Straight answers about getting a website.
Most advice about small business websites is written to sell you something, so the numbers are vague and the hard questions get skipped. These guides are our attempt at the opposite: plain English, real prices, and the trade-offs spelled out - including the ones that don't favour us.
We've been building websites for small businesses from Blackpool since 2016, so everything here comes from doing the work, not from a content calendar. What things genuinely cost in the UK right now. What pay-monthly deals are actually good for, and when paying upfront makes more sense. What your site needs before launch, and what's padding. Where we have a horse in the race - we sell a pay-monthly plan, after all - we say so plainly and let you weigh it yourself. Read them, keep the checklist, and use the lot against whoever you end up hiring. Even if it isn't us.

How Much Does a Website Cost in the UK? (2026 Prices)
Real numbers for freelancers, agencies, DIY builders and pay-monthly plans - including the running costs most quotes conveniently leave out.
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Pay Monthly vs Paying Upfront for a Website
The honest trade-offs of each way of paying, who each one actually suits, and the questions to ask before you sign either kind of agreement.
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The Small Business Website Checklist
Every page, legal requirement and local SEO basic a small business site needs before launch - a working checklist, not a sales pitch.
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How to Get Your Business on Google (UK Small Business Guide)
Google Business Profile setup step by step - categories, service areas, reviews done properly, and the mistakes that get listings buried or suspended.
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Do I Need a Website If I Have Facebook or Instagram?
What social genuinely does well, what a page structurally can’t do, and the cases where a Facebook page honestly is enough - said plainly.
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The Hotel & B&B Website Guide (Blackpool Edition)
Direct bookings vs OTA commission, what guests check before booking, photography, tariff clarity and booking engines - written for the coast.
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