Questions, answered
before you ask.

My packages start at £259 and run to £1,499, depending on how many pages you need and how much custom functionality sits behind them. For context, freelance rates commonly land around £1,200 to £3,000, and agencies typically start higher again. Every quote is fixed before work begins, so the number in the proposal is the number you pay.

It genuinely depends on scope. A small site is usually two to three weeks; a larger one with custom functionality runs to three to six. You get a fixed date in the proposal before any work starts, and regular updates if anything about it changes.

Once I'm done, you own everything: the code, the repository, the lot. I keep a copy of the repository for my own reference, but nothing is licensed back to me and nothing needs my permission.

Yes. Every site I build is documented and handed over with a walkthrough, so you can change copy and content yourself. If you would rather not, just ask me.

Every site I build ships with technical SEO done properly: clean markup, fast load times, correct titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and no crawl errors. That gives search engines everything they need to index and understand your website. What nobody can honestly promise is a position, so I can't guarantee your website will be at the top of the search results. No one can. Rankings depend on your competition, your content and how established your domain is, none of which are mine to guarantee. What I can promise is that the technical side will not be the thing holding you back.

30 days of free fixes on every project. Anything broken or misunderstood gets sorted at no cost. After that a care plan is optional, though it is the sensible choice if you would rather not think about updates and backups yourself.

No. I work independently, as a sole trader in the United Kingdom.

Manchester, in the UK. I work with clients anywhere, and every project runs remotely, so where you are makes no difference to how it goes.

No. Hosting is arranged as part of the build, and exactly how it is billed going forward is agreed with you before launch.

If you already own one, I use it. If not, buying one is a small extra step I can walk you through, and it is registered in your name, not mine.

Yes. A redesign follows the same fixed-scope, fixed-price process as a new build.

Yes, as part of the Business and Business Advanced packages. Scope and payment provider are agreed before work starts.

Yes. Booking systems, customer portals and database-driven features are covered by the Business Advanced and Business Ultra packages.

A short call to talk through what you need, then a one-page proposal with a fixed scope, price and date.

Payment is split into two parts across the project rather than paid in full up front. The exact terms are set out on the terms and conditions page.

Get in touch as early as you can. What that means for cost and timeline depends on how far into the project we are, and is covered on the terms and conditions page.

Yes. Every project runs remotely, so where you are based makes no difference to how it goes.

Yes. Pointing an existing domain at a new site is a normal part of launch.

Yes, where the package covers custom functionality. Say what you need in the enquiry and I will confirm it is in scope.