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A design that fits your trade
A dental practice and a burger bar should not look alike. We talk about your sector and your customers first, then choose the colours, layout and tone to match.
Business Website Design: a site that answers before they call
Most customers check you out on their phone first: your services, your opening hours, where you are, how to get in touch. We build that first impression as a clear, fast business website on WordPress, and run the whole project over WhatsApp and phone, so you never need to visit an office.
PackagesStarter £310 · Business £700 · incl. VAT, first-year domain and hosting included
- Prices in pounds, incl. VAT
- Delivery in 3–7 working days
- Contact via WhatsApp and phone
- Domain + hosting included in year one
- Small changes free of charge
What's included
What goes
into the site.
The number of pages depends on the package: up to 5 pages in Starter, up to 12 pages in Business. We decide which sections you need by looking at how your business actually wins customers.
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A page for each service
Cuts and colour, boiler repairs, bookkeeping: when every service has its own page, visitors find what they came for quickly and Google understands what each page is about.
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Consistent with Google Maps
Your business name, address, phone number and hours are written the same way on the site and on your Google Business Profile, which helps you show up with the right details in local searches.
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Easy ways to get in touch
A WhatsApp button, one-tap calling and an enquiry form on every page. If you take bookings, we add date and time fields to the form.
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Optional second language
If part of your clientele prefers another language, a second version can sit alongside the English one, each on its own web address.
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Privacy and cookie notice
A privacy page, unticked consent boxes and a cookie banner that loads no analytics until the visitor agrees.
Sample work
What we have designed
in this area.
A selection of our concept designs by sector. Tap an image to open the full page.
Who it's for
Who it
works for.
Restaurants, cafés and bakeries
Places that want their menu, opening hours and location always up to date, and table requests coming in through the site.
Appointment-based businesses
Barbers, hair and beauty salons, clinics and therapists who want a clear price list and bookings sent straight to WhatsApp or a form.
Firms that work from quotes
Builders, removal companies, cleaners, accountants and insurance brokers whose customers ask for a quote before anything else.
New businesses
Anyone who has just opened and wants to start with a few pages, then add sections as the business grows.
How we work
Step by
step.
- 01
First conversation
A call or a WhatsApp chat at a time that suits you; a video call if you prefer. We agree on your goals, your customers and the pages you need.
- 02
Page plan and materials
We list the pages and what each one should say. You send notes, photos and your logo over WhatsApp.
- 03
Design and build
The site is built on WordPress, with forms, map and WhatsApp connected. We share a preview link and go through it with you.
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Launch
After your changes, the site goes live on your own domain. We hand over a simplified admin panel, or keep making updates for you if you prefer.
Good to know
Before you build: what a small business site needs
Your Instagram account and your Google listing already introduce you, but both live on someone else's platform. A business website is the one address you control: your name, services, prices and contact details, laid out the way you choose. Thinking through the points below before our first call makes the project noticeably faster.
Who are your customers, and what are they looking for?
A plumber's customers usually want three things: proof that you cover their area, a sense of what the job will cost, and a quick way to reach you. A restaurant's guests want the menu, the hours and a way to book. Start from the questions your customers ask most on the phone; each of those answers deserves a clear place on the site, ideally near the top of the page.
Being found in local search
Searches like “hairdresser Leeds” or “electrician Dublin 8” mostly happen on phones and in Google Maps. Your Google Business Profile does a lot of the work there, and your website carries the detail behind it. So we make sure that:
- your business name, address and phone number match exactly on the site and the profile,
- opening hours and holiday closures are current in both places,
- the website link on your profile goes straight to your site,
- each service page uses the words people actually type when they search for that service.
Page titles, meta descriptions and a sitemap are prepared before launch as part of the SEO setup in every package.
A typical page structure
Most small business sites start from the same skeleton: a home page, an about page, service pages, an optional blog and a contact page. Restaurants add a menu, clinics add the team and a booking page, and trades add a gallery of finished jobs. How many pages each package covers is shown on the website pricing page.
Why WordPress?
WordPress is open source and one of the most widely used website systems in the world. Your site isn't locked into one company's closed software, and if you ever want to work with someone else, it can move with you. When we hand over the admin panel, we hide the menus you won't need and leave only the parts for editing text, photos and opening hours.
Getting your materials ready
The timeline is usually set by the content. Real photos of your premises, your team and your work, short notes on each service, and your logo let the site take shape quickly. If you don't have a logo yet, or yours needs a refresh, we can run logo and brand identity work alongside the website.
Redesigning an existing site
If you already have a website that feels dated or is hard to use on a phone, a redesign can keep your domain and move everything to a cleaner structure. Where page addresses change, the old ones are redirected to the new ones, so links people saved still work. Planning an online shop instead? See e-commerce website. For notes on your market, see United Kingdom, Ireland or United States, or send us your questions via the contact page. For more background, see our guides to small business websites and website redesign.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Do I need to visit you? How does it work remotely?
No visit is needed. We meet and review the design by phone or WhatsApp, and you send photos and notes in the chat. We schedule calls around your hours. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
How much does a small business website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, languages and what the site needs to do. Starter is £310 for up to 5 pages; Business is £700 for up to 12 pages, with service pages, a blog, a booking or enquiry form and an admin panel. Logo and brand identity are free with both packages, and Business also includes the Google Ads setup free of charge. A second language is priced separately. See the website pricing page for the full comparison. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
How long does it take?
3 working days for Starter and 5 for Business, counted from the day your notes, photos and logo reach us. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
Can you connect the site to my Google Business Profile?
Yes. We write your name, address, phone and hours identically in both places and add your site address to the profile. The profile stays in your own account; we can make the changes with you. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
Do I have to use the admin panel?
No. You can have the simplified panel, or just send changes on WhatsApp and we will make them.
Can you redesign my current site and keep the domain?
Yes. Your domain stays the same and the new site opens at that address. If page addresses change, we redirect the old ones to the new pages. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
Let's start
Let's plan
your website.
Tell us in a few sentences what your business does and where; we'll work out the pages, the languages and the right package with you.