Business Website
A professional site your customers actually find.
from $349 first year
- 10 GB
- 100 GB / month
- Unlimited editors
// Bought running
Managed Business Apps
Pick the system your business needs. It’s live on your own domain in 48 hours, and I handle every technical part of it — forever.
// How it works
Four steps, and three of them are mine
You answer some questions and pay an invoice. Everything after that is my job.
Choose your app and answer a few quick questions.
I confirm the details and send your invoice.
You pay. I buy the domain, deploy, secure, and test.
Within 48 hours you get your login and your dashboard is live.
// The range
Pick the one that matches the problem
Each one is a finished system, not a starting point. Prices are for the first year and include the domain.
Online Store
Take orders, take payment, and keep every pound of it.
from $549 first year
- 20 GB
- 250 GB / month
- Unlimited staff accounts
Sales CRM
Every lead in one place, and nothing lost in a chat thread.
from $449 first year
- 10 GB
- 100 GB / month
- Up to 10 users
Team Drive
Team storage on your own domain, not on somebody else's account.
from $499 first year
- 100 GB
- 250 GB / month
- Up to 10 users
Online Academy
Teach, enrol and certify, on a campus with your name over the door.
from $599 first year
- 25 GB
- 250 GB / month
- Up to 50 learners
Invoicing System
Send it, track it, and know the moment it is paid.
from $299 first year
- 5 GB
- 50 GB / month
- Up to 5 users
Private Analytics Coming soon
See what people do on your site, without handing them to an ad network.
Tell me when it’s ready →Workflow Automation Coming soon
Connect the tools you already use, and stop copying between them.
Tell me when it’s ready →
// In every plan
Whichever one you buy, this comes with it
Six things that are never a separate line on your invoice, because they are not optional and pretending they were would just make the headline number smaller.
- Your own domain — Registered in your name, pointed at your app, and renewed with your plan. You are the legal owner from day one.
- Cloudflare in front of it — Traffic is filtered before it reaches the server, and pages are served from the city nearest your visitor.
- Backups every night — Taken automatically and kept for 30 days. A bad Tuesday is recoverable to Monday.
- A padlock that stays green — The certificate is installed, renewed and checked. Nobody sees a browser warning on your address.
- Watched around the clock — If your app stops answering, I find out from a monitor rather than from your customer.
- Me on the other end — Email me and a person replies, within 24 hours on business days. No ticket queue, no chatbot.
// Why it matters
It is your name on it, not somebody else’s
Most small businesses run on somebody else’s address. The shop sits on a marketplace subdomain. The files live in a personal cloud account. The invoices arrive from a generic mailbox, and the customer list is a spreadsheet being emailed around.
It works, right up until a client looks closely. The same work at your own address reads completely differently: yourcompany.com for the shop, files.yourcompany.com for the drive, an invoice from accounts@yourcompany.com. Nothing about the work changed. What changed is that you now look like a business that intends to be here next year.
That is what every one of these is. Your system, at your address, with your name on it and your login to it. Nobody arriving can tell whether you are three people or thirty — and that is the entire point of doing it this way.
Email on that domain is the obvious next step, and it is the one paid add-on here — from $39 a year, on the same invoice, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up properly so what you send actually arrives. Every app page prices it. You can add it on day one or a year later, for the same money.
// The honest bit
Why not just do it yourself?
You can. Every one of these is software you could install on a cheap server this weekend, and if that sounds like a good weekend, do it. You will learn a great deal and it will barely cost you anything.
The cost is somewhere else. Setting one of these up is an afternoon when it goes well. Keeping it running is the actual job: security patches the week they land, a certificate that renews without anyone noticing it happened, backups you have restored from rather than assumed, and the Sunday evening it stops answering when you find out from a customer instead of a monitor.
So the honest version is this. If your time is worth less than the price, do it yourself — you are not the customer here. If it is worth more, or you would rather spend it on the business the app is supposed to serve, that is what you are paying for. Not the software. The years after the install.
// At a glance
Every plan, side by side
One payment a year. The setup fee is in the first-year figure and never appears again, which is why the renewal is lower.
| App | First year | Renews at | Storage | Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Website | $349 | $249 / year | 10 GB | 100 GB / month |
| Online Store | $549 | $399 / year | 20 GB | 250 GB / month |
| Sales CRM | $449 | $329 / year | 10 GB | 100 GB / month |
| Team Drive | $499 | $379 / year | 100 GB | 250 GB / month |
| Online Academy | $599 | $449 / year | 25 GB | 250 GB / month |
| Invoicing System | $299 | $199 / year | 5 GB | 50 GB / month |
All figures in USD. Need more room than a plan carries? Ask, and I quote the difference — nothing is rebuilt and there is no second setup fee. Who owns what, how cancelling works and what happens after you leave are on the service terms page.
// Questions
The six people actually ask
What exactly do I receive?
A working application on your own domain, and your login for it. Nothing to install, nothing to configure, nothing to keep up to date. You open a browser and it is there.
What happens after 48 hours?
I keep it running. Updates, backups, certificates, security patches and monitoring are all mine. Your side is using it.
Can I move it somewhere else later?
Yes. Ask for an export and you get the complete set within 5 business days, at no cost. The domain transfers to wherever you want it. There is no exit fee and no lock-in clause.
Is this really one payment a year?
Yes. One invoice, once a year. Nothing is billed monthly, nothing auto-charges, and no card is kept on file. I invoice you 30 days before renewal and you decide what to do.
What if I need more storage or a bigger plan?
Tell me and I quote the difference. Your app is not rebuilt and nothing is set up again, so there is no second setup fee. The caps move and your next invoice reflects it.
Who owns the domain?
You do. It is registered in your name, with your details as the legal registrant, from the day it is bought. I administer it; I do not own it.
Not sure which one fits?
Twenty minutes on a call and you will know — including if the answer is none of them.