Know the price before I start
Nine ways to work with me, each at a fixed price, agreed in writing before I start. The fixed price covers everything in the quote. Only changes you ask for afterwards are priced by the hour, and you agree each one in writing before I do it.
Fix-it day
- One day, £500, paid when you book
- A full day on whatever you're stuck on: Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, WordPress and more
- Send your list first and I confirm what fits in the day
- What doesn't fit goes on a written list for a second day, or is left out. Nothing is dropped quietly
- A plain-English note of what I did
Website move
- Usually 2 to 4 days (£1,000 to £2,000)*
- Up to 10 pages and 20 blog posts rebuilt to match on the new platform: Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or Statamic
- Every old address redirected, page titles and descriptions kept, and Google told about the move
- Domain pointed at the new site, email checked before and after, and the old site left live until you sign off
- Moving a shop is the shop website price. Moving a WordPress site to new hosting without changing it is a fix-it day
One-page website
- Usually 1 to 2 days (£500 to £1,000)*
- One hand-coded page with scroll links, up to 6 sections and a contact form
- Your words and photos, designed around your business
- Hosted for free, or wherever you already pay, with the domain in your name
- Extra pages, a blog or a shop are a different package. Later changes are a fix-it day or a retainer
Business website
- Usually 3 to 5 days (£1,500 to £2,500)*
- Up to 6 pages and a contact form, designed around your business
- Built for phones first and set up to be found on Google
- Easy for you to update, with training
- Logins, payments, bookings, directories and integrations are quoted as projects, not squeezed into the days
Shop website
- Usually 5 to 8 days (£2,500 to £4,000)*
- Shopify set up and styled to your brand
- Up to 50 products from your spreadsheet (variants count as one product)
- Payments, delivery, VAT and the emails your customers get, all working
- Training so you can run it yourself. More products, paid apps and custom features are quoted on top
Bookings website
- Usually 5 to 8 days (£2,500 to £4,000)*
- Up to 6 pages plus online booking and payment
- Up to 10 services or staff, with your calendar kept in step
- Built on the platform that fits your business, named in your quote
- Custom booking rules are quoted on top
Advanced website
- From 10 days, always with a written proposal
- Logins, members, directories, stock feeds and integrations
- Built in Laravel, Statamic or whatever fits, and handed over properly
- Paid in stages set out in the proposal
- The same fixed price and change-request rule as everything else
SEO and AI search
- Usually 2 to 3 days (£1,000 to £1,500)*, then from £250 a month if you want it kept moving
- How you show up on Google, Google Maps and in AI answers, checked against three local competitors
- Fixes done, not just listed: page titles and descriptions, speed, structured data, sitemap and your Google Business Profile
- Pages written so AI assistants can quote them: plain answers to the questions your customers ask
- A written plan of what to do next. No ranking promises; you see the numbers each month
Custom app
- Shopify apps usually 5 to 8 days (£2,500 to £4,000)*. Phone apps from 10 days, always with a written proposal
- A Shopify app that does the one thing your shop needs: stock, discounts, delivery rules or a link to the software you already use
- Phone apps built once for iPhone and Android, then listed in the App Store and Google Play
- Sign-ins, payments and notifications are scoped in the proposal, not squeezed into the days
- Built in Laravel, React or whatever fits, and handed over with the code and accounts in your name
* These prices are a rough guide to what each package usually costs. Every business is different, so I'll quote a fixed price for yours based on what you need, and that quote is the price you pay.
How a fixed price works
- You tell me what you need, by email, phone or a free chat.
- I come back with a written quote: what's included, what isn't, what I need from you, how many days it takes and the price.
- Nothing is booked until you've agreed the quote in writing (email is fine) and paid the deposit. That holds your start date.
- The price I quote is the price you pay for the work in the quote. If it takes me longer, that's my problem, not yours.
- If you ask for something that isn't in the quote, I write it up as a change request: what it is, how many hours, what it costs and what it does to the dates. You can say yes, later, or no. Nothing extra is built until you've agreed it in writing.
A day is a day of my work, not a calendar day. When your site goes live depends on when I get your content and answers, and the quote gives both dates. Deposits, change requests and how we agree the work is finished are all explained in the FAQs.
Bigger or ongoing jobs
Anything larger gets a written proposal: the scope, what's excluded, what I need from you, a payment schedule in stages, and the same change-request rule. For ongoing help, a retainer gives you a set amount of my time each month for a fixed monthly price. Unused time doesn't carry over, but I'll tell you before the month ends if there's some left. Anything bigger than the month's allowance is quoted separately, so the retainer never quietly grows. Agencies can book the same day rate for overflow work; see working with agencies.
Not included
The things you pay other companies for directly: your domain name, your platform subscription (Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and so on), your Apple and Google developer accounts if you have an app, and any paid themes or apps. I'll tell you up front what those will cost, so there's nothing hidden. Also your words, your photos and your product details, unless the quote says I'm doing them.
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