We use Wordpress, Wix & square space. We have used several different platforms over the years but tend to stick to these 3 due to the wide range of plugins available & the option to develop a website from scratch.

For Web Design projects which are priced under £5000, we will normally ask for a deposit which is often 25% of the full price . Anything above this price we will require 15%. The full payment will be required upon completion of your site once you are 100% satisfied. For digital marketing services, payments will likely be taken out monthly through a direct debit.

This will depend on the services which you require & the size of the project. For smaller projects you are typically able to withdraw from the contract whenever you like however for larger projects a contract of 12 months may be required. We discuss this with all customers before they commit to anything.

If you're using our digital marketing services we send out an end of month analysis report to all of our customers every month.

As a newly founded Web Design & marketing agency, we offer competitive & fair pricing for our services. Having a client stay with us for the long term is more important to us than making high profits.

When we create a website for you a mobile friendly version shall always be included in the package. Websites designed by us will be compatible on all devices.

Costs vary massively but we have an option for every budget. The average amount spent is around £2500 but this ranges from £250 to £5000 + It all depends on the complexity & size of your website.

This depends on the complexity & size of the website. Generally the more expensive, the longer it takes to design & develop. Small website may only take 2 weeks however bigger projects may take up to 3 months! A rough timeframe shall be given to you before you commit to anything.

Yes, hosting is required - it's like renting space on the internet. Hosting fees are normally £15 - £60 a month depending on the complexity of your site.

Nope! We work with clients all over the United Kingdom using Zoom, phone & email to communicate.