The business has moved on
The website still reflects an earlier, smaller or less focused version of what you do.
I turn approved business material into up to six focused pages built around one clear customer action—without passing decisions between multiple suppliers.
Up to sixfocused pages
Ten working daysdelivery target
Twostructured revision rounds
Approval firstthen the final £600
You may already have reviews, referrals, local visibility or social attention. The leak often happens after the click: the message is vague, trust arrives too late, mobile feels awkward or the next action gets buried.
The website still reflects an earlier, smaller or less focused version of what you do.
People are expected to decode services, find proof and decide what to do without enough guidance.
Every referral, search visit or campaign has less chance of producing a useful enquiry when the site weakens confidence.
The Sprint concentrates the website around the commercial decision that matters: a booking, call or qualified enquiry.
Visitors understand what you do, who it is for and why it is worth considering.
Approved reviews, experience and business proof support the decision instead of sitting in a forgotten section.
The pages consistently guide suitable visitors toward the action your business can actually handle.
The site remains easy to understand and use on the screen most customers reach for first.
The scope is deliberately tight enough to move quickly and substantial enough to create a real business asset—not a single decorative landing page.
Included in the sprint
Your final £600 is not due until every agreed page is on the private review link, both included revision rounds are complete (or your 14-day review window has passed), and the agreed booking, call or enquiry route has passed the written launch checks.
If you report a launch-critical defect caused by my implementation within 14 calendar days, I will reproduce, correct and re-check it at no charge. Work begins within one working day after I reproduce the issue and is completed within two working days unless an external platform prevents it.
This covers the agreed website and action route. It does not promise traffic, rankings, enquiries, bookings, conversion uplift or revenue.
The quickest route is not asking you to become a copywriter, designer or developer. These working assets remove the usual friction before it slows the build.
A focused list of the approved facts, proof, images and access needed before the delivery clock begins.
Up to six pages, each with a clear job, message hierarchy and route into the action that matters.
A record of the agreed pages, responsive checks and important action route so approval is based on what was actually tested.
The ten-working-day window starts only when the agreed inputs and £900 deposit are complete. Late inputs or approvals pause the project rather than compressing the work.
Identify the weak points in the message, proof, mobile experience and customer journey.
Agree the pages, hierarchy, approved material and one route that matters.
Design and build the site, then work through two consolidated revision rounds.
Connect the approved tools, test the important actions and publish the finished site.
No. It means a ten-working-day delivery target from complete inputs and the £900 deposit. If required material or approvals arrive late, the project pauses.
The Sprint includes message and conversion-route planning plus light editing of supplied, approved material. A copy-heavy site, full positioning project or extensive original copywriting needs a separate scope.
Yes. The Sprint connects one existing booking, call or enquiry route. Procuring or replacing the underlying software is outside scope.
No. The work improves the destination your existing attention reaches and puts sensible technical foundations in place. It cannot guarantee traffic, rankings, bookings, revenue or conversion uplift.
Additional scope can be quoted separately when it serves a real business need. The Sprint itself stays focused so the price, process and delivery window remain credible.
Every agreed page must be available on the private review link, both included revision rounds must be complete or your 14-day review window must have passed, and the agreed booking, call or enquiry route must pass the written launch checks. The £600 is then due within seven days and before launch.
Qualifying launch-critical implementation defects reported within 14 days are corrected at no charge under the Launch-Ready Promise. The Sprint is complete on its own. After that, you can choose the Managed Website at £250/month for hosting, maintenance, tracking, a monthly report and one improvement each month, or Managed SEO at £800 per month, which includes everything in the Managed Website.
You do, once the Sprint is paid in full: the domain, content, photos and the site itself. Most clients keep it with me on a monthly plan, which includes hosting. If you would rather host it yourself, I do a one-off £250 handover: I set it up on the hosting you choose, or give you the complete site files.
Usually not. The Sprint is designed for established businesses with a clear service, existing demand, an existing brand and approved material ready to use.
You receive the agreed website whether or not you continue with me. If you want it looked after, measured and improved, the monthly tiers build on each other, and hosting is included rather than sold separately.
One-off
£1,500
The rebuild: up to six focused pages, built around one clear next step, in ten working days.
Monthly · optional
£250/month
Hosting included. I look after the site, track what it does, report monthly and make one planned improvement every month.
See Managed WebsiteMonthly · where search fits
£800/month
Everything in Managed Website, plus up to 12 hours of search work each month, where search is a real opportunity.
See Managed SEOManaged SEO includes everything in Managed Website. Hosting is included in both and never sold separately: you pay for my time, not for a server.
The Sprint prioritises the pages that help visitors understand the service, trust the business and choose a next step. More pages are useful only when each has a clear job.