Services
Scope is the whole game. The catalogue below is deliberately granular so you can see exactly where your project sits — and exactly what the next rung up would add. Tick anything that looks right and it collects in your checklist.
Not every job needs a platform. A launch, a wedding, a campaign — these want a few well-made pages that load fast and do one thing, plus the emails that point at them. Priced by how many pieces there are rather than by what each one does.
Discuss this One purpose, done properly — a launch, a campaign, a product, a signup. Written, designed and live in days.
Campaign, invitation and transactional emails that survive Outlook, Gmail and a phone without collapsing.
The event, the schedule, the directions and an RSVP, on a link you can put in a message.
A few pages of real content — the work, the offer, the people — without an admin panel to learn.
A small business site earns its keep in one of three ways: it shows people what you offer, it lets you change what you offer without calling a developer, or it takes the order. Pick the one that matches where you actually are.
Discuss this Your products and services, photographed and described, with the contact details people actually search for.
Everything in the catalog tier, plus an admin panel so you can add, edit and hide listings yourself.
Dine-in and takeaway ordering, with the processing and tracking to run a service on it.
Commerce is a ladder, not a switch. Each tier below adds one real capability to the one before it, and the honest advice is usually to buy the rung you need this year rather than the one you might need in three.
Discuss this Products shown properly, with no purchasing. A read-only storefront that makes the phone ring.
A cart that ends in a conversation. Suited to made-to-order work and quote-based pricing.
Real checkout flow, no payment processing to set up or pay for. The cheapest honest path to taking orders.
You take control of the catalog. Products, stock and visibility all move without a deploy.
The first tier that runs the whole order lifecycle rather than just capturing it.
Accounts, order history and profiles — the point at which repeat customers start behaving like repeat customers.
Money moves on the site. Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal, with OTP auth and PCI-compliant handling.
Coupons, shipping, multi-channel orders and notifications. The version that runs a real catalogue at real volume.
A store inside WhatsApp Business or a Telegram bot, where a lot of customers already are.
Native where the platform matters, cross-platform where reach matters. Either way the app talks to the same backend as your site, so there is one source of truth rather than two that drift.
Discuss this Included in scope
Most businesses have one process that quietly eats a day a week. Automation work starts by finding that process and costing it — sometimes the answer is a workflow, sometimes a bot, sometimes a model in the middle of it, and occasionally it is to leave the process alone. This is software automation across the tools you already pay for, not factory robotics.
Discuss this Self-hosted n8n wiring your tools together, with AI steps in the flow where they earn their place.
Triggered messages that go out on their own — confirmations, reminders, follow-ups, campaigns.
The manual judgement step in a process handed to a model — classification, extraction, routing, scoring.
A bot that answers, collects and acts inside the app your customers already have open.
You do not always need a new platform. Often you need the one you have to look current, do two more things, or stop falling over — and the cheapest of those three is rarely the rebuild.
Discuss this Bring the interface up to date without touching what works underneath.
Add what is missing, change what is wrong, remove what nobody uses.
When the foundation is the problem: new stack, new architecture, same business.
AI earns a place in your product when it removes a named cost — a support queue, a manual categorisation step, a search that nobody can use. We scope it against that cost, not against the trend, and we will tell you when a plain search box would do the job for a tenth of the price.
Discuss this A chatbot that answers from your documents, catalogue and policies rather than from the open internet.
An agent that does things on the site, not just talks about them — searches, books, quotes, fills a basket.
Your data and actions exposed as an MCP server, so any assistant your team uses can work against them.
Anything else the job needs — content generation, recommendations, extraction, a fine-tuned model.
The unglamorous half of shipping. Done once and done right, it is the difference between deploying on a Friday and dreading it.
Discuss this Dev, staging and the path between them.
Everything between a domain name and a site that loads fast and securely.
Sometimes the right build is the one you do not commission. If a hosted platform covers your case, we will configure and customise it properly rather than talk you into something bespoke.
Discuss this Included in scope
Standalone engagements with a written deliverable at the end. You can hire us for the assessment alone and take it to whoever you like.
Discuss this Where the code, the security and the performance actually stand.
What to build next, what to stop paying for, and what the competition is doing.
Off the legacy system and onto something maintainable, without going dark.
A short call, a written brief, and a fixed quote. No sales sequence, no obligation, and the specification is yours either way.