Pricing
Clear pricing, explained before we start.
What a website costs depends on what it needs to do — the number of pages, whether it needs booking, how much content is involved. But you'll know your figure before any work begins, and it won't move afterwards.
Option 1 — Introductory
£119total
- £60 upfront to begin the project
- £59 once the website is finalised
The lower total, split into two straightforward payments.
Ask about this optionOption 2 — Nothing upfront
£189total
- No upfront payment
- Paid once everything is finalised
For clients who would rather see the finished website before paying anything at all.
Ask about this optionThese are my current introductory options and they may change over time. They cover standard small business websites — a larger or more complex project (extensive booking systems, many pages, a lot of custom functionality) is quoted individually so you're not paying for something you don't need, or getting less than the project requires.
Any third-party costs, such as your domain name, are paid by you directly to that provider — I never add a margin on top.
Payment methods: I accept PayPal and bank transfer. On the £119 option, half is paid upfront and the rest once the website is finalised; on the £189 option, nothing is due until the site is finished.
What you're not paying for
No agency overheads. No lock-in.
No compulsory monthly fees
You aren't tied to a subscription to keep your own website online. Updates are available when you actually want them.
No account management layer
You're not funding a team of people between you and the person designing the website. That's the same person.
No surprise invoices
The figure we agree is the figure. If a request genuinely falls outside the project, I'll tell you before doing it.
Get a straight answer on your project.
Tell me roughly what you need and I'll tell you which option fits, or quote it properly if it's bigger than that.