One price, everything in it
No setup fee, no separate domain bill, no surprise renewals. This is the whole cost of getting online for the first time.
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What it costs
Instant website
£5/monthA complete small-business website, built automatically and live the same day. No meetings, no scoping session, no waiting. Your domain, hosting, updates and security are all included in the monthly price, with nothing separate to buy or renew. The site is yours: download the files whenever you want and move it anywhere.
What the £5/month covers
- Your domain, registered in your name, with nothing separate to buy or renew. Got one already that isn't in use? Bring it, same price.
- Hosting, with SSL and backups.
- Keeping it maintained: patches, updates, and making sure it stays up.
Already got a website?
Then there's a one-off £99 to move you across, and the £5/month is the same after that. The fee covers the part I do by hand: repointing your domain without knocking out your email, and making sure the addresses people already have for you still work.
Because that pays for the setup directly, the cancellation fee below doesn't apply to you. Leave whenever you like.
The one condition, if you're starting from scratch
With no website to move there's nothing to pay up front, so the build is carried by the monthly price instead. If you cancel within the first 6 months there's a £50 cancellation fee to cover it, along with the first year of your domain. After 6 months, cancel any time and there's nothing to pay.
Either way you keep the website. Download the files whenever you like and move them anywhere, and the domain is registered in your name, so it goes with you.
What it doesn't include
This is an automatic service, so it doesn't include me sitting down with you to plan the thing, writing your copy, or building anything bespoke. If your website is part of how you actually win work, that's a redesign from £499, and it's worth the difference.
Not sure which one you need?
The two options side by side, with an honest steer on which suits you.