripe, shipping rules, discounts	If the project needs it
Accounts	—	Guest checkout	Accounts and order history	Roles, if needed
Search and filters	—	Categories	Search, filters, collections	Where it helps
Custom functions	Contact form	Order emails	Stock counts and analytics	The reason for this package
Revisions	Two rounds	Two rounds	Three rounds	Agreed in the scope
Editing	Text and pictures	Products, prices, and pages	Catalogue and content	Agreed in the scope
Typical time	3–5 weeks	4–7 weeks	8–12 weeks	Quoted with the scope

Prices are not subject to VAT.

Domain names, hosting, payment-provider fees, and photography are not included unless the quote says they are. They are named before you agree.

Five-page website

£1,250

A complete site for a business, a club, or a personal project: home, about, services or work, one page of your choice, and contact.

Fits Trades, practices, makers, clubs, and private projects that need a proper presence and a way to be contacted.

Up to five designed pages
Layouts for phone and desktop
A contact form that stores the enquiry
Room for your words and pictures
Editing for the text you will want to change
Page titles and descriptions set for search
Two rounds of revisions
Launch and a short handover

Ecommerce

£2,950

A marketing site plus a shop: products, a basket, and card checkout, sized for a range you can run yourself.

Fits Makers, delis, outfitters, and other shops with a focused catalogue rather than a warehouse.

A short marketing site plus the shop
Up to 40 products, with variants where you need them
Categories
Basket and checkout
Card payments through Stripe
Order emails to you and the customer
Delivery notes and a returns page
Product editing without opening the code

Larger ecommerce

£6,400

A catalogue that needs search, filters, customer accounts, and rules for shipping, stock, and discounts.

Fits Established shops, wholesalers selling online, and brands with hundreds of products.

Catalogue of up to about 500 products
Search, filters, and collections
Customer accounts and order history
Discount codes
Shipping rules by weight, price, or destination
Stock counts
A journal, guides, or wholesale enquiry
Analytics connected before launch
A private review address before the site goes live

Custom website

From £3,500

Bookings, memberships, portals, calculators, archives, or a mix. The scope is written first, then the price is fixed to that scope.

Fits Anything that does not fit the three packages above, including a single landing page or a private tool.

A written scope before we build
Bookings, memberships, portals, calculators, or archives
PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript where a page has to do more than display
Logins and roles when the project needs them
A payment, email, or calendar tool you already use, where it helps
Handover for the people who will run it
The code is yours

How a job is paid.

Half the quoted price is paid before the build starts. The balance is paid before launch. If the brief changes, the quote changes in writing before the extra work starts. If you stop the project, you pay for the work already done, and you keep what has been finished.

Read the full terms.

Questions

Do you build WordPress, Shopify, or WooCommerce?

No. We do not build WordPress, other CMS websites, Shopify, or WooCommerce. Everything we build is custom, to the specification we agree with you, in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL. Text, pictures, and product details that need to change stay editable. That editing is part of the site, not a theme installed on a platform.

How long does a build take?

A five-page site is usually three to five weeks. A shop is often four to seven. A large catalogue is often eight to twelve. Custom work is timed in the quote. Those ranges assume we have your words and pictures when the design starts, and that feedback comes back within a few days.

Are the prices fixed?

The figures on this page are typical starting prices for the scope written beside them. You receive a quote for your project before any build starts. If the brief changes, the quote changes in writing. We do not start the extra work first and invoice it afterwards.

Do I own the site?

Yes. You own the pages, the content, and the code we write for you. Hosting can be in your name. You are not locked into a page builder account that we control.

Can I edit it afterwards?

Yes. Text and pictures that should change are editable without opening the code. Product prices, if you have a shop, are editable too. We show you how during handover.

Who do you work with?

Companies, sole traders, shops, charities, clubs, and private individuals. A website does not need to be for a business. If the project is clear, we can usually take it on.

What do you need from me?

A conversation about what the site must do, any logo and colours you already use, and the facts only you know: prices, hours, names, places. You do not need to arrive with finished copy. We will tell you which sentences are missing.

What if I only need one page?

Say so. A single page is scoped as a smaller custom job, not forced into the five-page package.

Will you tell me if I should not commission you?

Yes. If a simple builder, a social account, or a change to the site you already have would do the job, we will say that before you spend the money.

Quote

Send the brief. The price comes back in writing.

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