A clear proposal
You will know what is being delivered, what it costs and what is not included before work begins.
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.
Typical investment
Most SUILVEN projects begin between £1,500 and £7,500.
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.
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Clarity session
A focused working session to understand the problem, explore the right direction and identify a practical next step.
Deducted from a project that follows.
£250–£450
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
What affects cost
The details that shape cost should be clear from the beginning.
- 01
The number and complexity of customer journeys
- 02
Content, photography or brand direction
- 03
Accounts, payments, bookings or integrations
- 04
The operational logic behind the interface
- 05
Testing, migration and ongoing support
What you can expect
Work in stages
Larger products are divided into useful phases, so the full investment is not committed before the direction is clear.
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.