Business
Startup Package

Logo

Your logo will dictate the look and feel of your entire brand image, so it's imperative to get it right.

Once we have discussed your project we will supply you with 6 logo options, based around your brief, to choose from and refine.

Once finalised, your logo will be supplied in various file formats (including jpg, ai, png and pdf). You will also have complete copyright / ownership.

Website

Your window to the World Wide Web. All of our websites are beautifully designed and built with your potential clients in mind.

We ensure that your site is easy to browse and that your company services are clearly displayed. Our sites are built 'responsively' so they work across all devices.

Stationery Set

This will comprise of business card, letterhead and compliment slip design.

At this point you will really start to see your brand and corporate colours coming together.

We can also supply fantastic prices to get your business stationery printed.

Hosting

We offer hosting on our own, secure servers for your website and email addresses. This is essentially storage space for your website and email files. Every website needs hosting, but luckily for you, we throw in the first years ‘Basic hosting’ free with our Startup Packages.

Stock Images

In some cases you might have your own images that we can use on your website. If you don’t, no sweat, we have a subscription to a library of stock images. Any images that we use are included in your project with no fear of any copyright issues.

Domain & Email

We include the purchase of a (.co.uk) domain name along with the setup of professional email addresses.

One off payment

There are no nasty hidden costs with our Startup Packages. The only ongoing cost will be for hosting in year two (the first year is included within the package).

SEO

Our websites are built with basic SEO in mind to help your website rank for relevant search terms although additional, more advanced packages are also available.

We also make sure to submit your website to Google the second it goes live so Google can start indexing it.