Caola Paisley's wee web design guy

Prices

The price you see is the price you pay.

No quotes, no meetings, no sales talk. Two packages and one wee monthly plan, and every one of them is written down right here.

Gary holding up a sign saying £145 and £345, under bunting of price tags, with a crumpled quote in the bin and Lola looking on.

The packages

Pick the one that sounds like you.

You'll see the finished site before you pay a penny. Changes are free until you're happy.

Get Found

For when you've got next to nothing online.

£145

  • Your business put on Google Maps properly — opening hours, photos, what you do
  • A one-page website: who you are, what you do, how to contact you
  • Your own .co.uk web address, first year paid for
  • You turn up when somebody searches for your trade in your town

Usually done in a week.

Pick Get Found
Most people start here

Get Online

For when you want a proper website.

£345

Can't do £345 in one go? Pay it over six months at £58 a month. Nothing added on.

  • Everything in Get Found
  • A proper website, up to five pages — what you do, your prices, photos, contact
  • An email address with your own business name on it, not a Hotmail
  • Your Facebook and Instagram put right — the description, your full list of services, where you are, your opening hours and how to contact you. All correct, and all saying the same thing as your website
  • A contact form that emails you when somebody fills it in
  • Works on a phone, because that's what your customers use

Usually done in two weeks.

Pick Get Online

Keeping it going

£18a month

  • Everything paid for — the web address, the hosting, the email
  • Any changes you want. Just email me
  • Your Google listing kept up to date: hours, holidays, new photos
  • No contract. Stop any time, and the website is still yours

Side by side

What's in each one.

What you getGet Found£145Get Online£345
Your business put on Google Maps properly
Your own .co.uk web address, first year paid for
A websiteOne pageUp to five pages
An email address with your business name on it
Your Facebook and Instagram put right
A contact form that emails you
Works on a phone
Usually done inA weekTwo weeks
Price£145£345 or £58 a month for six

Keeping it going (£18 a month) works with either one. No contract.

The domain thing

Your web address is in your name. Not mine.

It happens more than you'd think: somebody builds a wee business a website, registers the web address in their own name, and the business can't move without them.

Not here. The web address is registered in your name and the website is yours. I pay the first year. After that it's covered by the £18 a month — or you pay the renewal yourself, and I'll show you how. If you ever want to move somewhere else, I'll help you shift it rather than hold onto it.

Gary holding up a big gold key with a .co.uk tag on it, on a street at night, with Lola beside him.

About the money

Straight answers.

What's the difference between £145 and £345?

£145 gets you on Google Maps properly and a one-page website on your own .co.uk web address. £345 is a proper website of up to five pages, an email address with your business name on it, and your Facebook and Instagram put right. Most people start with £345.

How long does it take?

Get Found is usually live within a week. Get Online usually takes about two weeks. If you need it quicker for an opening or an event, say so and I'll tell you honestly whether it can be done.

What if I don't like it?

Changes are free until you're happy. Nothing goes live until you say so, and you don't pay until then either.

Do I own the website?

Yes. The web address is registered in your name and the website is yours. If you ever want to move it somewhere else, I'll help you shift it rather than hold onto it.

What happens if I stop the £18 a month?

You keep the website and the web address. You'd just need to cover the hosting and renewals yourself, and I'll help you hand it over. There's no contract and no leaving fee.

Ready when you are.

Pick a package, or just tell me what you do and I'll tell you which one fits — even if it's neither.