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Everything a British Web Design website includes for one monthly price per website, from the pages and hosting to booking, payments and changes, and the few things that cost extra.

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Every British Web Design website includes the build, the hosting, its own admin panel and changes on request for one monthly price per website, with no setup fee. A brochure site with only a contact form costs the same as a site that takes bookings and payments. This article lists what is included, what costs extra and what is not offered.

The price

A British Web Design website costs €11.99/month. The price is per website, so an owner with two websites pays for two. There is no setup fee, no contract and no hourly rate for changes.

What is included

Included What it means
Pages and copy Written for the business from its brief, with the pages chosen to suit it. Reviews are only quoted word for word from the business's own listings, credited, never invented.
Photographs The owner's own first, then pictures from an existing website, then credited stock photographs from Unsplash and Pixabay.
A logo The owner's own, or rounds of six logo designs to choose from on the dashboard.
Contact form Messages go to the owner's inbox and are also kept in the admin panel. Spam protection included.
Online booking Services, staff, opening hours and a booking calendar, with deposits if wanted. See Online booking and deposits.
Card payments and a shop Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay into the owner's own Stripe account, and a small shop. See Card payments and online shops.
A blog Its first four posts written for the business, unless a blog makes no sense for it.
Menus Header and footer menus the owner can change, with dropdowns and mega menus.
PDF menus and price lists Turned into pages item by item, with the PDF offered as a download.
Videos and galleries Videos of up to 500 MB uploaded from the admin panel, and galleries that enlarge when tapped.
Social links Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and Checkatrade links in the header and footer.
Legal pages A privacy policy and website terms written for the business.
Search engine basics Page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, sharing tags and pages that work on phones. See Search engines, analytics and page speed.
Analytics and page speed Google Analytics and Search Console on the owner's own Google account, and regular Google PageSpeed Insights tests.
Hosting, https and backups UK servers in London and Manchester, certificates issued and renewed automatically, and backups of the live database. See Hosting, security and backups.
A staging copy A private copy of the site where every change is tried first.
Its own admin panel Laravel Nova, for the words, pictures, opening hours, bookings, products and enquiries.
Changes and support Ordinary changes asked for in plain English, and email and live chat answered by a person in Yorkshire.
Domain connection A domain the owner already has, connected, with the records shown and checked.

What costs extra

Costs extra How it is charged
Registering a new domain name The cost price of the name plus a handling charge, paid once a year and shown in pounds before buying. See Domain names.
Stripe's card fees Stripe takes its standard fees from each card payment. British Web Design adds no booking or payment fee of its own.
Another website Each website is billed separately at €11.99/month.
Very large pieces of work British Web Design talks to the owner first about anything genuinely large. Ordinary changes stay included.

What is not offered

  • A large online shop. The shop suits a small business selling a few dozen products with options, not thousands of products kept in step with a stock system.
  • Recurring payments. Memberships, subscriptions and class passes cannot be sold through a British Web Design site.
  • A drag-and-drop editor or plugins. British Web Design sites are Laravel applications, edited through forms in their admin panel, not WordPress or a page builder.
  • The owner's own domain during the trial. During the free trial the site stays on its staging address.

Questions

What is included in the price of a British Web Design website?

The build, UK hosting, https, backups, a staging copy, the site's own admin panel, the contact form, online booking, card payments and a shop if wanted, analytics and ordinary changes are all included in €11.99/month per website. There is no setup fee and no contract.

Does a British Web Design website cost more with online booking or a shop?

No. A British Web Design site with online booking, payments and a shop costs the same as a brochure site with only a contact form. Stripe takes its own standard fees from card payments.

What costs extra with British Web Design?

Registering a new domain name costs extra: the cost price of the name plus a handling charge, paid once a year and shown before buying. Each additional website is billed separately at the same monthly price.

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More in How it works and what you get

  • How a website gets built

    The four steps from a sentence or two about a business to a live British Web Design website: the brief, the build and the human check, a private preview, and going live.

  • Online booking and deposits

    How online booking works on a British Web Design website: appointments, tables, classes and whole days, deposits or full payment by card, a calendar in the admin panel and Google Calendar.

  • Card payments and online shops

    How card payments and the shop work on a British Web Design website: Stripe Connect into the owner's own account, Apple Pay and Google Pay, products, basket, discount codes, delivery and downloads.

  • Domain names

    How domain names work with British Web Design: buying a .co.uk or other name from the dashboard in the owner's own name, connecting a name they already have, DNS, renewals and leaving.

  • Hosting, security and backups

    How British Web Design hosts and protects its websites: UK servers, a private staging copy beside every live site, automatic https, daily database backups, updates and error tracking.

  • Changes, editing and support

    How British Web Design customers ask for changes in plain English, how each change is checked and approved before it goes live, how owners edit their own site, and how support works.

  • Search engines, analytics and page speed

    What every British Web Design website does for search engines, how Google Analytics and Search Console are set up on the owner's own account, and how page speed is measured over time.

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