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One page, up to six sections

The One‑Pager

£695

One long, well‑organised page that says what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.

Plenty for a lot of businesses. I’m Joe, and I’ll design it, build it and put it live.

See the one I made earlier What you pay, and when

That’s including VAT.

  • First working version within 7 days of choosing a look
  • One 30‑minute call with me
  • One round of changes

Book this one: The One‑Pager

Rather ask first? 01244 668 966

Who it’s for

For a business people mostly ring.

You do one main thing, and most of your work starts with somebody picking up the phone. Before they do, they want to see what you do, roughly what it costs, that you cover where they live and that you’re real.

One well‑organised page does all of that, and reads easily on a phone, which is where most of them will be. If you do several quite different things, each of which people search for, The Small Site gives each its own page.

What’s in it

  • One page, up to six sections
  • All copy drafted for you
  • Enquiry form and a tap‑to‑call button
  • Set up to be found on Google and Google Maps
  • One round of changes

And, as with every size: me as your one contact, a bespoke design, good on a phone, built to the WCAG accessibility guidelines, and yours to keep. If I host it, visitor statistics without a cookie banner, and a domain name if you need one.

No logo yet? Branding, £350. I’ll design your logo and the look that goes with it, with as many ideas and changes as it takes, and brand guidelines so everything else you make matches. Mention it when you book, or on our call. See the branding I made for Bradawl (opens in a new tab)

Here’s one I made earlier.

Bradawl is made up, so I could show you a One‑Pager without borrowing a real client’s customers. The website is real, though: have a click around. Yours will look like your business, not like Rob’s.

Bradawl

Handyman, Chester. The One‑Pager. Made‑up business.

  1. A form beside the headline. A name and a number is all it needs, so asking for a call back takes about twenty seconds. It’s at the foot of the page as well.

  2. The number, with the hours next to it. So people know whether Rob will pick up before they try.

  3. On a phone, Rob is one press away. A bar along the bottom keeps “Ring Rob” and “Call me back” within reach of a thumb, wherever you are on the page.

  4. And one you can’t see. His area, his hours and his number are given to Google and Google Maps from the same place the page gets them, so the two never disagree.

Built to get: Call‑back requests

Visit the site, Bradawl (opens in a new tab)

What people ask before they ring

Further down the page. Will he turn up, what will it cost, will he leave a mess, is the job too small: each answered in a word and a line. Then the jobs he does most weeks, each with its starting price, and a worked example of a bill.

How long it takes

From our call to a live website.

Typically within 14 days.

  1. Talk to me

    On video. If your answers to my questions already tell me enough to start, you can skip it.

    30 minutes

  2. Choose a look

    I send three looks for the top of your home page. Pick one, or tell me to choose. If none of them is right, I send a second set.

    Within 2 days

  3. First working version

    A link to the whole page, working, in the look you chose.

    Within 7 days of choosing a look

  4. Your changes

    Click on anything and leave a note. I sort it out.

    One round of changes

  5. Live

    I put it live and look after it for £30 a month, with no tie‑in. Or take the code and put it live yourself.

    Typically within 14 days of our call

What you pay, and when

The price is fixed. Nothing gets added unless you’ve agreed to it first.

If, after our call, you decide I’m not a good fit, you get all of the deposit back. That holds right up until I send your looks.

When you bookThe deposit, which comes off the price£250

When you’re happy with itAnd it’s ready to go live£445

The One‑Pager £695

Things people ask about this one

The rest of the questions

Is one page really enough?

For a lot of businesses, yes. If people mostly ring you about one main thing, they want to know what you do, where, roughly what it costs and how to get hold of you. That fits on one page, and Bradawl’s shows how.

Can I move up later?

Yes. Moving up to The Small Site costs the difference in price, which is £955, and nothing on top.

Can I change the words myself?

Not with an editor: that comes with The Small Site. You can download the code, though, so you or another developer can change anything, or if I’m hosting it I can make changes for you for a higher monthly fee.

Or one of the other two

Sounds about right? Book this one.

Pick a time to talk and pay the £250 deposit, which comes off the £695. If our call shows it isn’t a good fit, you get it back.

Book The One‑Pager

Book a call Ring Joe on 01244 668 966