Websites that earn
their keep.
Design and build for established firms whose website stopped keeping up with the business. Serving Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, and the rest of the UK remotely.
Sound familiar?
Your website was last touched years ago and it shows
Customers find you on their phone and the site doesn't work there
Competitors with worse work rank above you on Google
Updating a page means emailing someone and waiting
The site says nothing about what you actually do best
A site that sells the work you actually do.
A good business site has one job: when someone in your area needs what you do, they find you, believe you, and get in touch. We design for that: the proof, the photos, the phone number where thumbs expect it. Then we build it fast.
Not sure the site is the problem? The free audit will tell you. Sometimes the answer is “your current site is fine, fix these three things.”
The whole job.
Design & Build
A site designed around what makes you the right choice, not a template with your logo on it. Fast, accessible, and yours.
Search & Local Visibility
Structured data, page titles that say what the page is, and a Google Business Profile that agrees with the site: the groundwork for ranking in your area.
Speed & Mobile
Most local customers will first see the site on a phone. It loads fast and works there, or it doesn't ship.
Support After Launch
Content changes, fixes, and improvements on a small monthly retainer, or a clean handover if you'd rather run it yourselves.
Local first.
We're based near Leighton Buzzard. For firms within about thirty miles, including Milton Keynes, Luton, Aylesbury, and the towns between, the scoping conversation can happen at your premises, looking at how the business actually runs.
Where a website can go.
Started as a dated site with a stock problem underneath. One system for till and website, a catalogue that maintains itself.
Result: £200k+ online sales in year one, from ~£2kAn invite-only RSVP site with a moderated photo feed: every image approved before it published.
Result: a guest-built photo record with zero social-media riskEmbarrassed by your website?
Two hours of our time, free. You keep the written plan either way.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a new business website cost?
A fixed quote, scoped in a short call: pages, content, what the site needs to do. If you want a plan first, the free audit produces one: what we'd build, what it would cost, and whether it's worth doing.Do you work with businesses in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire?
Yes, that's home. We're near Leighton Buzzard and will meet in person for the scoping conversation anywhere within about thirty miles. We also work remotely with businesses across the UK.How long does a website take to build?
A focused marketing site typically launches in two to six weeks from agreed scope. The slow part is usually content (words, photography, sign-off), so we front-load that: you see a working version early and we refine it together, rather than a big reveal at the end.How do you protect our search rankings during a rebuild?
Every page that ranks gets a redirect to its new home, titles and structured data are carried over or improved, and we check Search Console after launch to catch anything that slipped. It's a standard part of the job.Can we update the website ourselves after launch?
Yes. If regular editing matters to you, we build on a platform with an editor your team can use and hand over with a short walkthrough. Plenty of clients prefer the opposite: a small monthly retainer where changes are our problem. Either way you own the site, the domain, and the content.Do you do more than websites?
Yes. Websites are where most local clients start. The bike shop rebuild began as a website problem and became a stock system; that was a larger ecommerce build, shown for what a project can grow into rather than as a promise. When a site project surfaces a deeper workflow problem, we name it and you decide.
Let's talk.
Tell us what you're trying to do. We'll reply within one working day.