What we build, and what it costs to build it badly
Every service below can be bought cheaper. The difference shows up in year two, when someone has to change it.
Web development
Marketing sites, customer portals, and ecommerce — built for speed on the devices and connections your customers actually have.
- Requirements and technical scoping
- Frontend build in React, Next.js, or plain HTML where that is the right answer
- Backend APIs in Node, Laravel, or Django
- WordPress and Shopify when you need to edit it yourself
- Core Web Vitals and accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Analytics and conversion tracking configured, not just installed
Mobile applications
Android and iOS apps taken from concept to store listing, then kept alive through OS updates and policy changes.
- React Native and Flutter for cross-platform
- Native Kotlin and Swift where performance demands it
- Offline-first data sync
- Push notifications and in-app messaging
- Play Store and App Store submission and review handling
- Crash reporting and release monitoring
UI/UX design
Research and interface design that developers can build from without guessing, and that holds up once real data fills the screens.
- Stakeholder and user interviews
- Information architecture and user flows
- Wireframes and clickable prototypes
- Visual design and a documented component library
- Accessibility review
- Design-to-code handover in Figma
Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure that a deploy cannot casually break, and that you can hand to another team without archaeology.
- AWS and Azure architecture and cost review
- Containerisation and orchestration
- CI/CD pipelines with automated tests
- Monitoring, alerting, and log aggregation
- Backup and disaster recovery with tested restores
- Security hardening and dependency patching
Digital marketing
For the sites we build: search visibility and paid acquisition, measured against enquiries rather than sessions.
- Technical SEO and site architecture
- Keyword and intent research
- Google and Meta ad campaign management
- Landing pages and conversion rate optimisation
- Monthly reporting tied to revenue
Support & maintenance
The part most vendors treat as an afterthought. A named engineer, a response time in writing, and someone watching the alerts.
- Defined response and resolution SLAs
- Uptime and performance monitoring
- Security patching and dependency updates
- Content and feature change requests
- Quarterly health reviews
- Documented escalation path
Before you enquire
Replace with your real minimum. Being specific about budget on the page filters out enquiries you would decline anyway, which saves everyone a call.
Give an honest range by project type rather than a best case. Clients told the truth up front complain far less at week ten.
State your actual coverage and the timezone overlap you can offer. This is usually the second question an overseas prospect has.
You do. Say it plainly — a surprising number of vendors do not, and any prospect who has been burned once will be scanning for this answer.
Describe your support tiers and response times here. If maintenance is quoted separately, say so now rather than in the invoice.