Your free website demo, step by step

See your website before you pay a penny.

Here's exactly what happens with your free website demo, from a quick chat to going live. Nothing to sign, no card details, no risk.

No card details. No contract. Nothing to pay unless you love it.

How it works

Three steps. You only pay at the end.

No meetings, no jargon, nothing to sign. A quick chat, then a finished website to look at on your phone.

  1. 1

    A quick chat

    Five minutes on the phone, or over WhatsApp if that's easier. I'll ask three quick questions: what you want front and centre, how customers book or get in touch now, and anything you're proud of that I should show off.

    That's all I need from you. I'll use what's already on your Facebook, Instagram and Google.

  2. 2

    Your free demo in a week

    I build you a proper website: your services or menu, prices, photos, reviews, opening times and how to find you. It's built for phones first and set up for Google and AI search.

    If you already take bookings or orders somewhere, like Fresha, Booksy or Just Eat, the site gets a big button that goes straight to it. Then I text you the link and you have a look on your phone.

  3. 3

    Love it? Go live.

    If you love it, you pay a one-off £595 and the site is yours. I register the web address in your name and link the site to your Google Business Profile.

    If you don't, delete the message. You owe nothing and there are no hard feelings.

Questions

Things people ask on the phone.

Do I need to do anything?

Not much. Two minutes for three quick questions, and I'll use what's already on your Facebook, Instagram and Google. You'll get a link to look at on your phone.

I already use Fresha, Booksy or Just Eat. Do I still need a website?

Keep it, it works. The website sits in front of it: your prices, your work, your reviews and a big button that goes straight to your booking or ordering page. The booking app takes the bookings. The website brings people to it in the first place.

We had a website before and it was a waste of money.

That's really common, usually because it was out of date or hard to use on a phone. That's why you see mine before paying. If it doesn't look like it would earn its keep, don't buy it.