The cart was left full
Somebody got as far as paying, hit a form that asked too much, and closed the tab.
Web development
Your website should do the work, not sit there.
Online stores, booking systems and the feature you were told was impossible — built fast, kept safe, yours to edit.
One fixed price, agreed before anything is built.
One fixed price, agreed up frontBuilt to open on a phonePrices and hours yours to changeYour code, your hosting, your accounts
Four reasons a build stops earning
None of them are about how it looks. Each one costs orders you never hear about.
The platform says noEvery feature you actually need turns into a fight with your tools.
People give up at checkoutA slow, fiddly buying flow loses sales you already paid to get.
Five tools, none connectedOrders here, bookings there, emails somewhere else, and you are the glue.
You are scared to touch itOne update and the whole site wobbles, so nobody updates anything.
An abandoned cart makes no soundNobody emails to say the checkout beat them. They close the tab and buy it somewhere easier.
What carries on happening while you decide
No figures, because we do not know yours. You will recognize all three anyway.
You were the integration
The order went in one system and got retyped into another, in your evening, by you.
The change never got made
Nobody wants to touch a site that wobbles, so the wrong price is still on it.
Four things a build has to survive
Each one is decided on paper before any code is written, and you see the decision.
Email addressCard detailsWhere it goesCreate an account firstHow did you hear about usPay
Anything the order does not need comes out, so what is left can be finished one-handed.
Orderspaid and packedStockcounted down as it sellsBookingson the same calendarEmailthe receipt and the follow-up
One siteeverything reports back to the same place
Connected once, so nobody is retyping an order into a second system.
A copy of the siteevery change gets tried here first
Your yesThe live sitenothing lands here without it
Backups running underneath both, so a bad afternoon is undoable.
Old address, new page
/shop/item.php?id=142/vases/ridged-stoneware/booking-form.html/book/about-us/contact-us.html/contactEvery address the old platform published keeps working, so the pages people already found do not become an error the week you launch.
The shortest route to paid.
Every field the order does not need comes out. What is left is short enough to finish with a thumb.
What you get
One build, one price, and a monthly plan only if you want it looked after.
One number, agreed before we startFixed for the build, never hourlyCode, hosting and accounts in your name
Online storesWhere most start
Quick to browse, easy to buy from, especially on a phone.
Booking and customer logins
Bookings, accounts and dashboards — the tools your day runs on.
The feature you were told was impossible
Tell us what your setup cannot do. We price it, then build it.
Speed work
Pages that open before people give up, tested on real phones.
The systems it has to talk to
Orders, stock, calendar and email, connected once and properly.
Moving your site
From WordPress, Shopify or anywhere else, without going offline.
Looking after it
Updates, backups and someone watching it. Flat monthly, no drama.
Handover with notes
Your code, your hosting, your accounts, and how it all works written down.
Five weeks, and one of them is yours
You are not asked to trust a process. You approve the plan before any code exists.
01Week one
Work out what it needs to do
We list every job the site has to handle, then give you one fixed price for the lot.
02Week two
Plan it on paper
How it works and what connects to what. You approve the plan before we write any code.
Your approval03Weeks three to five
Build it in the open
You get something to click on every week, rather than one reveal at the end of it.
04Ongoing
Keep it healthy
Updates, backups and improvements on an optional monthly care plan. Nothing changes without your yes.
What actually gets made
Not a stack of technology. Four things that exist at the end, and stay yours.
Built to be bought from
The store
Every product, priced and photographed, in a shop that is quick to buy from on a phone.
On your own site
The booking
Bookings and customer accounts on your own site, instead of a pad by the phone.
Quoted before it is built
The feature
The one job your current setup cannot do, priced first and then built.
Nothing left behind
The move
Everything carried off the old platform, addresses included, without going offline.
The half nobody puts on a website
Most of the work, none of the pictures, and where a launch usually goes wrong.
Addresses and search
Old links, product addresses and the sitemap carried across, so your place in search survives the move.
Payments, tax and delivery
Set up and tested with a real card before anybody else buys, so the first order is not the test.
Backups, updates and a copy to try things on
Software kept current, backups running, and a copy of the site where changes get tried before they go live.
Three things we will not do
All three are normal in this trade. We will not do them, in writing.
Code, hosting and accounts go in your name on day one, with notes on how it works. Leaving takes an email.
One fixed price for the build, flat monthly for looking after it. The number you approve is the number you pay.
If the fix is smaller than the thing you asked for, we say so, even when the smaller job is worth less to us.
What usually comes next
A build is the machine. These three are what keep people arriving at it.
Website Design
Design and build in one pair of hands, so nobody is handing a file over and hoping.
Read the pageLead Generation
Wire the finished build straight into inquiries, and answer them in one place.
Read the pageAnalytics & Reporting
See how the new build actually performs, in a written update rather than a dashboard.
Read the pageBy trade: healthcare, restaurants, retail, real estate and beauty and wellness. Or see the work first.
Questions people actually ask
Next.js, React, WordPress, Shopify and custom connections — picked for your case rather than for our comfort.
One fixed price, agreed before we start, so there are no surprise invoices. Tell us what it has to do and you get the number after one conversation about scope.
Yes. We check it first and tell you honestly what state it is in, then make it stable before adding anything new.
You do. Your code, your hosting, your accounts — handed over with notes on how it all works.
Yes. Prices, opening hours, photographs and pages are yours to edit, and the handover notes cover the parts you are most likely to touch.
Updates, backups and improvements run on an optional monthly care plan, priced before launch, and nothing changes on the live site without your yes.
