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Websites for small businesses that get found

It starts with a free audit of what you have now, then a site built around your business.

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What kind of website do you need?

05 kinds

Keep scrolling until one of these sounds like your business. The sites beside them are finished builds, there to be looked at.

  1. Restaurants and food

    Menu on its own page, where it can be found

    For kitchens, cafes and takeaways. The menu is the thing people search for, so it gets a page of its own.

    Homepage of a Vietnamese restaurant site, with a full bleed photograph of a bowl of pho and a red accent
  2. Trades and contractors

    The phone number, kept where the thumb is

    For roofers, electricians, plumbers and anyone quoted over the phone. Photographs of real work, and a number nobody has to hunt for.

    Homepage of a roofing contractor site, direction one, showing an aerial photograph of a shingle roof
  3. Media and entertainment

    Sold on mood, so the images run the page

    For labels, artists, venues, studios and promoters. Large images, short copy, pages built to be looked at rather than read.

    Homepage of a record label site, direction one, a dark page with golden hour photography
  4. Landing pages

    One page, one thing to do at the end of it

    For a single service, a campaign, or a business with one message. Everything a visitor needs on one scroll, with one clear action.

    Homepage of a roofing contractor site, direction one, showing an aerial photograph of a shingle roof
  5. Multi page sites

    A page for each thing worth searching for

    For a menu, a service list, a catalogue or several locations. Each one gets its own address, so each one can rank on its own.

    Homepage of a Vietnamese restaurant site, with a full bleed photograph of a bowl of pho and a red accent

What every site comes with

The same whichever kind you need.

Found on Google
Every page, fully readable
Your pages arrive complete, so search engines read everything on them. A lot of website builders send an empty page and fill it in afterwards, which search engines are much worse at.
Your details, everywhere
Hours, address, phone
Written once and read correctly by Google, so your opening hours on the site can never quietly disagree with the ones in search results.
Works on a phone
Built that way first
Most people will see your site on a phone, standing outside, deciding whether to come in.
You own the domain
In your name, on your card
If you ever want to take your site elsewhere, you change two settings and go. You do not need our permission or our help.
Nothing invented
No fake reviews, ever
No stock testimonials and no invented review counts. Nothing goes on your site that you could not back up at the counter.

How it works

It starts with a free audit

Nothing is built until you have seen the plan and the price. One round of changes is included and the site is yours.

  1. 01

    You ask for the audit

    The form at the bottom of this page. What the business does, where it is, and what you have online now.

  2. 02

    We audit what you have

    Free, and yours whether or not you go further. What is missing, what is costing you calls, and what it would take to fix.

  3. 03

    We agree the shape

    How many pages, what goes on them, and what it costs. You see the plan and the price before anything is built.

  4. 04

    We build it

    Your words, your photographs, your opening hours. Written to be read by search engines on the first request.

  5. 05

    It goes live and it is yours

    One round of changes is included. The domain is registered in your name.

Ask for your free audit

Tell us what the business does and what you have online now. We come back with what is missing and what it costs.

The audit is yours either way. Nothing is generated automatically, so take a minute over the last box.

Optional, but it is the easiest way to send you a price

So the site can be set up to be found locally

A few words is plenty, for example Vietnamese restaurant or roofing

Not sure is a fine answer. Working that out is part of the audit

Leave blank if there is not one yet

Photos you already have, a deadline, something you want it to do

Nothing is built automatically. We read this ourselves and come back to you.