Web design · Manchester
We build your website, host it, keep it up to date and get it found on Google and by AI assistants, for one monthly fee from 25 € / £29 / $35. The prices are on the page, not behind a quote.
We work from Liverpool, so for most Manchester businesses the first conversation is a fifteen-minute call. You leave it with the pages you need and a fixed price, and we design your homepage straight after.
A plumber in Stockport, a loft builder in Didsbury and a bathroom fitter in Chorlton. Each shows what that trade needs its site to do: a boiler price in four questions, a planning check, a refit price.
People search for "bathroom fitter Chorlton" or "plumber Stockport" as often as for "Manchester". We write the site around the areas you actually serve, so it is found for those.
These are businesses we invented, built to show what each kind of site can do. Our live clients are on the Our work page.
Demo · Plumbing and heating · Stockport
A copper pipe drawn like an engineer’s drawing opens the page and carries water down it; then a house in cutaway with a fixed price on every fault, and a boiler price in four questions.
Demo · Loft conversions · Didsbury, Manchester
Opens on a drawing of a south Manchester semi that grows a floor as you scroll, then checks whether your loft needs planning permission; fixed prices paid in stages, and a free survey booked on the page.
Demo · Bathroom fitter · Chorlton, Manchester
A wall tiles itself course by course out of the finished bathroom, and scrolling grouts it into the photograph; then a fifteen-day schedule that fills as you scroll, and a refit price from seven questions.
One monthly fee covers the copy, design and build, hosting and your web address, SEO and GEO, changes every month, and backups with a monthly report. What each part involves.
Nothing up front yours at month 24
same price in year two
Most take this one
25 € / £29 / $35 a month
Nothing up front
Sales and bookings
45 € / £45 / $59 a month
Nothing up front
Accounts and logins
65 € / £65 / $85 a month
Nothing up front
Nothing up front and the same price in year two. The site, and the domain if we registered it, are ours until the 24th payment and yours from it. You can cancel in any month and owe nothing further.
Read on Manchester City Council's own pages on 26 October 2026, and the three conservation area cards on 28 October. Rules and fees change, so check the page before you rely on one.
Anyone wishing to fell, prune or uproot trees in a conservation area must give the council six weeks' notice, unless the tree is a hazard to public safety or is already covered by a Tree Preservation Order. A tree with a TPO needs the council's consent before it is pruned or felled. To find out whether a tree is protected, the council asks you to email planning@manchester.gov.uk with the address and the tree's details.
Source: Tree Preservation Orders and Trees in Conservation Areas
Scaffolding that projects onto or over the highway needs a licence, and you do not have permission to work on the highway until you have it. The council says it will contact you within 20 working days, and asks for evidence of public liability insurance of not less than £10 million, a scale plan, and photographs before, during and after. Inside the city centre perimeter there is an embargo on erecting scaffolding, with the dates given when you apply.
Source: Scaffolding permit
It is the skip operator, not the householder, who applies for the permit, and a permit is valid for a maximum of 7 days. A skip in a restricted location needs the council's approval first, with 10 days' notice, and in the city centre only wait-and-load skips are approved. No permit is needed if the skip goes on a driveway, private land or a garden.
Source: Skip permit
Didsbury St James conservation area was designated in November 1970 and is centred on the historic core of Didsbury, where Wilmslow Road meets Stenner Lane. The council describes it as covering an extensive area, bounded by Ford Lane, Didsbury Park and Sandhurst Road to the north, and the River Mersey to the west. Its guidance for new work asks that garden walls, hedges, gate posts, porches, the styles and colours of window frames and roofing materials are taken into account and new buildings designed to harmonise with them. Whether windows or doors fall under an Article 4 direction here is on a page we have not read, so check with the council before you promise a client a like-for-like change.
The Chorlton Green conservation area, about three miles south west of the city centre, is centred on the Green itself, the last remaining vestige of the original village. The council says the boundary is tightly drawn round the backs of the properties fronting the Green, and includes the disused St Clements churchyard and the Bowling Green hotel on Brookburn Road. It was one of the first two conservation areas designated in Manchester, in July 1970. If your customer's house backs onto the Green, ask the council whether it is inside the line before you plan tree or exterior work.
Source: Chorlton Green Conservation Area
The Withington conservation area, about three miles south of the city centre, is mainly a linear shopping centre with some nearby housing, where Wilmslow Road, Palatine Road, Burton Road and Parsonage Road meet. The council designated it in July 1983, and the boundary follows property boundaries rather than streets. A character appraisal and a regeneration plan, part funded by Historic England, were finalised in July 2024. For a shopfitter, signwriter or builder working on a Withington frontage, those two documents are the council's own account of what it wants protected.
Source: Withington Conservation Area
No. The first conversation is a fifteen-minute call, and after that a change is an email.
No, they are demos: invented businesses, built to show what a site for a plumber, a loft builder or a bathroom fitter can do. Our live clients are on the Our work page.
Usually not for "Manchester" on its own, and we will not tell you otherwise. Customers in Chorlton or Altrincham search for their own place, and a business that covers a few districts can be found there. The site is written around those districts, your Google listing matches them, and the monthly report shows the searches you came up for. Nobody can promise a position on Google, and we do not.
From £29 a month, with nothing up front and the same price in year two. The three plans and everything in them are below and on the pricing page.
Send us a message with what your business does. We design the homepage first; if you do not like it, that is the end of it and you owe nothing.