Pointed or a website builder?
Compare the build price, who does the work and the choices you have afterwards.
Compare your options →Straight answers
Website guides for SMEs, without the waffle.
The questions people ask before they pay for a website. Plain English, honest scope and no pretending every business needs the same thing.
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How much does a small-business website cost?
What you are actually paying for, the price ranges you will see and how Pointed keeps the scope clear.
Read the guide →Website builder or web designer?
When a DIY builder is a sensible choice and when paying someone to build it makes more sense.
Read the guide →What should a tradesperson website include?
The practical details that help a customer decide to call, on a phone and in a hurry.
Read the guide →How long does a website take to build?
A realistic look at the timeline, the bits that slow it down and what is needed to move quickly.
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The short version
You should know the price, the scope and what happens next.
Pointed builds a five-page website from £595, then looks after it from £49 a month once it is live. Additional pages and any extra scope are quoted bespoke before work starts. If that sounds like the right kind of simple, see the full price and scope.
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