Locations Wiltshire
Web design for Salisbury businesses, run from London.
Salisbury restaurants depend on cathedral tourism: they need a bookings widget and clear dietary detail above the fold, because most reservations come from a phone Googled outside the cathedral gate.
Wiltshire, South West England cathedral tourism hospitality · independent retail · MoD supply chain · professional services
Distance, priced at zero
We are in London; you are in Salisbury; the work does not care. Briefs run as a 30-minute video call, drafts and edits move over email, and the fee is identical everywhere in the UK. What you give up is a coffee. What you keep is a studio chosen on its work rather than its postcode.
What turning up would not add
Every deliverable in this service arrives over the wire: the draft site, the revisions, the edits after launch, the search work, the profile upkeep. Doing it from Salisbury rather than London would change the price and nothing else.
So the fee stays flat: build, Cloudflare hosting, domain, SSL, edits and ongoing search work, month by month, cancel when you like. The first 30 days are refundable in full and you keep the work.
Shops and showrooms in Salisbury
For a shop, the site has one commercial job: turn a search into a visit. That means hours that agree with the Google profile, a feel for what you stock without a clunky cart in the way, and a page that loads before the customer gives up. We keep all three current as stock and seasons change.
Search work for Salisbury, done over the wire
The map block that answers "cathedral tourism hospitality near me" in Salisbury is ranked from Google Business Profiles on relevance, distance and prominence. Every lever behind that ranking is administrative: categories, hours, services, photographs, review answers. Administration travels well.
Under the map, the ordinary results reward pages that load fast and answer the exact question typed. We build those pages and keep them current, from London, every month.
The price, flat and published
Essentials is £49 a month, Growth is £79 a month, and Pro is £200 a month for owners who want weekly publishing, with £0 setup on all three. Pay the year up front for a 10% discount. The price is the same in Salisbury as anywhere else in the UK. The pricing page lists what sits in each tier.
Inside the first 30 days, if it is not what you asked for, we refund every month you have paid, no questions, and you keep the work and the domain.
Questions
Fair questions from Salisbury owners
You are in London and I am in Salisbury. How does that work?
Entirely remotely, by design. The brief is a 30-minute video call, drafts arrive by email, and edits are a plain-English email away. Your customers are in Salisbury; we do not need to be. The one thing distance never touches is the price, which is the same everywhere in the UK.
Who am I actually dealing with?
One person: the founder, based in East Dulwich, London. The same person briefs, builds, writes and maintains every site we run. No account managers, no handoffs, no outsourced studio behind the curtain.
Will we ever meet in person?
Probably not, and it has never held a project back. We will travel for a project that genuinely warrants it, but for a site in Salisbury the video call does the job and keeps the price where it is.
What does it cost?
£49 a month for Essentials or £79 for Growth, £0 setup, 10% off paid annually. That includes hosting, the domain, SSL, edits, on-page SEO and Google Business Profile upkeep. The first 30 days are covered by a full money-back guarantee.
Can a London studio do local SEO for Salisbury?
Yes, because the work is not done by standing in Salisbury. It is done in the Google Business Profile, in service pages that match what Salisbury customers type, and in a site that loads fast on a phone. Google ranks the map block on relevance, distance and prominence, and all three are worked on remotely.
How do changes get made after launch?
You email what needs changing in plain English and it happens: about two working days on Essentials, next working day on Growth. No CMS to learn, no tickets, no per-edit invoice.
Read before you buy
Published homework, free either way
- Your web designer has gone quiet, a recovery checklist : how to get the domain and site back.
- Pay-monthly vs one-off websites, the 5-year maths : when each model wins, including where one-off does.
- 7 red flags in a website maintenance contract : what £50 to £300 a month should actually buy.
Nearby
Describe your Salisbury business in two or three sentences and send it over. A reply comes within two working days, from the person who would do the work.