Pricing
Every project begins with a free, no-obligation conversation. Your quote reflects the work involved, not a one-size-fits-all price list.
How pricing works
We first understand the pages, features, content and support your organisation needs. If a simpler solution will do the job well, that is what we will recommend.
You then receive a written proposal with the project scope and quote. Nothing starts until you are comfortable with both, and changes outside the agreed scope are discussed first.
Four starting points
These tiers help start the conversation. They are examples rather than rigid bundles, so the final scope can be smaller, larger or combine elements from more than one tier.
For registered charities and community organisations
A reduced-rate route to a credible, practical website that helps people understand and support your work.
A typical example
A community group needing core information, events, volunteer interest and a clear donation journey.
For new and focused organisations
A concise first website for presenting one clear offer and giving visitors a professional way to get in touch.
A typical example
A local service business needing one focused page with services, trust signals and an enquiry form.
For established businesses ready for more depth
A fuller site with room to explain multiple services, answer customer questions and build confidence before an enquiry.
A typical example
A growing business needing separate service, about and contact pages with stronger search visibility.
For organisations with bookings or operational needs
A more capable website that supports day-to-day activity, reduces manual administration and connects key customer actions.
A typical example
A training provider needing class pages, live availability, deposits, bookings and automated confirmations.
Ongoing costs
This applies to every website and covers the essential work needed to keep it available, maintained and supported.
Storing your website and keeping it available for visitors.
Keeping website data, from text and forms to images, safely available.
Reviewing site functionality and acting quickly when an error needs fixed.
Small content changes, renewals and everyday help keeping the site running.
Good to know
No obligation
Tell us what your organisation does and what the website needs to achieve. We will recommend a sensible scope and explain why.