Why Your Business Still Needs a Website
A Facebook page and Google Business Profile aren’t the same as owning a real website. Here’s what you’re actually missing.
Not a mockup, not a proposal, not a slide deck. A real, working site for your business, finished and ready to go live in 48 hours. You see the whole thing first and decide afterwards.
Most quotes for a small business website in this part of the world land somewhere north of a thousand pounds, and the number usually moves once you are talking. Here is exactly what £350 buys and exactly what it does not.
A lot of businesses we talk to have exactly this setup: a Google Business Profile, a Facebook page, maybe an Instagram. It works, up to a point. But none of it is actually yours, and Google’s own AI-powered results increasingly pull answers from structured, properly built websites rather than social posts. A real website is the one piece of your online presence you own and control.
No add-on list, no upsell at the end. These six things are what a small business website has to do, so all six are in every build.
A real, custom-built site for your business, not a generic template with your logo dropped in.
Mobile, tablet, desktop, tested and working properly on all of them from day one.
Proper page structure and schema markup, so Google and AI-powered search can actually read and recommend your site.
A real contact form that delivers, so enquiries land in your inbox, not nowhere.
Set up properly and explained plainly, no surprise technical jargon dropped on you afterwards.
The whole thing, finished and working, before you are asked for a single penny.
No sales calls, no long forms, no pressure at any point.
A few details about the business. That is genuinely it.
Your trade, your area, your words. A working site, not a mockup.
The whole site, on a real address, for you to go through properly.
Want it live? £350. Don’t want it? No sweat, and nothing to pay.
Search has changed. AI Overviews, the summarised answers now appearing above normal Google results, turn up on ordinary searches for ordinary trades, not just on technical questions. More people are also asking AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini directly instead of Google at all.
Every site built here comes with proper structure, clean headings, and schema markup, the technical groundwork that lets both Google and AI tools actually read, understand, and recommend it. A Facebook page cannot do this. Most cheap website builders do not bother with it either. It is built in from day one here, not sold as an add-on later.
A summary like this can only quote a page it can read. Headings, services and location, set out properly. That is what gets a business named here instead of left out of it.
We build your website first. Love it and want to launch it? Let’s do it. Don’t want it? No sweat.
Too good to be true? Fair question. The risk is ours, not yours. You don’t commit to anything until you’ve seen exactly where it’s at, how it looks, and whether you think it’s worth the investment.
Yes. No charge to build it and show you, and no obligation to proceed afterwards.
Yes, for the three-page build this page describes: £350 once, then £12/month hosting when you go live. That number does not move afterwards and there is nothing to add to it. If you deliberately want something bigger, online booking or a shop, that is a different job and we quote it properly before you agree to anything.
Forty-eight hours from the first conversation to seeing the finished site on a real address, not weeks.
Yes, that’s the entire point. You’re deciding based on the real, finished thing, not a proposal.
No fluff, just what actually matters for a small business website.
A Facebook page and Google Business Profile aren’t the same as owning a real website. Here’s what you’re actually missing.
AI Overviews now answer a lot of searches before anyone clicks anything. Here’s what that means for how customers find you.
There is no cost to find out and no obligation afterwards. Tell us about the business and the next thing you see is a finished website with your name on it.