Vibe coding: what it means if you're not a developer
You can now describe an app and get working software. Where that is genuinely useful for a small business, where it bites, and when to call a professional.
What things actually cost, where the money goes, and how to set a budget you can defend to whoever signs it off.
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You can now describe an app and get working software. Where that is genuinely useful for a small business, where it bites, and when to call a professional.
Four to ten times the price of shared hosting for the same site. What you're actually buying, and the honest test for whether it's worth it for you.
UK agencies charge £1,500 to £10,000 for a small business site. We start at £999. Here is exactly where the difference comes from — and when to pay more.
The extension matters less than it used to and the renewal price matters more. How to pick a name, and the pricing trick that catches almost everyone.
Hosting is renting a computer that is always on. Here's what separates £3 a month from £300, and which of those differences will ever matter to you.
Five kinds of hosting, what each is genuinely for, and the honest answer to which one your site needs — including when the cheapest option is the right one.
42% of UK adults have used BNPL and half of retailers report a revenue lift. The honest trade-off: fees, the 2026 regulation, and who it suits.
Most businesses build too early or too late. A practical test for deciding which side of the line a problem sits on — including when the answer is don't build.
The build price is the number everyone asks about. The running cost is the one that surprises them. Hosting, plugins, maintenance and hidden bills, itemised.
No historical data, no benchmarks, no idea what a lead should cost. Here's a way to size a first budget that won't bankrupt you or waste the money.
How Google Ads actually works, what a sensible starting budget looks like, and the mistakes that burn money — explained without the jargon.
The two most common ways to sell online, compared honestly — costs, effort, flexibility, and which one we'd recommend for your situation.
A plain-English breakdown of what a website really costs in 2026 — from simple brochure sites to Shopify stores — and what actually drives the price.
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