Designed for your customers
One page with Local Starter, up to five with Managed Website or eight with Local Growth. Clear services, photographs and coverage areas help customers take the next step.
Pay monthly websites
Website design, hosting and ongoing care for small businesses and sole traders, with a setup fee and a monthly plan. I build your site and keep looking after it. When something needs changing, you come back to the same person who built it. I’m based in North Wales and work with businesses across the UK, online.
Plans and prices
Every plan includes the website build, managed hosting and SSL, daily backups and maintenance, uptime monitoring, a monthly check of your contact form and an allowance for small changes. The difference is how many pages you start with and how much help you get each month.
| Local Starter | Managed Website | Local Growth | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | £25/month | £49/month | £89/month |
| One-off setup | £99 | £199 | £299 |
| Pages at launch | One page | Up to five | Up to eight |
| Small changes each month | 15 minutes | 30 minutes | 60 minutes, shared with profile work |
| First 12 months, including setup | £399 | £787 | £1,367 |
| Initial term | 12 months, then 30 days’ notice | 12 months, then 30 days’ notice | 12 months, then 30 days’ notice |
| Ask about Local Starter | Ask about Managed Website | Ask about Local Growth |
Domains, business email and other extras are priced separately and itemised in your proposal. Full prices, inclusions and terms.
Pay monthly or pay once?
With a one-off build you pay for the website up front, then arrange hosting, updates and later changes yourself. Paying monthly spreads the cost and keeps someone responsible for the site after launch. Neither is right for everyone.
| Pay monthly with Vivaxo | A typical one-off build | |
|---|---|---|
| Up front | A setup fee from £99 | The full build cost, usually paid in one or two instalments |
| Hosting and updates | Included in the monthly price | Arranged and paid for separately, or left to you |
| Changes after launch | A monthly allowance for small changes | Usually quoted or charged job by job |
| Commitment | 12-month initial term, then 30 days’ notice | None once paid, but upkeep is yours to organise |
| Ownership | Your domain stays in your name; take an export without a buyout fee once the initial term is paid | Depends on the contract, so check who holds the domain and files |
Monthly cost example: Local Starter is £99 setup plus 12 × £25, so £399 over the first year. After the initial term it continues at £25 a month (£300 a year) at current prices, and you can leave with 30 days’ notice. No VAT is currently charged. Vivaxo is not VAT registered.
Contract terms
The same terms apply to every new website plan. They are set out in your proposal and in the terms.
| Minimum term | 12 months from launch |
|---|---|
| After the minimum term | Rolls monthly; either of us can end it with 30 days’ notice |
| Leaving during the minimum term | Any unpaid balance for the 12-month term remains due |
| Your domain | Registered in your name from the start |
| Your website | Once the minimum term is paid, you can take an export of the site files and your content, with no buyout fee |
| Not included in an export | Third-party licences, and any migration work by your new host |
| Setup fee | One-off, from £99, covering design and launch with two rounds of changes before launch |
What is included
One page with Local Starter, up to five with Managed Website or eight with Local Growth. Clear services, photographs and coverage areas help customers take the next step.
SSL, daily backups, maintenance, security updates and uptime monitoring are handled for you.
A mobile-friendly quote or enquiry form, checked monthly to catch common delivery problems.
Page titles and service-area information on every plan. Managed Website adds Google Business Profile setup help; Local Growth includes ongoing profile work within its allowance.
15 minutes of small changes each month with Local Starter, 30 with Managed Website, or 60 minutes of content and profile work in total with Local Growth.
The site can grow with service, project or location content when there is a real customer need.
See the finished sites for three North Wales businesses, or read about managed hosting and ongoing care.
Working in a trade? See what a plan looks like as a website for electricians or a website for plumbers, including example layouts, prices and common questions.
Working together
You supply accurate services, prices, service areas and contact information, then review and approve the content. Timely feedback helps the launch stay on track.
I use that information to build the website and keep it working afterwards.
A few useful details
Your plan covers the agreed website build, managed hosting, SSL, backups, technical maintenance, monthly contact-form checks and a stated allowance for small changes. Page counts and change allowances vary by plan. See the full prices and inclusions, including setup fees, the initial term and separately priced extras.
No. I build sound local search foundations and keep improving the site, but results depend on your market, competition, reputation and customer demand.
Send a simple support request with the wording, image or business detail that needs changing. The plan allowance covers the stated amount; larger work is agreed before it begins.
Website email is deliberately kept separate. Professional email should use Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace for better reliability and account management. I can help with the setup.
Your domain is registered in your name. All new website plans start with a 12-month term. Once that term is paid, you can take an export without a separate website buyout fee. After the initial term, give 30 days’ notice to leave. Domains and third-party services are priced separately.
After the 12-month minimum term, give 30 days’ notice. You keep your domain and can take an export of the site files and your content to move to another host. If you leave during the minimum term, the unpaid balance for that term remains due.
A good place to start
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