Six stages. One person.
Most website projects run long because nobody agreed who supplies what, by when. That gets settled at the start.
From first question to launch.
Fit check and Website Gap Review
Discovery and content requirements
Structure and copy
Design and build
Mobile-first build on a consistent set of page layouts. The fastest stage, because the thinking is already done.
Two rounds of feedback
Launch, measurement and handover
What you supply.
Content is the part of the project that sets the pace, so we agree the dates for it at kickoff.
Services, prices, coverage area, accreditations, and anything a customer asks before calling.
Real work, real products, real premises. Not in the £1,995 scope. I’ll tell you exactly what the site needs and what each image has to show.
Reviews, accreditations, project or product details — whatever evidence already exists.
A written list
You don’t have to work out what’s needed. After discovery you get the list, item by item, with the dates we agreed against it.
In practice, having a date in the diary is what gets the photographs taken.
When I hand it over.
The same terms apply whether or not you take Website Care. Care changes when the handover happens, not what you end up owning.
You own it
You own the domain, the approved copy, the images you supplied and the finished website. The domain stays in your own registrar account throughout, so I never hold it.
The transfer
Once the final invoice is paid I transfer the Framer project to your own account, within ten working days. If you take Website Care I administer it in my workspace while Care is active, then transfer it on the same terms when Care ends.
What it costs to run
While Website Care is active the project sits in my workspace and the Framer plan is covered by the £99. Once it transfers to your own account the plan is paid to Framer directly rather than to me, and I do not add a margin to it. The current rate is confirmed in your proposal rather than published here, because Framer changes it.
Help setting it up
Your 30 days’ support and the 90-day review apply whether or not you take Care. I will help you set the plan up inside that window — the transfer cannot complete until your account has one.
What owners usually ask.
Is this suitable for a new business?
Yes. What matters is what you want the website to do, not how long you have been trading.
What do I need to supply?
Accurate facts about your services, prices and coverage, photographs of your work, products or premises, and your proof: reviews, accreditations, project or product details. I write the copy; you verify every fact and claim. You get a written list of exactly what’s needed, and we agree the dates for it at kickoff.
Can I update content myself?
Yes. One controlled CMS collection (projects, case studies or a similar list you keep updated) with up to four launch entries. You can add or update entries without changing the layout. One editor seat is included while Website Care is active.
Can you connect my existing booking system?
Where agreed and technically practical, yes — as a link to your existing booking route, not an embedded widget. An embed loads the booking provider and sets its cookies the moment your page opens, before a visitor has answered your cookie banner; a link does not. Choosing, setting up or migrating a booking system, and rate or channel management, are separate pieces of work.
Do you guarantee Google rankings, enquiries or bookings?
No, and you should be cautious of anyone who does. The site is built on sound local-search foundations with clear pages and measurable enquiry and booking actions. Results still depend on demand, reputation, competition and how enquiries are followed up.
Who owns the website and domain?
You do. You own the domain, the approved copy, your supplied images and the finished website, and the domain always sits in your own registrar account. If you are not taking Website Care, the Framer project transfers to your own account within ten working days of the final invoice being paid. If you are, I administer it in my workspace while Care is active and transfer it on the same terms when Care ends.
Why is Website Care charged separately?
The build is a fixed-scope project; Website Care pays for visible ongoing work: hosting, monthly checks, minor changes, an enquiry snapshot and a quarterly review. Three-month minimum, then rolling with 30 days’ notice and no standard exit fee.
How long does the build take?
Around four to six weeks once your content is with me, across six stages. We agree the key dates at kickoff. The pace is set by your facts, images and content arriving — that’s the one part I can’t do for you.
What is not included?
Booking-engine procurement, setup or migration; ecommerce, which is a separate Shopify build; branding; photography; bulk content entry; custom software; additional CMS collections; and ongoing SEO. Anything outside the fixed scope is quoted separately, in writing, before work starts.
Start at stage one.
The Website Gap Review is the fit check. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Free · No obligation