Give customers a clear place to find what you do and get in touch. A distinctive, one-page website for £100.
One page. One round of changes. Your website files.
These are independent design proposals, not paid client commissions or endorsements. They show the style and scope of the one-page offer.
A single page built around your services, your character and the next step for your customer.
Ask about a websiteDomain registration and renewal, any hosting charges, email hosting, maintenance and further edits are separate. Extra pages, online shops, booking systems and payment systems are outside this offer. No recurring service is included.
We agree the one-page scope and the look. You check your services, wording and contact details.
Send one consolidated set of text changes. We confirm the £100 price, ownership and handover terms in writing before payment is requested.
After cleared payment, receive the files and setup assistance. Your hosting and domain accounts stay under your control.
I’m an independent website builder offering straightforward, one-page websites for small businesses. You deal directly with me, from the first design to the handover.
I use AI-assisted tools alongside design and content editing. Business details need your approval before launch, and I keep the scope and costs clear from the outset.
Yes. With your permission, we can connect a domain you control to the new site. We agree the change first and preserve your existing email settings. Domain renewals remain your responsibility.
The written agreement covers the bespoke work and any reusable or third-party components. After cleared payment, you receive the portable files and the agreed rights to use and modify the website. Hosting and domain account control are arranged separately in your name. Exclusive rights are not promised in AI-generated material.
The £100 is for the defined project. Domains, any hosting charges, email hosting, maintenance and additional changes are separate. Free hosting may be suitable for a simple site, but it has limits and is not guaranteed indefinitely.
No. A proposal is an independent design, not your official site. If you don’t want yours, reply “no thanks” to Connor and I’ll take it offline, remove it from the examples here if featured, and won’t contact you again.
Tell me your business name, what you do and whether you already have a website. We’ll take it from there.
connor.wriight@gmail.com
