Leeds based, and Bradford is close enough that we treat it as home turf. Custom sites, online shops and internal tools, priced on the page and delivered in weeks.
No "contact us for a quote". These are the bands we work in, and the proposal names one number inside them.
| What you want | Price | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| Custom business site | £1,500 to £4,000 | 1 to 2 weeks |
| Online shop | £2,500 to £6,000 | 2 to 3 weeks |
| Internal tool or customer portal | £3,000 to £12,000 | 2 to 4 weeks |
| Care plan after launch | £75 to £250 a month | ongoing |
| Rescue teardown of an existing build | free, 30 minutes | same week |
Bands, not a quote. The proposal names one number and one date, and the contract carries both.
A lot of Bradford businesses we talk to aren't short of work, they're short of admin time: quotes typed out twice, jobs tracked on a whiteboard, a website that hasn't changed since it was built. That's a tooling problem more often than a marketing one, and it's usually cheaper to fix than people expect.
We'll come over to scope it in person, then build and review remotely, which is what keeps the price where it is.
First drafts of screens, markup and logic. The repetitive 80%: forms, lists, plumbing, the fifth variation of the same page.
Scope, architecture, security, data protection, and the decision about what not to build. Every line reviewed and signed off by name.
Every project gets a build log: what was asked for, what it cost, how long it took, what the machine did and what the human did. Published, not summarised.
We're based in Leeds, not Bradford. We'll travel for the kick off and for anything that genuinely needs a room, but we're not going to pretend to be round the corner.
The risk with AI generated code is real and well documented: more bugs, more security holes, when nobody reviews it. That's why review is the product here. A senior engineer reads everything, security and UK GDPR are deliverables rather than extras, and their name goes on it.
We're based in Leeds. We'll come to Bradford to scope the work and for anything that needs a room, and build remotely, which is part of why the price is what it is.
Because the typing got faster and we passed that on. The thinking, the review and the testing didn't get faster, which is why we're cheaper than an agency but not as cheap as a DIY tool. Anyone charging pre-AI day rates for AI-assisted work is pocketing the difference.
Yes. Code, repository, hosting and accounts, all in your name, no lock in. You can take it to any other developer the day after launch.