Websites
You know the quality of your work. Your website should make it easy for someone else to see it, understand the offer and get in touch. We build that clarity into the design, then agree how the site will be looked after.
A written scope and price before you commit.
Let's start with what matters
Perhaps the last website took too much of your time. Perhaps it looks fine, but customers still call to ask the basics. The useful starting point is what a visitor needs to understand before trusting you with an enquiry. We review what works already and identify the pages, proof and contact routes that need attention.
Clear service pages explain who the work is for, what is included and how to take the next step. Customers can find the essentials before picking up the phone.
Real project images and useful explanations give people something concrete to judge. We use the evidence you have and make it easy to explore on a phone.
The platform, access, everyday edits and care arrangements are agreed in advance. You know what you can manage and what ongoing support covers.
A brief can start here
Illustrative briefs to help you picture the work. Your deliverables and scope are agreed around your business.
Your best services are hard to find, the photographs are old and people keep asking questions the site could answer.
What we would work on
We organise the pages around what a customer needs to decide, carry your identity through the design and make the enquiry route easy to use on a phone.
The site is already working, but new projects, seasonal information and routine maintenance keep slipping down your list.
What we would work on
We assess the existing setup, agree what care covers and give updates a regular home. Larger improvements become clearly priced work rather than an open-ended promise.
Project example
OYIS External Programs — international school, Osaka
Each programme has its own page, so a parent can be sent straight to the right one instead of a PDF. Pagewright designed and built the site on WordPress and still manages updates term after term.
Visit siteWhat's included
How it works
Launch is £395 for a new homepage. Extra pages are £150 each (a five-page site is £995). Or launch for £0, then £99 a month with the 12-month plan. No VAT is added.
See full pricingWe talk through what your customers need to find, then write down the pages and the order we will build them in.
You see the real site in your browser and give feedback on wording, images and layout before anything goes public.
We put the site live, hand over the domain, hosting and files, and show you how to make everyday edits yourself.
After launch
Getting the site live and keeping it well are two different pieces of work. Here is where the line sits.
Requests come to us by email or WhatsApp and we reply with what is covered and what would be quoted. Standard supported hosting is included in care; domains, email and premium platform subscriptions are separate. Access and ownership are agreed before work starts.
If you're still weighing it up
That is worth checking first. Send the address and tell us what is getting in the way. A focused change may be enough; if a rebuild is appropriate, the quote will explain the work and what can be retained.
Start with the current site, the services you want to sell and the questions customers keep asking. We can use that conversation to define the pages and the material needed from you before agreeing the project.
Growth brings website care, Google and Meta ads, a monthly page improvement and regular social content together. Materials and automation can be added.
FAQ
Honest pricing, no surprises.
Launch is £395 for a new homepage. Extra pages are £150 each (a five-page site is £995). Or launch for £0, then £99 a month with the 12-month plan. No VAT is added.
See full pricingA useful first conversation
Send your website address, or tell us what you are starting. Add the one thing you most want a visitor to understand or do. That is enough to start a useful conversation.
Talk about my websitePrefer email? hello@pagewright.co.uk
Share the problem, the outcome you want and any budget or timing constraints.
We discuss the current setup, what else we need to know and a useful first scope.
Review the deliverables, fees, responsibilities and outside costs before committing.
