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Best fit is clearBuilt for trades, clinics, consultants, local services, and owner-led teams that sell on confidence.
Managed websites for service businesses
Managed business websites for £99/month.
Pixel Peak plans, designs, builds, hosts, and updates your website so customers can understand the business and contact you easily.
No upfront build fee. Before work starts, we agree which pages you need, what you will provide, and what Pixel Peak will handle.
Best fitService businesses that need clear pages, stronger proof, and managed support.
Not built forCustom portals, complex e-commerce, web apps, or open-ended redesign churn.
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Proof before polishService pages, FAQs, testimonials, ownership details, and contact routes are planned as one buying path.
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Accountable after launchHosting, updates, maintenance, analytics, and support stay connected instead of becoming another supplier gap.
One Clear Offer
See what £99/month covers before you enquire.
Planning, design, build, hosting, routine updates, and support sit in one managed service. The groups below separate the initial build from what continues every month.
Managed website£99/monthBuild and ongoing management
Plan, write, and build the website
- Page planning and as many pages as the agreed website requires
- Website copywriting, including service, about, FAQ, and contact content
- Brand-matched design, build, testing, and mobile compatibility
Use your content and customer routes
- Existing photos and useful copy carried across from another website
- Contact forms, an About page, and Google Maps navigation
- Old website addresses redirected to the new pages to protect existing SEO value
Set up domain, email, search, and tracking
- One free standard domain with no renewal fees while the service is active
- Free DNS help, existing-domain transfer support, www setup, and one business email mailbox
- Google Analytics, on-page SEO, search setup, and redirect planning
Keep the website managed
- Managed hosting, SSL, domain renewal, and website security updates
- Reasonable copy, image, proof, pricing, FAQ, and page updates
- Website, DNS, domain, analytics, and technical support
Confirmed before work starts
Agreed for your website
- The pages required for the initial website, with no fixed page limit
- The copy, photos, and useful material to carry across from an existing website
- The chosen free domain or existing domain, DNS access, email details, and redirects
- Maps location, contact forms, booking or payment links, and any third-party accounts
Not included in the standard plan
Quoted separately
- Complex ecommerce, customer portals, bespoke databases, or custom software
- Advanced integrations, paid software, advertising spend, or third-party charges
- Additional or specialist email services beyond the included business mailbox
- High-volume ongoing content campaigns, formal availability guarantees, or specialist security and compliance work
Why £99 works
The offer works because it is specific.
Most service businesses do not need a blank-slate agency project. They need the right trust-building pages, a clear enquiry path, and someone responsible for keeping the site working.
Best fit
Trades, clinics, consultants, local services, and founder-led teams that need buyers to trust them before they enquire.
Not a vague website package
The job is defined: the pages the agreed launch requires, copywriting, proof, FAQs, contact routes, hosting, domain, email, analytics, SEO, support, and clear limits on custom software.
Why the price works
The model stays affordable because it focuses on service-business websites, not open-ended software or agency discovery.
The real website problem
A website can be technically fine and still make buyers hesitate.
For many service businesses, the issue is not that the site is broken. It is that buyers cannot place the offer quickly, cannot see enough proof, or cannot tell whether the business is the safe choice.
What changes
The new site should make the business easier to choose before the first conversation.
That means clearer positioning, visible proof, sharper page order, better mobile presentation, and a contact route that feels low-risk.
Buyers cannot place you
They cannot quickly see what you do, where you work, who you suit, or why you are worth contacting.
The site weakens trust
The business may be good, but the website makes the service feel less established than it is.
The decision path stops short
Visitors should not have to hunt for proof, pricing context, a quote route, or a simple way to ask.
What Improves
The website should help customers decide and contact you.
When buyers understand the business sooner, see proof earlier, and know how to act, enquiries arrive with more context and less repeated explanation.
More confidence before contact
Buyers can see what you do, who it suits, and why the business is credible.
Better-qualified enquiries
The site answers more of the obvious questions before someone reaches out.
Less website admin
The site stays hosted, maintained, updated, and supported without juggling suppliers.
What goes into the site
The pages should guide customers from first visit to enquiry.
The £99/month service is built around the pages, proof, answers, and actions people expect before they trust a business enough to enquire.
Core sales pages
Homepage, service pages, proof, FAQs, pricing context, and contact routes are structured so buyers can understand the business quickly.
Service-area and specialist pages
If the business needs depth, we add pages for locations, sectors, campaigns, policies, or offers that deserve their own explanation.
Practical conversion routes
Forms, booking routes, quote prompts, WhatsApp links, analytics, and simple payment links can be included when they help the journey.
Launching Something New?
Launching a new service business? Start with a clear website structure.
New ventures still need a credible first impression, clear offer structure, and a route to enquiry. The startup path keeps that launch practical.
Launching from scratch
Useful if you are building the first serious version of the business online.
A stronger first impression
The site should help the business look clear, established, and ready to work with.
A route built for early-stage businesses
There is a separate startup route for launch-stage websites and first proper builds.
Remote-first by choiceManchester-based, working with businesses across the UK
Remote-First By Choice
Remote-first. Still personal.
We became remote-first during the pandemic and kept it that way because it makes working together simpler: direct calls, clear review points, and less time lost to travel.
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What Happens Next
Tell us about your business and website.
A short message is enough. Pixel Peak will explain which pages may help, what the £99 service covers, and whether any specialist work needs a separate quote.
Send the basics
Tell us what the business does, where the current site is weak, and what the website needs to help with.
Get a straight fit check
Pixel Peak replies on whether the £99 model fits, what pages matter, and what would sit outside scope.
Move into the build plan
If it fits, the project moves into page structure, messaging, review points, launch setup, and managed support.
Contact
Tell us what you need the website to improve.
The first reply will suggest the likely pages, explain what is included, and tell you directly if the service is not suitable.