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Prices
Clear, simple, low-cost. No hidden nasties!
Professional Website — from £995
A professional brochure-style website for businesses that want to look credible, explain what they do clearly, and make it easy for people to get in touch. Suitable for service businesses, local trades, consultants, charities, personal brands and small companies that do not need a full online shop.
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Design and build in Wix Studio
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Page setup and content population
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Contact form and enquiry setup
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Mobile-friendly layout
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Basic guidance on edits after handover
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Reasonable revisions until the site is ready to launch
E-commerce Website — from £1,295
If you want to take payments for products or services on your website, you need an e-commerce website. You will often hear that an e-commerce website will cost between three and four thousand pounds. We charge from as low as £1,295.
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Designed, built, populated with all your lovely content, images, videos and products, we will not consider the job complete until you are happy that your site is the bee's knees!
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Our e-commerce websites are serious pieces of kit! And by far the best value you'll find:
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Starting from an unbeatable £1,295+ hosting from as low as £16.50 a month, you'll have a powerful tool to sell unlimited products. It's a serious step into the online world, with all the widgets and tools you could dream of.​
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Completely future-proof, on a platform that will grow with you. Manage and grow the site yourself, no need to pay us more.​
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Friendly, local service from start to finish.​
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Get the ball rolling today, contact us HERE.
How can we offer this at such a low price without cutting corners?
It's a fair question! Hi I'm Joe, and I own Eccleshall Websites. I earned my stripes selling websites for one of those big companies up in Stoke, I understand the market. I sold brochure sites for £1,800 and e-commerce starting at £3,500. So what's the difference? Well, one of the main differences is that we all work from home, you're not paying for our company cars, you're not paying for offices, you're not paying for a different set of computers at home and at work, you're not paying two sets of utilities, and on it goes. All those costs would be passed on to you.
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There are other differences, bespoke coding for example. If you need a website to carry out a function which you have invented yourself in a very specific way, like a new online game for example, you will need bespoke coding. If that's what you're looking for, get in touch HERE to discuss bespoke options. But the vast majority of businesses don't need that, so why would we sell it to you at the same price as if it's the same product? That's just unfair business practice, and that ain't how we roll!