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How we put a number on it

We quote against a written scope, and you get that quote within 48 hours of a scoping call. Here is how engagements are shaped, and what moves the figure.

What moves the figure.

Templates, not pages
Forty blog posts are one design. Four distinct page types are four designs. Page count is the least useful way to size a website.
Integrations
Booking systems, EPOS, CRM, payment gateways, stock feeds. Each is a dependency on someone else’s API, and they are where estimates slip.
Content and photography
Who writes the copy and sources the images. The most common reason a project runs late is that the content never arrives.
Migration
If you have an existing site with traffic, mapping old URLs to new ones is not optional. Skipping it is how businesses lose rankings overnight.

How we charge.

  • You own what you pay for

    Code, domains, analytics and advertising accounts are yours. They transfer at launch and stay yours if we stop working together. Worth asking every agency you speak to, because the answer is not always this one.

  • Ad spend is separate

    Media spend goes directly to Meta or Google from your own account. Our fee covers management and is invoiced separately, so you can always see what bought what.

  • We will say if the numbers do not work

    If your margin cannot support paid acquisition at realistic market rates, we will tell you at the scoping call rather than take a budget and find out together.

  • No lock-in

    Retainers are rolling and reviewed monthly. If it stops being worth it you stop, and you keep every account and asset.

Want market context before you speak to anyone? We wrote upwhat a website actually costs in the UK, including the costs most quotes leave out.

Want a number for your project.

Thirty minutes, no deck, no pressure. You will leave knowing roughly what it costs and how long it takes — even if you build it elsewhere.