A proper website. £249. Live in 72 hours.

It's really £249, and there's no catch. The AI does the heavy lifting on the build, so it's quick, so it's cheap. You pay once. That's it.

No — the build is a one-off. Pay once and it's yours, done, with your first year of hosting and domain included. The £29 plan is the optional bit that looks after it: kept findable on Google, hosted, secure, your domain renewed year after year, and small changes sorted — so you never have to think about it. Most people start it from day one for the looking-after, but it's entirely optional and you can cancel anytime. Either way, the site stays yours.

Straight answer: a website needs hosting to stay online, and the £29 is what pays for it — so if it stops, the site comes offline. But nothing's lost. You own the lot, so you can hand it to another host and put it straight back up, or come back to me anytime. It just needs someone keeping the lights on.

And your first year's hosting is already in the £249, so this only comes into play from year two.

From our first chat, once I've got what I need from you: a rough idea of your business and any photos or logo you want to use.

There are only three slots a week, so you might wait a few days to start. The build itself is three days.

You see a preview on day two and get two rounds of changes to get it right. You don't pay until you're happy — then you approve it and it goes live. No money changes hands for something you haven't signed off.

Same price. I'll rebuild it from scratch and move your domain across, so you keep your web address. You don't lose a thing.

Yes. Everything — the site, the words and the domain. If you ever want to walk away, you take the lot with you.

You don't manage anything. I set the whole thing up, and on the Care Plan I handle every change — you just send a WhatsApp. You never log in, never touch code, never wrestle with settings. If you can send a text, you can run your website.

Honestly, more than almost anything. When someone needs what you do, they don't reach for a phone book — they Google it or tap the map on their phone, then look at who shows up, what the reviews say, and whether there's a proper website behind it. If you're not there, or what's there looks half-finished, they go with whoever is — and that's usually not the best person for the job, just the easiest to find. Being on Google, looking the part and easy to choose, is how a local business gets picked. That's exactly what I set up for you and keep looked after on the £29 plan: your Google listing sorted and kept fresh, so when someone nearby is looking, you're the one they find. It builds over time rather than overnight, but it's the difference between getting found and getting forgotten.

A Facebook page is grand, but you don't own it and it's hard to be found on Google with one. A proper website shows up when someone searches for what you do, and it's yours.

You can. But DIY builders eat your evenings, and your evenings are worth more than £249. I do it in three days while you get on with the job.

You could have a go. But getting a good site out of AI takes someone who knows how to drive it, and that's my whole job. I'm an AI whizz — I get the best out of it, then shape it into a proper site for your business, not generic guff.

And even then, AI only writes the code. It doesn't register your domain, set up your hosting and email, connect you to Google, or fix things at 9pm when something breaks. That's all me.

Maybe — there are folk online who'll do a site for less. The difference is what you're left holding. Cheap usually means you still write your own words, sort your own domain, hosting and email, and wire up Google yourself — and when it breaks, the job's done and so is your help.

With me there's nothing left for you to do, it's set up to be found locally, and I'm still a WhatsApp away next year. The build's the easy bit; it's everything round it you're paying for.