A website built around how you actually work.
When the standard plans don't fit, I design and build it myself — and you still own every line.
What makes it Bespoke
- Designed for you, not chosen from a set
- Standard and Premium start from templates I've already built. Bespoke starts from your business: the layout, the pages and the way people move through them are drawn up for you.
- It can do things the plans can't
- A client area, an unusual booking flow, a portfolio that works the way your trade does, a link to a system you already use. If it can be built on the web, it can be scoped.
- The same modules underneath
- Booking, enquiries, newsletter, offers, Google reviews, CRM and loyalty all plug in. You get custom design without paying for custom plumbing.
- I look after it
- Hosting oversight, security and updates, and hands-on changes every month — done by me, not raised as a ticket.
What it costs
£3,000–£5,000
for the build, quoted as one fixed price once we've agreed the scope.
£249 a month
once it's live. Cancel any time.
The monthly covers
- Hosting oversight, security and dependency updates
- Every module your site uses, kept running
- 2 hands-on changes a month, made by me
- A monthly report in plain English
Anything larger than a change — a new section, a new feature — I quote separately before starting. If you ever leave, the website stays yours on your own hosting account; it's the ModuForge modules that switch off.
How it goes
- 01
You send a brief
The form below. Ten minutes, and it tells me enough to be useful on the phone.
- 02
We talk
I call within two working days. We work out what you need and what you don't.
- 03
A written scope and a fixed quote
What I'll build, what it costs, and when. Nothing is agreed until you've read both.
- 04
Deposit, then the build
You see it take shape and steer it as it goes.
- 05
Live, and looked after
It launches on your own hosting account, and moves onto the monthly plan.
Tell me what you need
There's no checkout at the end of this — just me, reading it. If Bespoke turns out not to be the right fit, I'll tell you which plan is.