A website built around what your customer needs to do.

What I can build

A service website with clear pages, a shop with a sensible buying journey, or a web app with a calculator, booking flow or customer dashboard. The scope depends on the job. A five-page site does not need the same build as a stock system.

• Pages written and designed around your actual services and customers.
• Responsive layouts, readable content and forms that work on smaller screens.
• Search foundations: page titles, descriptions, internal links, sitemap and appropriate structured data.
• Enquiry or checkout connections agreed in the scope, with clear received, pending and failed states.
• Hosting, monitoring and ongoing support under the agreed monthly service.

Keep what already works

If your current website brings useful enquiries, I want to understand that before changing it. We review the pages, search traffic and customer journey, keep valuable URLs where practical and map redirects for anything that needs to move. A new design should not throw away working content.

If a straightforward hosted website builder meets your needs, that may be the better purchase. A bespoke build makes more sense when your process, integrations or customer journey need work that the standard setup cannot sensibly handle.

From the first call to launch

1. Explain the job. Show me what customers do now and where they get stuck.
2. Agree the scope. You get the pages, features, price, responsibilities and intended launch date in writing.
3. Review the build. You check the content and test the important journeys before publication.
4. Launch and support. We check the public site and monitor the agreed functions.

I need your service details, prices or quoting rules, branding, approved photos, existing website access and someone who can make content decisions. If you are selling online, we also need your delivery, returns and payment requirements.

Costs, timing and ownership

Website projects start with Launchpad at £1,500 to £2,500 setup, then £300 a month. Momentum is £3,000 to £5,000 plus £500 a month. Catalyst is £5,000 to £8,000+ plus £750+ a month. These are guide ranges. Your written scope confirms what is included, supplier charges and the full cost before you commit.

The published guide is 14 to 21 days for Launchpad, 21 to 30 days for Momentum and 30 to 45 days for Catalyst, sometimes phased. Content, access and integration requirements affect the agreed date.

Project payments are 50% up front and 50% on completion. The monthly service has a six-month minimum, then rolls with 30 days' notice. There is a 30-day warranty from go-live. Once paid for, the agreed build is supplied under a perpetual licence; your own materials remain yours. Hosting, support, supplier subscriptions and reusable underlying tools have separate terms.

Compare packages and commitments.

See the work

View EkoBuild and Professor Bulk TCG for named client work. The sample businesses linked from the homepage are labelled demonstrations. They show possible features, not client results.

If the website is only one part of the problem, look at business automation and bespoke AI systems.

Questions worth asking