Locations Tyne and Wear
Web design for Newcastle businesses, run from London.
Newcastle has a growing tech-and-digital cluster on the back of Helix and Northumbria: local SMBs now lose work to firms that look like they belong in that cluster, regardless of whether they actually do.
Tyne and Wear, North East England digital and tech · independent hospitality · professional services · creative
Distance, priced at zero
We are in London; you are in Newcastle; the work does not care. Briefs run as a 30-minute video call, drafts and edits move over email, and the fee is identical everywhere in the UK. What you give up is a coffee. What you keep is a studio chosen on its work rather than its postcode.
What turning up would not add
Every deliverable in this service arrives over the wire: the draft site, the revisions, the edits after launch, the search work, the profile upkeep. Doing it from Newcastle rather than London would change the price and nothing else.
So the fee stays flat: build, Cloudflare hosting, domain, SSL, edits and ongoing search work, month by month, cancel when you like. The first 30 days are refundable in full and you keep the work.
Independent hospitality in Newcastle
An independent venue cannot outspend a chain, but it can out-publish one: current menus, real photographs, accurate hours and a booking link that works first time. We keep that set true every month, which is the part most hospitality sites quietly stop doing.
What "found in Newcastle" really takes
Most searches that bring custom carry local intent: the service with the city name attached, or "near me". The map block answers them first, ranked from Business Profiles, and the ordinary results underneath reward pages that load fast and answer plainly. Both are worked on remotely, both monthly.
In a city of Newcastle's size the mistake is trying to rank for everything city-wide at once. The realistic wins are your services in your part of the city, the searches your actual customers make, and your own name searched by someone who was told about you. We aim there and say so.
The price, flat and published
Essentials is £49 a month, Growth is £79 a month, and Pro is £200 a month for owners who want weekly publishing, with £0 setup on all three. Pay the year up front for a 10% discount. The price is the same in Newcastle as anywhere else in the UK. The pricing page lists what sits in each tier.
Inside the first 30 days, if it is not what you asked for, we refund every month you have paid, no questions, and you keep the work and the domain.
Questions
Fair questions from Newcastle owners
You are in London and I am in Newcastle. How does that work?
Entirely remotely, by design. The brief is a 30-minute video call, drafts arrive by email, and edits are a plain-English email away. Your customers are in Newcastle; we do not need to be. The one thing distance never touches is the price, which is the same everywhere in the UK.
Who am I actually dealing with?
One person: the founder, based in East Dulwich, London. The same person briefs, builds, writes and maintains every site we run. No account managers, no handoffs, no outsourced studio behind the curtain.
How do changes get made after launch?
You email what needs changing in plain English and it happens: about two working days on Essentials, next working day on Growth. No CMS to learn, no tickets, no per-edit invoice.
If I cancel, what do I keep?
Everything: the domain in your name, the content, the code and the design files. A working copy is handed over within seven working days and there is no exit fee. Inside the first 30 days, cancelling also refunds every month paid.
How long until launch?
Usually about a week: a 30-minute brief call, a draft within two working days, one or two rounds of revisions, then live.
Will we ever meet in person?
Probably not, and it has never held a project back. We will travel for a project that genuinely warrants it, but for a site in Newcastle the video call does the job and keeps the price where it is.
Read before you buy
Published homework, free either way
- 7 red flags in a website maintenance contract : what £50 to £300 a month should actually buy.
- Zero enquiries from your new website, 4 things to fix first : diagnostics in fix-order.
- What a small business website actually costs in the UK in 2026 : price ranges with the hidden line items.
Nearby
Send your web address, or just describe the business, and we will come back inside two working days with what we would do and what it would cost.