What we do Websites

A website that brings you
work, not compliments.

We design it, write it, build it and launch it, then keep changing it for as long as you are with us. It comes wired into Bluu, so every enquiry it produces lands somewhere you can actually act on.

3-4 Weeks from start to live
0 Charged per change, ever
1 Form to request one
100% Built mobile first

What is on it before it goes live

Written by us, not by you Every service its own page Real photography, sourced Booking wired in Forms that reach your inbox Chat in the corner Reviews pulled in live Google Maps and hours Schema markup Speed tested Mobile first SSL and hosting Your analytics connected
Real work

Sites we have actually built.

Every one of these is live right now. Click through them.

Sites we have built All live. It moves on its own, and stops the moment you touch it.
What is on yours Click a page to see what actually goes on it.

The pages

How it gets built Three to four weeks, and most of the work is ours. Press play.
Week 1 · We read your business Your services, your prices, your competitors, what you want to be known for
Week 1-2 · Design You see it before a line of it is built
Week 2-3 · Written and built Every page written by us, not a form for you to fill in
Week 3 · Wired up Booking, forms, chat, reviews, analytics, all connected
Week 3-4 · You review it On a staging address, as many rounds as it takes
Launch Moved onto your domain, redirects in place so rankings survive

The one thing we need from you is half an hour at the start and your feedback at the end. We do not send you a sixty-question content questionnaire and wait.

Changing it later One form inside your dashboard. Try it.

What do you need changed

No hourly rate, no change budget, and no email chain that goes quiet. You can see exactly where a request has got to, and you are told when it is done.

Before we inspired others,
we were inspired .
Every site below is one we built. Keep scrolling.
The craft, up close. Every frame is from a site we built. No mockups, no stock layouts, no templates wearing a new colour.
And the rest of it

The things that decide whether a site earns its keep.

And we keep it

A designer hands you the keys. We keep driving.

This is the part almost nobody explains before you pay. Someone builds you a beautiful site, hands over the login, and walks away. From that day the site is your problem: every price change, every new treatment, every member of staff who joins or leaves. Most owners will not touch it, so it slowly stops being true, and within a year it is quietly costing them work.

The usual way
  • Pay a designer a lump sum for the build
  • Get handed the keys and a login you will not use
  • Then find a separate person to actually maintain it
  • Pay them hourly, or by the change, or on a retainer
  • Wait days for a price update, and chase it
  • Give up asking, and let the site go stale
With us
  • The build and the managing are the same monthly price
  • You never log in to the website unless you want to
  • One button in your dashboard: request a change
  • No hourly rate, no change budget, nothing to justify
  • You can see exactly where the request has got to
  • You are told when it is done

Things clients ask us for in a normal month

A new service page You started offering something. It needs its own page, written, with the price on it.
A new product Added to the site, described properly, and linked from wherever it belongs.
A price change One treatment or the whole list. It goes everywhere the old number appeared.
A new practitioner Photo, bio, credentials, and added to every service they deliver.
Somebody has left Taken off the site the same day, which matters more than most people think.
A new phone number Changed on the site, and flagged so your listings and Google profile match.
You have moved premises New address, new map, new directions, and the parking line nobody remembers to update.
Different opening hours Holiday hours, seasonal hours, or you now open Saturdays.
New photography Swapped in, resized, compressed, and checked on a phone.
A seasonal banner Up on the first of the month and down when it stops being true.
An offer has ended Taken down before somebody turns up expecting it.
Reordering the menu The thing you actually want to sell moved to where people look first.
A page that is not working Rewritten, or merged into one that is.
Anything else at all If it is on the website, it is on this list.

Every one of those is included. There is no version of this where you get an invoice for changing your own phone number.

It is built for the phone first

Most of the people deciding whether to call you are doing it on a phone, in the evening, one-handed. That is the case the design starts from, not the one it gets squeezed into afterwards.

We write it

Every page, in your voice, based on what you actually do and charge. You are not sent a questionnaire and asked to produce copy, which is the step that stalls most website projects for months.

A page per service, not a list

Somebody searching for one specific treatment should land on a page about that treatment, not a menu with twenty items. That is most of the difference between a site that ranks for one thing and one that ranks for thirty.

Changes are included, always

No hourly rate, no change request budget, and nothing you have to justify. You ask through one form in your dashboard, you can see where it has got to, and you are told when it is done.

Wired into everything on day one

Booking against your real diary, forms that create contacts, chat in the corner, your reviews pulled in live and your analytics connected. Not a brochure with a contact form bolted on.

Launching does not cost you rankings

Redirects are mapped page by page before the switch, so whatever you already rank for follows you across. Skipping that is the single most common way a redesign loses a business its traffic.

Questions

Websites, answered.

Three to four weeks from the first call to going live, assuming we get your feedback promptly. The bottleneck on most website projects is waiting for content from the client, and we remove that by writing it ourselves.

About half an hour at the start to talk through what you do, and your feedback when the design and the pages are ready. You are not asked to produce copy, gather photos or fill in a long questionnaire.

Not if it is done properly. We map redirects page by page before the switch, so anything you already rank for carries across to the new address. Skipping that step is how redesigns quietly cost businesses their traffic.

You can ask for any change through one form in your dashboard and we make it, usually within a couple of working days. That is deliberate: it means the site stays consistent and nothing gets broken by accident.

No. There is no hourly rate and no change budget. New prices, a new treatment page, different photos, updated hours, all of it is part of what you already pay.

We will look at it honestly and tell you whether it is worth rebuilding. Sometimes the answer is that you are better off keeping the site and just taking the dashboard, and we would rather say that than sell you a rebuild you do not need.

As many as it takes to get it right. It is reviewed on a staging address before anything goes near your real domain, so there is no pressure to sign off on something you are not happy with.

We do, and it is included. SSL, backups and the platform are all part of the monthly price, so there is no separate hosting bill and nothing for you to renew or remember.

Yes. Bluu is part of every website plan, so the enquiries, bookings, reviews and analytics the site produces all land somewhere you can act on rather than in an inbox.

Yes. We are based in South Florida and most of our clients are local, but the work is the same wherever you are and plenty of our sites are for businesses in other states.

Let us look at what you have now.

Book a call and we will go through your current site, tell you honestly what is working, and show you what we would build instead. Month to month, and nothing to sign.