Pricing

A complete website.
One clear price.

A modern, made-for-you website without a monthly website-platform subscription.

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ONE-OFF WEBSITE

£400

Designed, built and ready to launch.

One straightforward price for a standard website. We agree the scope with you before work begins.

Included

Everything needed to make a strong first impression.

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A custom, responsive website

A polished design and build shaped around your business, ready to work beautifully on phones and larger screens.

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Hosting included for life

Standard static hosting is included for the life of your standard website, subject to our Service Terms.

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Domain connection and launch

Use a domain you already own, or let us manage it for you. We handle the practical steps to get the site live.

OPTIONAL ANNUAL RENEWAL

£40 per year

Domain and email, kept simple.

Only needed if we register and manage your domain.

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One standard domain renewal

We keep the domain registered and managed for you, with renewal handled each year.

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One 2GB domain email address

A professional email address using your domain, included for the 12-month renewal period.

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Already own your domain?

There is no annual domain charge from us. We can connect the domain you have.

A small tax note

Running a business? Keep the invoice.

A business website may be a cost your business can claim, but the correct tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances. Ask your accountant how to record the website and any ongoing renewal costs.

Why ownership makes sense

Stop renting your website.

MONTHLY WEBSITE PLATFORMS

The cost keeps running

You usually continue paying to keep the platform service available — then add domain and email where needed.

  • At £22/month, monthly payments pass £400 in month 19.
  • At £9/month, they pass £400 in month 45.
  • Those are simple illustrations: plans, features, domains and email vary by provider.

Business tax and your invoice

A real business cost. Keep the paperwork.

For sole traders, HMRC includes website costs among potential advertising or marketing expenses. Limited companies may deduct qualifying costs when calculating taxable profit. The exact tax treatment depends on your accounting method and circumstances: HMRC’s guidance says original website creation can be capital in nature, while regular updates and renewals are more likely to be revenue costs.

In short: keep the invoice and ask your accountant to record the website cost and any annual domain/email renewal correctly. This is general information, not tax advice.

Read HMRC’s guide to business expenses ↗

Ready when you are

Let’s make your
business look as good
online as it does in life.