A proper three-page site
Your own .co.uk, registered in your name, written and checked by a real person, live in days. That is 3 Wee Pages — £149 to launch, then £49 a year for hosting and the domain. No builder to learn, no monthly lock-in.
Some people need to look real online by the end of the week. Some need a site that does actual work once the visitor arrives. And some need software of their own, because the job they do does not fit anything off the shelf. We build all three — and we will tell you honestly which one you need, even when it is the cheap one.
Your own .co.uk, registered in your name, written and checked by a real person, live in days. That is 3 Wee Pages — £149 to launch, then £49 a year for hosting and the domain. No builder to learn, no monthly lock-in.
More pages, more depth, and the plumbing behind them: quotes, enquiries that land somewhere you can find them, payments, a proper trail. Built to be read by people and by search engines. Quoted before we start, on what it actually has to do.
When the work does not fit off-the-shelf software, we build the system: your data, your workflow, your logins, your audit trail. It is the same discipline our own seven products are built with — pointed at one business instead of a market.
Three we are allowed to name, all live, all doing a real job for a real business. There are others online and others in build that we cannot name yet — not every client wants their supplier listed, and we would rather keep the client than the credit.
A family-run washroom services and commercial cleaning business covering Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. We built them a site that renders every page properly at build time, so search engines and link previews see real content instead of an empty shell — and a cookie banner that genuinely asks first: analytics stay switched off until the visitor says yes.
A repair management portal for IT providers: book a device in, track it, quote it, invoice it — from one branded portal their own clients can log into and check on. It replaced a whiteboard, a spreadsheet and a run of "where is my laptop?" phone calls. Public site and private workshop, both built and hosted by us.
MakeITgood recover, repair, refurbish and securely destroy IT equipment. We built WipeTrail, the platform the yard runs on: collections booked in, every serial scanned against the job, erasure logged as it happens, and a certificate at the end that still stands up when someone asks about one device six weeks later. Not a brochure — the system the business works in.
We would far rather tell you that three pages is all you need than sell you a platform you will never log into. The right build is the smallest one that actually fixes the problem.
These are not upgrades and they are not on a tier list. They hold whether you spend £149 or considerably more, because they are how we work rather than what we sell.
Registered in your name, not ours. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, you take it and go — and we will help you move it rather than make it awkward.
AI drafts, a human polishes, you get the human version. Every line on the page has been read by someone who can be asked about it afterwards.
Real markup that search engines and answer engines can read, a title and description written for each page, a sitemap that matches the site, and structured data where it genuinely helps.
Analytics and chat stay switched off until the visitor agrees, and declining is exactly as easy as accepting. We do it on our own sites and we do it on yours.
We process it to run the thing you are paying for, and that is the end of it. We do not enrich it, resell it, share it or model on it. Ask for an export and you get one.
One small company in Cambridge. There is no account manager relaying your message to a developer you never meet — you talk to the people who wrote it.