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Are you looking to start a new business online in 2026? Then check out our website design prices in London below.
Website design London

We understand that budgets are small when starting a business, so we have ensured our costs are affordable and cover everything a new business would need. Here is a guide to our latest prices:

1-3 pages WordPress design from £395, this includes:

  • Latest WordPress software.
  • Free hosting and assistance for the 1st year.
  • Unlimited revisions.
  • 5 free email addresses.
  • Responsive design.
  • SEO-friendly URLs.

eCommerce design using WooCommerce from £895; includes:

  • 1-5 info pages.
  • Single page checkout.
  • Payment processor integration.
  • Shipping methods and prices are configured.
  • Fast-loading store.
  • Free assistance and hosting for 1 year.

Logo design, search engine optimisation, Google business listing creation, and website management and maintenance.

These are just some of the services we provide with our website design London packages. For a bespoke quotation, don’t hesitate to contact us via email or telephone so we can arrange a quick chat about your online business needs.

Website design London FAQ's

Costs for a website depend on different factors, and prices can range from £295 for a basic website, from £895 for a basic e-commerce site to £10k+ for larger, more complex websites. For example, the price will differ depending on the following:

  • Type of website (eCommerce, brochure, single page).
  • Platform (WordPress, Magento, Shopify).
  • The size of your site (Single page, 3-6 pages, 100+ pages).
  • Special features ( Booking system, payment processor).
  • Supplying your content (Do you have images and text already, or do you need to use our copywriting service?).

These are just some of the factors considered when pricing for a website, which is why we cannot give definitive prices without knowing more about your website design London project and particular needs.

Ensuring you choose the right web design company in London for your website can be daunting. Below are some things you should take into consideration when searching:

  • View their portfolios of past work.
  • Look for customer reviews on Google, Trustpilot, etc.
  • Compare costs to other companies.
  • Ask about the content management systems they use.
  • What aftercare do they provide, such as training, etc?

These are just some things to consider when choosing the right website designer in London.

A very basic website can start from as little as £395; this would typically be a homepage with a contact us page.

Our eCommerce prices start from as little as £895; this would be for a standard online store with a maximum of 3-10 products added along with their relevant categories and integration of a basic payment processor like Paypal or Stripe.

  • A basic 10-page website with a homepage, contact us page, gallery page, and services or location pages usually costs between £850 and £1450.
  • A basic e-commerce 10-page website ranges from £995 to £1895, adding up to 10 products and 10 categories and a maximum of 10 information pages.

*Please note that the prices above are just a guide and will vary depending on the type of 10-page website required and any additional features you may need us to integrate.*

Our website design London packages always include the following, regardless of size:

  • Design and layout of your choice.
  • Unlimited revisions.
  • Free web and email hosting for the 1st year.
  • Free training and assistance for 1 year.
  • Free SSL certificate for the 1st year.

However, depending on the size of your project and what type of website we will be developing, additional extras may be included in our packages.

Using a web designer in London can be beneficial, especially if you are a local business, as they can increase your online presence and attract new customers within the London area.

This all depends on what information you want to add to your website. Below are some of the main sections that are usually featured on a basic website:

  • Header – This shows the company logo, contact information and a menu with dropdown links.
  • Hero section – This is generally a large image to convey products and services to your visitors. You can use one photo, slider, or tiled layout to highlight different information at the top of the page.
  • Content sections – This is where all your page information is placed. For example, titles, texts, images, products, services and forms are all located here.
  • Footer section – The very last part of a website typically has contact info and any important links to policies, terms and social media pages.

Yes, you can, as many online site builders are out there to help you build your own. However, you may be better off letting a professional website designer create your site and take the stress out of doing it all yourself. Web designers have years of experience and access to software, tools and imagery to build a website. Unlike self-website building sites, they often request you sign up for a monthly subscription fee, whereas most web designers create websites for a fixed one-off price.

The difference between a website and a landing page is the following:

  • A landing page is created for target audiences most interested in the offer. It also has limited navigation and is mainly used to sell a product or obtain leads.
  • A website differs and would have an audience interested in your business type; it also provides access to all pages by using the menu functionality or breadcrumbs. A website’s sole purpose is to detail and present a business online.

The bottom section of a website is called a footer; in this space, you would generally feature contact details, terms and conditions page links, company information, copyright and links to your social media pages.

  • A homepage is generally the first-seen page when users visit your website and typically provides an insight into your company, products and services. It also features a menu allowing users to navigate the rest of the site.
  • A landing page is designed for a visitor to reach this page after searching for a particular product, brand or service.

Icons are small images that are placed on a webpage to help indicate information, and they help to visualise and capture the visitor’s attention.

No, if anyone says they can immediately get your brand new website onto the first page of Google, they are not being sincere. Having a website does not automatically mean you will reach number one or even page one of the search engines. SEO needs to be performed and, if completed correctly, can get you on to page one of Google, but it can take a minimum of 6 months to see the results, if not longer. Number one on Google for specific keywords or key phrases is worth millions to some businesses, so it can be very competitive.

You should show your company’s contact details (email, phone number, address, etc.). You may also want to include your social media links, business hours, and live chat. If visitors are looking for information, add FAQs about your business or the services you are offering on that particular page.

Here are some tips on properly structuring your website. Always optimise your page for actual visitors, not bots:

  • Keep links to a minimum.
  • Ensure you have clear and straightforward navigation.
  • Use heading hierarchy; have high-level pages that flow into smaller pages. For example, shoes> sandals, boots, trainers >flats, heels, mid-heels, etc.

A website layout should be clean and tidy; white is always a good start with a dash of colour. Always start with your header containing the logo, contact information, and menu. Then, you can add a large hero image or slider; next comes the space for the content, and this is the most significant section of your website, where you can add text, imagery, call to action, contact forms, products, services, anything. Breaking these into boxed-off sections with contrasting backgrounds can make it visually appealing. Lastly, a footer section can feature a policies menu, logo, contact information, etc. It is always helpful if you try to keep the layout uniform across the website.

Starting a business nowadays would be far more profitable in the long run if you get a website up and running online as soon as possible, and this is because, to begin with, you will not see that much in the way of results, but over time and if SEO is correctly performed on your site, you should see an improvement in traffic and sales. Think of a new website as a long-term investment.

To get traffic to any website will require a lot of time and work. Once a website has been built, you are encouraged to optimise your website for search engines (SEO) and visitors; this is where keywords and phrases are targeted on your web pages for terms specific to your company, services, or products. Done correctly, you will see your site on page one of Google, but this cannot be completed quickly. Every business online competes to get to the top of Google as they know what it brings > more enquiries/sales > and increased turnover.

The best way to promote your website online would be to let a professional SEO agency like ours optimise your website for search engines. Another type of promotion could be PPC (pay-per-click), which, if an AdWords campaign is managed correctly, can also help promote your website. However, this is not always suitable for all businesses and can become expensive if mismanaged.

A few tips to help promote your website on Google would be:

  • Carry out on-site SEO and optimise your pages for relevant keywords.
  • Set up a Google My Business page.
  • Try to obtain links from relevant websites (but never pay for them).
  • Add video guides to YouTube.
  • Add FAQs to your website, answering questions about your products or services.
  • Use social media to showcase your services and products.
  • Add previous jobs/case studies you have completed for satisfied customers.
  • Ask customers to leave Google reviews.

These are just a few tips to help promote your site on Google.

This will depend on the size of your website:

1-3 pages can be completed within days.

Other more significant sites with 50+ pages can take 7-10 days or weeks, and this is due to various factors, including:

  • How much content do we need to add?
  • How quickly you respond to supplying information or feedback.
  • Any changes that are required.

Many circumstances come into play; however, we will provide you with a lead time, but this can be quicker or a little longer, depending on the above. We aim to complete your website as soon as possible.

A freelancer is a self-employed web designer, whereas a website design agency is a company that employs various developers, designers and marketing staff to work as a team to build websites. Either option is perfectly fine to work with.

Copying content and adding it to your own website without the original owner’s permission is copyright infringement. It can be very costly, and it’s not good to steal another company’s website information they have worked so hard to create. Think about how you would feel. As a professional company, we do not condone this and would never use other companies’ content.

Most developers and designers use WordPress; over 43% of all websites are built using WordPress. However, other excellent platforms, including Magento, Drupal, Joomla and Shopify, are also used. Please let us know if you have a preferred platform that we have not mentioned.

Here are a few tips on how to keep your site looking professional:

  • Keep your design the same throughout.
  • Group your design by using grids.
  • Only choose two primary colours to feature on a website.
  • Ensure that images are of good quality.
  • Use a good, clear font across the whole site.
  • All content should be free of spelling mistakes and grammatically correct.
  • Always show your business information.

 Here are 8 tips for a well-created website:

  • Professional layout and design.
  • Clear navigation.
  • Easy to use.
  • Mobile optimised.
  • Quality content.
  • Website speed optimisation.
  • Clear contact information and calls to action.
  • Optimised for search engines and social media.

Here are 7 factors that can put off visitors from your site:

  • Dated layout, visually unappealing.
  • Slow site speed.
  • Lack of imagery.
  • Too many blocks of text.
  • Poor navigation.
  • Badly written content.
  • Not usable on mobile devices.

Most professional website designers also have experience in web development. If you are looking for a site to be created from scratch, a web developer and designer are required. However, if you want to update an existing site, you should only need a web designer. When you work with a website design London agency like ours, we have both designers and developers available to work on your project.


Yes, our website design London team provides a full range of digital marketing services. Our goal is to help you grow, reach your target audience, and achieve your marketing objectives through tailored strategies.

What is digital marketing?

Digital marketing is the use of digital channels to promote or market products and services to consumers. It encompasses a wide range of activities, including online advertising, social media, email, content marketing, search engine optimisation (SEO) and more. As technology advances, so does the innovative ways for businesses to connect with their audiences.

Marketing services we offer.

Search engine optimisation (SEO): We enhance your website’s visibility on search engines through keyword optimisation, content creation, and technical SEO practices to drive organic traffic.

Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising: Our PPC campaigns are designed to maximise your return on investment by targeting the correct audience with well-crafted ads on platforms like Google Ads, Bing, and social media.

Social media advertising: We create and manage engaging social media campaigns on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn to connect with your target audience and build your brand presence.

Content promoting: Our team produces high-quality content that resonates with your audience, including blog posts and articles to establish your authority and attract potential customers.

Email promotion: We create and manage email marketing campaigns that nurture leads and keep your customers informed about your latest products, services, and promotions.

Analytics and reporting: We provide detailed analytics and reports to track the performance of your campaigns, helping you make informed decisions and refine your strategies.

Our team of experienced digital marketers stays up to date with the latest marketing trends and best practices, and we tailor our services to meet your unique needs and goals. Also, being based in London, we have a deep understanding of the local market and consumer behaviour. If you would like more information regarding our marketing services or website design London packages, please get in touch.

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