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The best first step is a conversation. Tell us roughly what you're trying to do and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit. There's no sales pitch, and we won't send a proposal until we've talked it through.

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Quick answers

Most website projects take 8 to 12 weeks from the start of the project. We work on a small number of projects at a time, so the start date depends on the next available slot, and we confirm that before anything is committed. Online shops and custom systems are scoped individually. The thing that most often moves a finish date is content - copy, photography, product information - so where any of that needs writing or sourcing, we build it into the schedule rather than wait on it.

Most website projects fall between £5,000 and £10,000, and we quote a fixed price once we’ve talked through what you need. Online shops and custom systems vary too much to give a range for, so those are scoped individually. Whatever the figure, it’s worked out from the hours the job needs rather than picked to look right, and it’s the figure you pay.

Yes, and we enjoy it. Some of our longest relationships started with a small first project. The work gets the same care regardless of the budget.

Yes. We’ve migrated sites from Joomla, WordPress, legacy CMS platforms, and even old ASP Classic systems. We handle the full transition - content, data, URL redirects, SEO preservation - so your team doesn’t have to manually rekey anything.

You get the same capabilities - custom development, API integration, managed hosting, encrypted systems - without the layers of account management, the inflated day rates, or the six-week wait for a simple change. You speak directly to the developer building your project.