Your situation

Web builds by situation

The right build depends on your situation. Here are some examples of what a build needs to do for charities, sole traders, marketplace sellers, plumbers, electricians, building companies and dog groomers, and how owning it outright, with free AI maintenance training, keeps it that way.

  • Charities

    Websites for charities with no monthly platform fee and free AI maintenance training, so a changing team of staff and volunteers can keep it running.

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  • Sole traders

    A website you own outright rather than rent. No monthly platform fee, no retainer, and free AI maintenance training so you can update it yourself.

    Read more about sole traders →
  • Marketplace sellers

    Selling on Amazon, eBay or TikTok Shop? Get a shop you own outright, so a rule change or an automated ban can't switch your business off overnight.

    Read more about marketplace sellers →
  • Plumbers

    Fast, mobile-first websites for plumbers, built to win the call when a customer needs someone right now. Owned outright, with no monthly fees.

    Read more about plumbers →
  • Electricians

    Websites for electricians that put your registrations, qualifications and insurance where customers see them. Owned outright, with no monthly fees.

    Read more about electricians →
  • Building companies

    Websites for building companies built around your finished work, so a customer researching an extension puts you on the shortlist before they call.

    Read more about building companies →
  • Dog groomers

    Websites for dog groomers with online booking and easy rebooking, so your diary fills itself. Owned outright, with no monthly platform fee.

    Read more about dog groomers →

Guides

Longer reads on a specific problem, useful whether or not you ever get in touch.

  • What Amazon FBA actually costs in the UK

    The full fee stack — referral, fulfilment, storage, advertising, returns and removals — with the figures Amazon publishes, dated.

    Read the guide →

Know what you need? Get a rough price, or start a project.