Two things, one team.
We write software and we design websites. Same people, same rules, same week you asked. Most of the repetitive work is done by AI at machine speed, which is why a job that is normally quoted in months and tens of thousands is quoted here in days and hundreds.
Custom software
One price agreed in writing before we start
If you can describe it, we can build it. Usually it is the thing that replaces a stack of spreadsheets only one or two people fully understand — jobs, quotes, stock, invoices, bookings — built around the way the work already moves rather than a template with your logo on it.
- Live in as little as three working days
- One fixed price and a completion date, in writing
- The code and the data are yours at the end, in full
- Thirty days of free bug fixes after handover
Websites
One price for the build, then a small yearly fee
A real website rather than a template everybody else is also using: hand-built pages with no database and no plugins, hosted by us, live within three working days of the wording being settled. Everything most sites bolt on afterwards is already in the price.
- Hosting, contact form, blog and newsletter included
- Live chat, free for the life of the site
- Two small changes a month, done by us
- No cookies, no consent banner, nothing sold on
Both prices are on the pricing page, in your own currency.
Built to be found by people and by machines
Fewer people type a question into a search box and read through ten links. More of them ask an assistant and act on the one answer it gives. A site has to survive both, and most do not.
Still where most of it comes from
Clean markup, real headings, fast pages and a sitemap that matches what is actually there. Search engines still send the largest share of visitors, and nothing here is fixed up after the design is finished.
Answer engine optimisation
Assistants answer a question by naming a business. To be the one named, the facts about you — what you do, where, what it costs, when you are open — have to be written where a machine can read them plainly, not baked into a picture.
Generative engine optimisation
The same work, aimed at the assistants that write a paragraph rather than list links. Structured data, unambiguous wording and a page that still makes sense when it is quoted out of context.
Check your current site free
Vitals is one of our own tools and it is free with no signup. It reads any website the way an assistant would and tells you what is missing. Run yours →
What comes with every website
Not a tier list. Every site gets all of it, at the same price, because the parts we would have to charge separately for cost us almost nothing to include.
While people are on it
- Live chat, included for life. No cookies, no accounts, and the common questions answered automatically so somebody gets a reply at eleven at night.
- A contact form that works, with spam protection. Enquiries are emailed to you and you can export the lot whenever you like.
- Blog and newsletter in one. A post can be just a post, or go out to your subscribers as a newsletter as well. The list is yours to take away.
While you are not looking
- Visitor numbers without tracking anyone. No cookies, no consent banner, no personal data. Bots are filtered out, so the count means what it says.
- A weekly email in plain English. How many people came and roughly where from. One short message, not a dashboard you have to learn.
- Two small changes a month. New opening hours, a swapped photograph, a price that moved. Send a message; we do it.
Why there is no database and no plugins
Tell us the problem. The conversation is free.
In your own words — no specification, no discovery fee, no call booked three weeks out. If we are the wrong people for it, we will say so.