A website that actually does something.

Sometimes, though that's rarely where the value sits. What matters is usually what the site lets people do without calling you. Register. Book. Pay. Check a schedule. Pull a document. We build the marketing pages and the working parts together, because to whoever's visiting, they're the same site.

Almost always no, and we'll say so before you spend the money. An app has to be found in a store, downloaded, kept updated, and built twice to cover iPhone and Android. A site that works properly on a phone reaches everyone the moment you publish it. We do build apps when there's a real reason for one, usually working without a signal or using the phone's hardware. Most of the time there isn't.

No, it works differently. You pay for the build, then choose a care plan once the site is live. Builds start at $8,000, and most land somewhere between $12,000 and $30,000 depending on scope. A focused site sits at the low end; a public platform connected to lots of other systems sits well above it. Care plans run $250/mo for hosting, security updates and fixes, $700/mo if you want build hours every month, and from $1,500/mo where there are live connections to other systems underneath that can't go down. Vercel and Sanity are billed through at cost, with no markup. We split it this way for two reasons. It matches where the work really sits, and public bodies put websites out to bid as capital projects, so a subscription is often something they simply can't award.

Your staff update it. Hours, events, notices, staff pages and seasonal content are all editable by whoever owns that information. Call us when something needs building. Don't call us to change a closure date.