Pricing
Published prices, in your currency
Where a price is published here, it is the price. Switch currency with the selector in the header — dollars, pounds and euros are priced independently rather than converted.
Websites and web applications
$89
per month
Plus a one-off setup charge. No minimum term — or pay yearly and save over two months
- Discovery, information architecture and interface design
- The build, with copy support where you want it
- Performance and accessibility treated as build constraints rather than a later pass
- Security headers, CSP and HTTPS set deliberately rather than left at the platform default
- SEO fundamentals: metadata, structured data, sitemap and Core Web Vitals
AI integration & automation
$500
one-off assessment
Refunded if we can't find five hours a week
- An agreed baseline in writing before any work starts — how long the target task takes you today
- A review of how the work actually happens, not how the process document says it happens
- A written finding: the current time cost, the proposed automation, and the saving we expect
- An honest recommendation, including 'don't bother' where that is the right answer
AI receptionist & lead follow-up
$99
per month, entry tier
Three tiers. Every one has included minutes and a published overage rate — no fair-use clause
- A receptionist configured on your actual business — your services, your area, your prices where you publish them, and the jobs you would rather not take
- Web chat, inbound calls, and cover for the hours when nobody is near the phone
- Missed-call text-back within seconds of the call dropping, rather than whenever someone next checks the phone
- Follow-up that carries the conversation with it — the job described, the timing, the objection raised — instead of a generic 'just checking in'
- A sequence that stops the moment the lead replies, books, or asks it to stop
Invoice chasing
$329
per month
Up to ten accounts a month — a flat fee, never a percentage of what you are owed
- Up to ten accounts chased each month, with as much contact as the schedule calls for inside each one — the cap is on debtors rather than on dials, so nobody hesitates over the fourth call to the account that most needs it
- An export is all we need to start: Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, or a spreadsheet out of whatever CRM holds your invoices. Nothing to install, nothing to integrate, and no access to your accounting system
- Email, then text, then a phone call, then a posted letter — the intensity rises with the age of the invoice rather than starting at the top
- Everything sent in your name, from your address, with your signature. Your customer is dealing with you, not with an agency
- Visible on both sides at every point: your customer receives it, you get the same thing, and nothing is said on a call that is not in your log the same day
Local search & reviews
- The profile claimed, verified and filled in properly — categories, service areas, hours, and the attributes that decide which searches you appear in at all
- Your services listed individually rather than as one line, because that is what a search actually matches against
- Photographs of your actual premises, team and work uploaded and captioned, rather than stock images of somebody else's
- Your past clients telephoned and asked for a review, by a person, one at a time — starting with the backlog and continuing every month
- Every new client asked too, so the reviews keep arriving rather than stopping once the backlog is cleared
What the price includes
No setup surprises, no exit penalties
- Fixed price agreed in writing before we start
- You own the work
- No exit fee
- Refundable AI assessment
- No automatic renewals
The AI assessment is paid up front, because that is what makes the refund a refund. A website is a one-off setup charge and then a monthly fee, or a year paid up front. Everything else is confirmed with your quote, and invoices are issued in the currency you’re quoted in.
Questions
Pricing questions
- Why publish prices at all?
- Because hidden pricing wastes everyone's time. You can tell in thirty seconds whether we are in your range, and we stop having calls that were never going to convert. It also means the number does not change based on how well the discovery call went.
- What is quoted separately rather than published?
- Local search and reviews, because the number of past clients to telephone is a handful for one firm and hundreds for another. Also: building an automation after the AI assessment, product-scale website builds involving logins or payments, and domains and email. Those depend entirely on what we find, and a published number would be a guess.
- Are the pounds and euros prices just converted?
- No. Each currency is priced independently and reviewed annually, so you get a round number in your own currency rather than a figure that moves with the exchange rate.
- Is there anything I am committing to beyond the published price?
- Invoice chasing has no setup fee and no minimum term, and a website has no minimum term either — both are month to month, and chasing stops on an individual account the moment they pay, agree a date, dispute the work, or you tell us to. The AI receptionist has a minimum term stated in your quote: three months if you pay the setup fee and six if you do not. There the setup fee is buying flexibility; the longer term is buying a smaller cost up front. Nothing has an exit fee, and nothing renews automatically for a period you have to remember to cancel.
- What if the work turns out to be bigger than expected?
- That is our problem, not yours. The price is agreed in writing before we start, and if we misjudged the scope we absorb it. If the work you want genuinely changes, we quote the change before doing it.
Get a fixed price for your situation
Describe what you need in a couple of lines and we'll come back with a scope, a price and a date — or tell you we're not the right fit.