A website that answers the phone for you.
I build and look after websites for small businesses. You tell me what you do, where you are and how people book or buy; I turn it into a site on your own domain and keep it current. From £45 a month, nothing up front.
Cancel any time.
Site built, hosted and looked after. Changes go live in one update each month.
Changes live within 48 hours, any time. Up to six a month.
First business sites, coming soon.
Daisy Dunton
Media student and content creator. About, portfolio, experience, brands and social.
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Seb Creaser
My own site. An athlete's page for sponsorship: record, schedule, gallery, partnership tiers.
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Sam Eynon
Amateur golfer. Progression charted, every result published.
Visit →Anyone whose customers look them up first.
Trades
Plumbers, electricians, builders, gardeners. What you do, where you cover, photos of the work and a number that gets answered.
Shops and cafés
Opening hours, menu or stock, where to find you and how to order. The things people check on their phone before they come in.
Studios and coaches
Personal trainers, tutors, salons, music teachers. Your services, your prices and a way to book, without a third party taking a cut.
Sole traders
Accountants, photographers, consultants. Customers decide from what they can find in two minutes. A page you control beats a directory listing you don't.
The pages a customer needs, kept current.
Every site is built around the business. These are the usual sections; which ones you get depends on what you sell.
About
Who you are, what you do and where you are heading, in your own words.
Services
[Copy to come]
Work
What you have made or done, shown properly: video, writing, projects, results.
Reviews
[Copy to come]
Hours and location
[Copy to come]
Booking or ordering
[Copy to come]
Contact
A form and an email address. Goes to a parent's inbox if you are under 18.
And everything that keeps it running
Your domain, hosting, security certificate, backups and Google Business listing are all included. You never deal with any of it.
Four steps. You do the first one.
Send me what you have
What you do, where you work, your prices if you have them, and any photos, reviews or an old site. One message with everything in it is fine.
We talk it through
A call or a few emails, so I understand how customers find you and what you want them to do when they land.
You see the design
The whole site, before you pay anything. Tell me what to change and I change it.
It goes live
On your own domain, usually within a week. The monthly fee starts from the day it is online.
Two plans. No build fee.
Pay monthly, or pay for the year and get the thirteenth month free. No minimum term. Nothing is due until you have seen the design.
Or £540 a year, thirteenth month free.
- Site built, hosted and looked after
- Domain, security and backups included
- Hours, prices and menu changes in one update each month
- Cancel any time
Or £720 a year, thirteenth month free.
- Everything in Standard
- Changes live within 48 hours, any time
- Up to six changes a month
- For seasonal menus, offers and anything that changes weekly
I started with people. Businesses asked next.
I'm Seb. I'm eighteen and from Warwickshire. I started building personal websites for golfers and students, and the parents kept asking whether I could do one for the shop, the practice or the van.
The answer was yes. A small business site needs the same things a person's does: say what you do, show the proof, make it easy to get in touch. Then keep it right.
I build, host and update every site myself. That is the whole business, and it is why it costs what it does.
My own site: sebcreaser.com →Things people ask.
What am I paying monthly for?
The build, then the hosting, your domain, the security certificate, backups and the work of keeping it current. There is no separate build fee. On Standard your changes go live in one update a month. On Priority they go live within 48 hours, up to six a month.
Can I cancel?
Any time, with 30 days' notice. There is no minimum term. The site and the domain are yours: I hand over the files and transfer the domain to you.
What if I don't like the design?
You see it before you pay anything. If it is not right, there is nothing to pay.
I already have a website. Can you take it over?
Yes. I rebuild it properly, move your domain across and keep the address you already give out. Nothing goes offline in between.
Can customers book or pay through it?
Booking, yes, through a calendar link or a form that comes to you. Taking payments and full online shops are a bigger job; ask me and I will tell you straight whether it is worth it.
Tell me about the business.
What you do, where you are, and anything you already have. I reply within a working day, and I will tell you straight if I don't think it is worth your money.
Email me