4–8 pages, live in 7 working days
A website, at one of three fixed prices, live on a day we name. Six tools that measure what your digital presence is doing, starting with a free score. And four consulting services that answer where you stand, who to approach, what is being tendered, and who is worth a conversation.
Sub-service one
Three fixed prices, not three estimates. The delivery date goes in the engagement letter, and if we miss it on the first tier the website is free. Thirty days money back on all three. At the end, the website, the domain and the images are yours — there is no platform holding you.
4–8 pages, live in 7 working days
6–12 pages, booking flow, photography
from 12 pages, several languages, CMS
Fixed prices. Excluding 8.1% VAT and hosting.
Sub-service two
Six tools, one purpose: to tell you what your digital presence is doing today, in numbers you can act on. Start with SiteScore — two minutes, no account, no card — and add the others only if the score says they are worth it. Everything here is monthly and cancellable monthly.
Sub-service three
Each one stands alone and none requires the next. Every one carries a delivery date, and every one names in writing what it does not include — which is usually the more useful half.
Where your business stands, in writing, in seven working days.
The next forty firms that fit you, by name, each with a dated reason to call.
The tender you would otherwise have seen on Friday, after the deadline.
One to three conversations a month with people who are allowed to decide.
A two-minute score of your website. Ten sample records from a target list. Two weeks of the tender radar. A session that ends with a written standard you keep. Use them. If the quality is not obvious, do not commission the rest.
Sub-service three
Five things extend one we built or look after: appointment reminders, answered enquiries, WhatsApp, partner overview and a chatbot that hands the hard questions to a person.
30 minutes, by phone or on site. You get a recommendation, a fixed price and a delivery date — in writing, with no obligation.
We take on a small number of engagements at a time. That is what makes the date a guarantee rather than a hope — and if the month is full, we say so at the first call.
And if it is not right for you: one sentence on the call is enough, and you will not hear from us again.
