Website cost calculator
Answer questions about the kind of site, pages, design, features and timing. It writes a project summary you can send me for a quote. It doesn't show prices, because two sites rarely need the same work.
Three ways to get started without committing to anything. Plan a new site and get a written brief, ask me to test your current site's speed, or request a review of how Google sees it. I do the checks myself, not an automated report generator.
Answer questions about the kind of site, pages, design, features and timing. It writes a project summary you can send me for a quote. It doesn't show prices, because two sites rarely need the same work.
Send me your address and I test it on mobile and desktop, then reply with dated results, what is slowing it down and the fixes I'd make first.
Tell me your site, market, main service and goal. I review indexing, pages, speed and your Google listing, and tell you what is holding the site back.
If you don't have a website yet, or want to replace yours, start with the cost calculator. It turns a vague idea into a clear brief in a few minutes, which makes any quote, from me or anyone else, more accurate.
If your site exists but feels slow on phones, the speed check is the quickest useful test. If it's fast enough but nobody finds it, the SEO audit looks at the bigger picture. Not sure? Use the form below and say what's bothering you.
Prefer reading first? My guides cover website costs, speed, Google Business Profile and SEO in plain words.
Tell me what you have now and what you'd like it to do. I'll reply myself and suggest where to start.