Your website, your hosting,
your domain.
One supplier for the whole stack. Websites built three ways depending on what you actually need, hosting tuned for what you run on it, and domains registered in your name. No contracts, no lock-in.
Three ways to get a website
They are not tiers of the same thing. Which one suits depends on who edits the site and what it has to sell.
AI-managed websites
A fast static site with an assistant that answers enquiries, drafts content and watches your SEO. Best when nobody wants to log in and edit pages.
From £299 plus £99/mo
WordPress websites
A CMS your team runs themselves, built on a bespoke theme and handed over properly with the licences in your name. WooCommerce when you need to sell.
From £499 one-off
Magento stores
Serious ecommerce for catalogues that outgrow a plugin. Multi-store, multi-currency and built to survive a peak trading week.
From £2,500 one-off
Somewhere to put it, and something to call it
Hosting matched to what you are actually running, on UK servers, with free migration from wherever you are now.
AI hosting
Hosting with the assistant included, handling enquiries and uptime.
From £19/mo
WordPress hosting
Updates applied and checked, staging, malware scanning, object cache.
From £14.99/mo
Magento hosting
Redis, Elasticsearch and Varnish tuned before you arrive.
From £49.99/mo
What you get either way
You own it
Domains registered to you, licences in your name, and the site handed over in full. Leaving is a support ticket, not a negotiation.
Static where it counts
No database and no server-side code means most of the web's attack surface simply is not there. Where a CMS is needed, it is hardened and watched.
UK team, UK servers
Your data stays in the UK and the EEA. You speak to the people who built the thing, not a ticket queue in another timezone.
No contracts
Monthly plans cancel at the end of the period you have paid for. Build fees are one-off. Nothing rolls over silently.
Articles & insights
What we have been writing about AI, hosting and the practical side of running a small business online.
How Small Businesses Are Actually Using AI in 2026
From prompt quality to AI-powered bookkeeping, discover the real ways small businesses are using AI right now — and how to get started without a tech team.
5 Signs Your Website Is Costing You Customers
Your website might be turning people away without you knowing. Here are five common signs — and what to do about each one.
How Long Should a Website Enquiry Wait for a Reply?
Most small businesses answer in hours or days. The people who sent the enquiry are usually still deciding — and the gap is where the work goes.
AI-Powered Websites Now Available
Websites with an assistant that answers enquiries, writes content and handles social media — from £299 with UK support.
The Aesthetics of Automation: Beauty in Machine Code
Examining how clean algorithmic logic translates into visually striking, ultra-responsive user interfaces that load in milliseconds.
Not sure which of these you need?
Tell us what the site has to do and who is going to look after it. That is usually enough for us to point you at the right one — including telling you when the cheaper option is the better one.