Brighton and Hove businesses, from Church Road to the Lanes.
Every site is designed and built from a blank page for one business, by the person you speak to. No templates, no account managers, and no monthly tie in.
Below are the Brighton businesses with a site built here. Each one links to the real thing, shown page by page.
A pawnbroker that looks like a jeweller, with a valuation estimator that gives people a number before they have to carry anything through the door.
02A site that looks more expensive than the national chains it sits against, with a valuation request built into the scroll rather than buried on a form page.
03A menu people can read on a phone in a queue, and a booking that happens on the restaurant's own site instead of somebody else's.
04A booking journey that belongs to the shop instead of a platform, wrapped in something that looks like a menswear brand rather than a salon directory.
05A visitor picks new boiler, breakdown, service, heat pump, bathroom, or commercial, and gets a real range immediately. The commercial and landlord enquiries route separately from the domestic ones, so the valuable jobs are not sitting in the same inbox as a dripping tap.
06The estimate does the qualifying that a salesman used to do in someone's living room. People who want a survey have already seen the range and accepted it, and the emergency jobs skip the whole thing and go straight to the phone.
Half an hour on the business, then scope and a fixed price in writing within two working days. Nothing designed until that is agreed.