Startups & new businesses

Your first website, without the first-website mistakes.

What a brand-new business actually needs online in month one, and what can safely wait.

A brand-new business has no reviews, no portfolio and no traffic. That changes what the first website should be: not a showcase, but something credible enough for a stranger to ring.

£350 all in covers the lot — including the domain and a business email address on it, which is usually the first thing a new business is missing — then £19.99 a month.

Month one

What a new business genuinely needs.

A domain in your business name

Registered to you, not to a designer or a builder. Get this right on day one and you never have to think about it again.

A business email address

you@yourbusiness.co.uk instead of a Gmail. It changes how quotes are read, and it is included.

One clear promise

What you do, who for, and where. New businesses usually try to say five things; the site works better saying one properly.

Something to ring or fill in

Tap-to-call, WhatsApp and a contact form that lands straight in your inbox. Nothing clever, just working.

What can wait

Do not spend money on these yet.

A shop, unless you are selling online now

Adding products later is easy. Building a shop you do not need first is a common way to lose a budget.

Ongoing SEO

The foundations come with the build. Paying monthly for SEO before you have a settled offer is premature; it starts at £119 a month whenever you are ready.

A full brand exercise

If you need a logo now, the £679 package does website, logo and print together. If you have a workable logo, keep it and spend the money on customers.

Booking, until you have bookings

When appointments start taking over your phone, booking can go into the site for £479 all in.

Common questions

Straight answers.

I have just started. Do I need a website at all?
You need somewhere a stranger can check you are real before they ring. A small, honest site does that, and it is the cheapest credibility you will buy.
What does a startup website cost?
£350 all in here, including the domain, business email, SSL and the first three months of hosting, then £19.99 a month. Terms are a 50% deposit to start, balance on completion.
Can the site grow with the business?
Yes. Pages get added as your services settle, and content changes are part of the monthly support rather than billed hourly.
I have no logo. What then?
A simple wordmark can be set up as part of the build, or the full £679 package covers a proper logo with matching cards and flyers.
Start a project

Let's design the websiteyour business deserves.

Tell me what you need and I’ll come back to you personally with a clear next step. Websites start at £350 all in. Ready when you are.