Costs

Clear costs. Sensible starting points.

Every project is different, but the cost should feel clear from the beginning. These figures are practical guides to the investment most projects require.

Founding client offer · 8 places remain

The Suilven Launch Ten.

A focused, professionally designed website for an independent Scottish business at a £500 founding-client fee.

Dagda Doors and Moonshot Night Golf have claimed the first two places. This is a defined launch cohort, not a discounted bespoke build, for businesses that need a strong digital home and one clear route from interest to enquiry.

Up to five focused pages

Positioning and page structure

Responsive Suilven design

One clear enquiry journey

Contact form and launch setup

Search and social-sharing foundations

One consolidated revision round

Approximately three to four weeks

You provide: approved copy, photography and timely feedback.

Not included: ecommerce, bookings, memberships, bespoke systems, extensive copywriting, domain or ongoing hosting.

Founding-client exchange: permission to document the project, an honest testimonial and a short outcome review after launch.

Applications close 30 September 2026, or earlier when all ten projects are confirmed.

Request a Launch Ten place →50% to begin · 50% before launch

Typical investment

Bespoke SUILVEN projects usually begin between £1,500 and £7,500.

After launch

Keep the new site visible.

Launch Content Support

A practical monthly content pack: four caption drafts, four branded post templates and a suggested publishing plan. You remain in control of posting and conversations.

£99 / month · Launch Ten clients: £50 / month for the first three months

Optional. No long contract. This is content support—not full social-media management.

Starting points

Enough clarity to begin the conversation with confidence.

Final pricing depends on scope. The aim is not to force every project into a package—it is to remove unnecessary uncertainty.

  1. 01

    Digital Strategy Review

    A focused review of your website, customer journey and internal systems, resulting in clear priorities and practical recommendations.

    Deducted from a project that follows.

    £250–£450

  2. 02

    Focused business website

    A polished, responsive website for an independent service business that needs to communicate clearly and build confidence.

    Typically a focused five-page site with a clear enquiry journey.

    £1,500–£2,500

  3. 03

    Larger commercial website

    A more substantial website with deeper content, stronger customer journeys and carefully considered interactions.

    For projects where content, integrations or multiple services add complexity.

    £2,500–£5,000

  4. 04

    Business-system sprint

    One clearly defined workflow, portal, dashboard or automation designed to remove friction from the business.

    Larger systems are divided into individually priced phases.

    £2,500–£5,000

  5. 05

    Product prototype

    A focused first version of a digital product, built to test the direction before making a larger commitment.

    Centred on the most important customer journey.

    £3,500–£7,500

  6. 06

    Support and hosting

    Ongoing hosting, monitoring, updates and practical support after launch.

    The level of support is agreed around what the project genuinely needs.

    £75–£250 / month

Common questions

Know what working together involves.

How long does a website take?+

A focused website usually takes three to six weeks once the content is ready. Larger systems and products are planned in useful phases.

Do you write the content?+

I shape the positioning and page structure in every website project. Full copywriting, photography and brand work can be scoped separately when needed.

Will I be able to update it?+

Yes. The editing approach is agreed around what you genuinely need to change, without exposing the site to unnecessary complexity.

Who owns the website?+

You own the agreed final deliverables after the final invoice is paid. Any third-party services, licences or ongoing costs are explained before work begins.

Are domain and hosting included?+

They are quoted separately so the ongoing cost remains visible. I can manage hosting and technical care, or agree an appropriate handover.

What happens after launch?+

Support is optional. You can choose technical care, Launch Content Support or a defined improvement plan based on real use.

What affects cost

The details that shape cost should be clear from the beginning.

  1. 01

    The number and complexity of customer journeys

  2. 02

    Content, photography or brand direction

  3. 03

    Accounts, payments, bookings or integrations

  4. 04

    The operational logic behind the interface

  5. 05

    Testing, migration and ongoing support

What you can expect

01

A clear proposal

You will know what is being delivered, what it costs and what is not included before work begins.

02

Work in stages

Larger products are divided into useful phases, so the full investment is not committed before the direction is clear.

03

Changes agreed in advance

If the scope evolves, any change affecting cost is discussed and agreed before additional work begins.

Start with a conversation

Tell me what you are trying to change.

I will give you an honest view of the likely scope, cost and most sensible next step—even if that means starting smaller.

Discuss your project