Website questions small businesses actually ask

Ours start from £300 as a one-off. Bigger sites with more pages are quoted per job, and you only pay after you've seen the finished site. On top of that you pay for your own domain, usually a few pounds to around £15 a year for a .co.uk, and hosting, which is often free for a small site.

Not to us, unless you want the optional care plan where we keep your prices, hours and photos up to date.

Because it's the easiest way to show you what you'd get. If you don't want it, the link comes down after seven days and you owe nothing.

Instagram is great for people who already follow you. A website is what Google shows to people who don't. It also holds your prices, hours and policies in one place, so new customers don't have to DM you to find out.

Yes. Your profile can link to your site, and a site with your services, area and hours gives Google more to go on when deciding who to show in local searches.

It's better than nothing, but it's not a website. Google has very little to read on a link page, and it doesn't look like yours.

Nobody can promise that. A properly built site, linked to your Google listing, gives you a much better chance over the following weeks.

You do. It goes on a domain registered in your name and a hosting account you control. If you ever want to leave, you take everything with you.

No. Your site lives on your own hosting account so you're never tied to us.

Yes, or we can do them for you on the care plan.

We usually have a preview ready within a few days of you saying yes.

Usually just your business name. We start from your Google listing and Instagram, then ask you to fill any gaps.

No. Everything can be done over Instagram or email.

We're based in Enfield and build for businesses across North London and South Hertfordshire. Everything can be done online, so further out is fine too.