Low cost, not low effort
A one-page website for £100. A five-page website for £300. Not an introductory rate, not a monthly subscription, and not a template with your logo dropped on it.
Straight talk
Cheap website design has a bad reputation, and mostly it has earned it. Here is the difference between a low price and a bad deal.
Our prices are low for one honest reason: AI has removed most of the production time from building a small website. Laying out a page, writing responsive breakpoints, wiring a contact form — work that used to take a freelancer two days now takes an hour. We pass that saving on instead of charging agency rates for work that no longer takes agency effort.
Prices
Both are one-off prices. Nothing renews, nothing auto-charges, and nothing is held hostage if you decide to leave.
Most popular
1 page
£100fixed
one-page website · 3–5 working days
A single, sharp page that tells people what you do, proves you are real, and makes it easy to get in touch.
5 pages
£300fixed
up to 5 pages · 7–10 working days
The one most small businesses actually need. Separate pages for each service so you can rank for each one.
up to 10 pages
£600fixed
full site + AI + backend · 2–3 weeks
Everything, including the parts that need a server: AI features, a real backend, a database, and a CMS you control.
Care plan — Optional. Hosting on Cloudflare, domain renewals handled, content edits, uptime checks and a monthly backup.£25/month
Running costs
The most common way a cheap website stops being cheap is the ongoing cost. This is what our sites actually cost to run.
£0
Static sites on Cloudflare’s free tier. No server to rent, no bandwidth bill that grows with your traffic.
£0
Included free with Cloudflare. Some hosts still charge £50–£100 a year for this.
~£12/yr
A .co.uk domain, registered in your name. The only unavoidable cost.
Common questions
It will if the person building it uses a template and changes the logo. Ours do not, because the design work is not where the cost sits any more — it is the production time, and that is what AI has cut. A £100 page from us is a properly designed page, just a single one. The limit is how much you can fit on one page, not the quality of what is on it.
There are three real ones, and you should check for all of them with any cheap quote. First, the cheap price is often an introductory price that jumps on renewal. Second, you may not own your domain — leaving means starting again. Third, ongoing costs are hidden in hosting and plugin fees. None of those apply here: our price is one-off, your domain is registered in your name, and Cloudflare hosting is free at this scale.
One responsive page designed around your business, a contact form that emails you directly, your phone number, email, opening hours and a Google Map, core SEO and hosting on Cloudflare. It is a complete website for a business whose customers need to find it and get in touch — a plumber, a hairdresser, a personal trainer, a consultant.
When you sell more than one distinct thing. If a customer might search for "emergency callout" and "boiler installation" separately, you want a page for each, because one page cannot rank for everything. That is what the £300 five-page package is for. Beyond that you are buying either a shop or a custom application, and we will tell you honestly if that is what you need.
If a quote is under about £80 for a custom website, something is being cut — usually your ownership of the domain, or the design is a stock template you could have bought yourself for £40. There is also a growing market in AI-generated sites sold as custom work with no editing, no accessibility checks and no SEO. Cheap is fine. Cheap and unusable is not.
We take 50% to start and 50% on launch, which splits a £300 project into two payments of £150. For larger projects we can split further — ask when you get in touch.
If you need more than one page, the £300 package covers five. Tell us what your business does and we will tell you which one you actually need — including when the answer is the cheaper one.