Websites that make it easy to choose your business.

Yes, entirely. On final payment you own the design, the code, the content and the domain. The hosting account and the code repository are set up in your name with you as the owner, and we work inside them.

That means if you ever want to move to another supplier, you revoke our access and everything stays exactly where it is. Nothing has to be exported, rebuilt or bought back. You also receive written handover documentation covering how the site is deployed, where the environment variables live and how the content model works.

We would much rather you stayed because the service is good than because leaving would be painful.

For most of the businesses we work with, a professionally designed and built website falls between £2,500 and £7,500. A focused five to eight page site for a local business or trade usually sits at the lower end; a larger site for a professional practice with detailed service pages, an article library and integrations sits higher.

We quote a single fixed price once the scope is agreed in writing, so the figure you see is the figure you pay. If the brief changes during the project we discuss it and re-quote before doing the work — you will never receive an invoice you were not expecting.

If your budget is below that range, say so. Sometimes the right answer is a smaller site now and a second phase later, and we would rather build something good within your means than stretch you into something you cannot afford.

A managed website is one where we take responsibility for keeping it working, for a fixed monthly fee. That covers hosting, domains, certificates, backups, software updates, security patching, uptime monitoring and an allowance of content and design changes each month.

The point is accountability. Most websites deteriorate because nobody in particular is responsible for them: certificates expire, software falls behind, forms quietly stop delivering enquiries, and content drifts out of date. On a managed plan those are our problem rather than yours, and you have a named person to ring.

There is no minimum term. Plans run month to month with a month's notice on either side.

No. We are based near Farnham and a good proportion of our clients are within an hour's drive — Farnham, Alton, Guildford, Godalming, Basingstoke, Aldershot, Farnborough, Petersfield and the surrounding towns — but we work with businesses across the UK.

Being nearby is genuinely useful at the start of a project, because it is much quicker to understand a business over a cup of tea than over email, and we will happily come to you. After that, most of the work happens remotely regardless of where you are.

If you are further afield and would rather meet, a video call at the outset achieves most of the same thing.

A focused business website is typically designed, built and launched in three to four weeks from the point the scope is agreed. Larger sites with many service pages, location pages or integrations take six to ten weeks.

The single biggest variable is content. Projects that run late almost always do so because the words and photographs were not ready, not because of the build. We plan for that: we help shape the copy while the build progresses, and we tell you early exactly what we need from you and when.

If you have a hard deadline — a trade show, a rebrand, a lease ending — tell us at the outset. We will either commit to it or tell you honestly that it is not realistic.