Web design and software for Aberdeen businesses.

“People can’t find us on Google”

Usually because there is one page trying to rank for eight different things. The fix is structure. A page for each thing you actually do, linked properly, in a sitemap Google can read.

“I can’t change anything myself”

A price change should take you thirty seconds, from your phone, at the desk. That means a real admin panel designed for your staff to use during a shift.

“I’m answering the same question all day”

Opening hours, prices, whether you take beginners. If it’s being asked on Instagram forty times a week, it belongs on a page that answers it once.

“Taking money is a faff”

Memberships chased by hand, deposits taken over the phone, invoices written twice. All of that can happen on the site, including the awkward parts like a card failing or somebody giving notice.

How much does a website cost in Aberdeen?

Locally you’ll see anything from a few hundred pounds for a template to five figures for something with software behind it. Ours start at £500 for a small site on a layout we’ve already built, and £950 once every page is drawn for you. Once there’s an admin panel or payments behind it the number depends on what it has to do, so we quote it. Fixed, in writing, before anything starts.

How long does it take?

Most of the time is waiting on content and your feedback rather than us typing, so the more ready you are, the faster it goes. We’ll give you a realistic date on the first call rather than a number off a price list.

Do you have to be local to work with us?

No. We’re in Aberdeen and happy to meet if you’re nearby, but most projects run perfectly well over email and a call. We work with businesses across the UK.

Will I be able to update it myself?

Yes, and without paying anyone monthly for the privilege. The admin panel is part of what gets built, and it’s designed for whoever is on the front desk with a phone in one hand.

Do you use WordPress?

No. Sites are built with Next.js and TypeScript, which means no plugins to keep updated and nothing that stops being maintained and takes your site down with it. If you already have WordPress and it works, we’ll say so rather than sell you a rebuild.

What happens if we stop working together?

You keep everything. The repository and every account is in your name from the first day, and the handover document is written so another developer can pick it up without ringing us.