Services
Four things, done properly.
Mostly websites and custom web apps. The rest is taking admin off your plate and giving you a straight answer about AI. Not sure which you need? Just ask.
Prices below are starting points, not a menu. You get a fixed quote before any work starts, so the number you agree is the number you pay. No hourly creep, no surprise invoice at the end.
01Websites
A site that earns its keep.See what's included and pricesHide the detail
Plenty of businesses are paying for a website that does nothing but exist. A site should look the part, load quickly, and actually bring work in. That can mean a new one built from scratch, or taking what you already have and putting it right.
What gets built
- A new site built from scratch, or a rebuild of the one you have
- A design drawn around your business, not a stock theme
- Built to load fast and stay fast, which is one of the things Google ranks on
- No plugins, logins or database sitting there waiting to be hacked
- Set up so Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude can find you
- Usable by everyone, including customers who cannot use a mouse or need the page read aloud
What you end up with
- A contact form that is tested and proven to reach you, not one that quietly swallows enquiries
- Everything owned by you: the code, the content and the domain
- Hosting for a few pounds a month, not a platform subscription
- Me on the other end of the phone, not an account manager
- A finished site, on the date I said
Rough cost
- One-page sitefrom £300
A single, well-built page. Ideal if you mainly need to exist online and be contactable.
- Full websitefrom £1,200
Several pages, a design of your own, working forms, and set up to be found.
- Website with an online shopfrom £2,000
Products, payments, postage and tax, all working properly.
02Custom web apps
When the right tool does not exist yet.See what's included and pricesHide the detail
Most businesses end up bending how they work to suit their software, or running on spreadsheets nobody trusts. It does not have to be a whole platform either. Sometimes the right build is a small one that takes away a single job you hate.
What gets built
- Built for how you work, not a generic template
- Your data structured around what you actually track
- Connected to the email, calendar and accounting tools you already use
- Works just as well on a phone as a laptop
What you end up with
- All code, data and documentation, yours to keep
- Plain-English docs so anyone can pick it up
- Room to add features as you grow
- Hosting, backups and security handled
Rough cost
- A tool that does one jobfrom £750
A screen or two that takes one annoying task off your hands.
- A full platformfrom £2,000
Depends on how many parts it needs and what it has to connect to.
03AI consultancy
Straight answers about AI, without the hype.See what's included and pricesHide the detail
There is a lot of noise about AI, and most of it is aimed at selling you something. I will look at how your business runs and tell you where it helps, where it does not, and what it would cost.
What gets built
- An honest look at where AI would actually save you time
- Assistants trained on your business, answering customer questions
- Getting found by AI assistants, not just Google
- Someone to ask when you cannot tell real from hype
What you end up with
- Clear recommendations, no jargon
- A straight answer, including when it is no
- Tools that fit the business, not the other way round
Rough cost
- Consultancy£125 per hour
An hour at a time, no retainer and no minimum block to buy.
04Automation
Automate the admin that steals your evenings.See what's included and pricesHide the detail
Your day is not lost to one big problem. It goes on dozens of small ones: the same email typed again, the spreadsheet updated by hand, the invoice nobody chased. Those jobs can run themselves.
Say someone fills in your contact form at 9pm
- They get an instant reply, so they know it arrived and are not ringing a competitor
- The enquiry lands in your spreadsheet or customer list, already filled in
- A job appears on tomorrow’s list with their details attached
- If nobody has replied in two days, you get a nudge
You did none of that, and the lead did not go cold overnight.
What gets built
- Connectors between the tools you already use
- Triggers for a form submitted, an invoice overdue, a booking made
- Templated replies, so the same message is never typed twice
- A weekly digest of what got handled and what still needs you
What you end up with
- Less chasing, more predictable evenings
- Reminders that fire on time, every time
- Nothing slipping through when you get busy
Quoted per project, once I know what the jobs actually are.
Not sure which of these you need? That is a normal place to start. Tell me what is annoying you and I will tell you honestly what would fix it.
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