Website Tips · 2026-10-06

Website Builds: Pricing & Process

When did you last actually load your own website on your phone? Here's exactly how much a proper website costs, and what the process actually looks like — no agency jargon.

When did you last actually load your own website on your phone? Be honest.

Slow, dated sites cost you enquiries

Sites that looked fine five years ago are now slow, dated, or actively costing you enquiries. Someone lands on your site, waits three seconds for it to load, and leaves — a customer gone, and you never even knew they existed.

Quick chat, fixed price, no surprises

Here's how I fix that, without the agency song and dance. A quick chat first — figuring out exactly what you need, and just as importantly, what you don't, so you're not paying for things you'll never use. Then a fixed price, agreed upfront. No surprise invoices halfway through, no "that'll be extra" emails three weeks in.

What it actually costs

  • Simple — from £800. Up to 3 pages, mobile-friendly, contact form sorted.
  • Standard — from £1,900 (the most popular option). More pages, full on-page SEO and analytics, an AI assistant built in.
  • Custom — from £4,000. Bookings, e-commerce, real integrations.

After launch

Every build comes with 30 days of support after launch, and you deal directly with me — not a rotating cast of account managers.

Quick chat. Fixed price. Fast build. Sorted, not sold.

Fancy a quick chat about yours? No pressure — let's see what it actually needs.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost with leeday.uk?

Simple sites (up to 3 pages, mobile-friendly, contact form) start from £800. Standard, the most popular option, starts from £1,900 and includes more pages, full on-page SEO, analytics, and an AI assistant. Custom builds with bookings, e-commerce, or real integrations start from £4,000.

Is the price fixed, or can it change halfway through?

Fixed and agreed upfront. No surprise invoices halfway through, and no 'that'll be extra' emails weeks into the project.

What happens after the site goes live?

Every build comes with 30 days of support after launch, and you deal directly with me — not a rotating cast of account managers.

What's the actual process for getting a website built?

A quick chat first to figure out exactly what you need (and what you don't), then a fixed price agreed upfront, then the build itself — fast, with no six-week onboarding process.

Topics: Website Tips, Guide

By Lee Day · leeday.uk · UK-wide support

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