Built in London, for British businesses of one to five people
Your whole business,
quietly run.
One bill. One human. A system that runs your website, answers your phone, posts your socials and keeps your books.
- No contract — one month’s notice
- Live in a week or two
- One bill, one named human
Prices are up a fiver from Monday. And the Vauxhall photo can go.
Done — prices page updated and the van photo is off the gallery. Anything else?
Nope. Cheers.
Two enquiries came in today. Both answered and booked — Tuesday 9am and Thursday 2pm.
No dashboard. You send a message, and the work happens.
8jobs covered, on one bill
£99a month to start, all in
1 monthnotice, whenever you want
0dashboards to learn
What you get
Eight jobs you are currently doing at nine at night
One monthly fee covers all of it. Start with the first four and add the rest when you are ready.
01
Website
Not a template you wrestle with on a Sunday night. A real site, written for your trade and your town, kept current by somebody who is not you.
- Built from your existing site, photos and documents
- A page for each service, written for your town
- Loads fast on a phone on site, on bad signal
- Changed by sending a message, not filling a form
Every page is measured on Google’s own tooling before it goes live.
02
Local SEO
Not vanity rankings. The searches that end in a phone call: your trade, your town, right now.
- A page per service and per area you cover
- Titles written as what somebody types, with the town in
- Your details consistent everywhere they appear
- Structured data so search engines can read the basics
You are told which searches you moved on, and which you did not.
03
AI Search
A growing share of “who should I call” now starts in ChatGPT rather than Google. Being absent there is the new being absent from the map.
- Pages an assistant can actually read and quote
- Facts stated plainly instead of hidden in imagery
- Structured business data kept accurate
- Questions answered on the page, in your own words
The same page that reads well to a person reads well to a machine. That is the whole trick.
04
Phone Desk
A natural voice picks up, takes the details, and books the job into your diary. No hold music, no call centre, no script read at somebody.
- Answers in your business’s name, day or night
- Takes the details a job actually needs
- Books into your diary, with the gaps respected
- Sends you a readable summary of every call
Every call arrives as a written summary, so nothing depends on remembering it.
05
Social Media
You take the pictures anyway. Send them over and they come back as posts, written the way you talk, spread across the week.
- Send photos by message; posts come back written
- Your voice, not agency copy
- Spread across the week, posted at sensible times
- Approved by you before anything goes out
Nothing is published until you have seen it.
06
Reviews
Timing is most of it. The ask goes out when the job has just gone well, not three weeks later when the feeling has faded.
- Asked automatically when a job closes well
- Sent in your name, in your words
- One ask, not a campaign of reminders
- Pointed at the listing that matters most
One ask per job. A customer is never chased twice for a favour.
07
Invoicing
Raised when the job is done, sent while it is fresh, and followed up politely until it is paid.
- Raised from the job, not typed again
- Sent while the work is still fresh
- Chased on a schedule, politely, in your name
- Reconciled against what actually arrived
You are told what is outstanding, in pounds, without asking for a report.
08
Bookkeeping
Not a January panic with a carrier bag of receipts. The books stay close to right, week by week.
- Receipts filed as they arrive
- Accounts kept current, not reconstructed
- Cash-flow at a glance, in plain figures
- Ready for your accountant instead of dumped on them
The books are current when you look, not when somebody has caught up.
How it works
Three steps, and then it is somebody else’s problem
01
Free audit
We look at what you have now and tell you what it is costing you, in plain figures.
02
Wire it up
We build it from what you already have, and set the voice up in your name.
03
It runs itself
After that you send a message when something changes. Everything else happens.
Pricing
One bill, four sizes
A one-off setup fee from £99, and the same month’s notice on every plan.
Foundations
You need to be findable, and to look like the professional you are.
£99/month
£99 one-off setup · no contract
- Website, built & maintained
- Local SEO
- AI search presence
- Social media posts
- Review collection
Booked
The work is coming in. You want it to turn into booked jobs by itself.
£149/month
£149 one-off setup · no contract
- Everything in Foundations
- Online bookings
- Full social management
- Lead nurture & follow-up
Always On
You are losing work to the phone ringing out while you are on site.
£299/month
£399 one-off setup · no contract
- Everything in Booked
- AI phone reception
- Smart enquiry replies
- Customer records (CRM)
Sorted
You want the whole back office gone, including the books.
£499/month
£599 one-off setup · no contract
90-day money-back guarantee
- Everything in Always On
- Automatic invoicing
- Bookkeeping kept current
- Cash-flow at a glance
- Monthly mentorship with a seasoned business owner
- 90-day money-back guarantee
Not sure? The free audit tells you which one you need, and it is fine if the answer is the cheapest.
In practice
What it looks like for a business your size
Every missed call was a job going to somebody else
A one-man plumbing business, Kettering
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The work was there. Turning it into booked jobs was the bottleneck
A two-person electrical firm, Leeds
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A beautiful room that nobody could find online
A single-room pilates studio, Harrogate
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Forty years of reputation, and a website from 2011
A family butcher with three shops, Edinburgh
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In their words
How owners describe it
These are illustrative examples, not customer reviews. They show the kind of thing the service does and the words a real owner might use. Nothing here is attributed to a real customer, and no quote is presented as one. Real reviews will replace them, named and dated, once clients have given permission.
“I sent a photo of a bathroom from the van and by the evening it was on the website and on Facebook. That used to be a Sunday job I never did.”
“The phone gets answered when I am under a floor. Two jobs last month came from calls I would simply have missed.”
“I stopped being the person who chases money. The invoices go out on the day and get followed up without me having to be the bad guy.”
“I asked for the prices page changing while I was having my tea. It was done before I finished.”
Questions
The things people ask before they start
Am I tied in?
No. One flat monthly fee and a month’s notice, whenever you want. There is a one-off setup fee at the start, from £99 depending on the plan, and nothing else to sign.
I already have a website. Do I lose it?
No — we build from it. Your pages, your photographs and your wording are the best material available, and your old addresses are redirected so you keep the rankings you have.
How do I get something changed?
You send a message, the way you would text somebody. "Prices are up £5 from Monday" is enough. There is no dashboard to learn and no ticket to raise.
Changes to what your site SAYS happen straight away. Changes to what it IS — a new page, a different design — go to a person here, because those are decisions rather than edits.
Who actually answers my phone?
On Always On and Sorted, a natural voice answers in your business’s name, takes the details a job needs and books it into your diary. Anything it should not handle comes to you as a written summary. It is not a call centre and it is not a menu.
Will you post things I have not seen?
No. Nothing is published to your social accounts until you have approved it.
Is this only for trades?
It is built for businesses of one to five people who sell locally — trades mostly, but also studios, salons, shops and single-room practices. If you are the person who does the work and also the person who does the admin, it is built for you.
What happens to my data if I leave?
You take your website content and your customer records with you, and we delete what we hold when you ask us to.
What does the setup fee cover?
It covers building the thing: reading your old site and your documents, writing your pages, processing your photographs and setting the phone desk up in your name.
It runs from £99 to £599, because it matches the plan: the smallest is a website, and the largest is a website plus a phone desk, a customer database and your books.
Find out what it is costing you now
The free audit tells you where you show up, where you do not, and which enquiries are most likely going somewhere else. No obligation, and no sales call unless you ask for one.