Explain the offer clearly
Visitors should quickly understand what you do, who it is for, and how to work with you.
Digital Studio
Website builds for small businesses
A good website should make it easy for visitors to understand what you do and take the next step. Intelixa builds clear, practical websites with the right pages, forms, handover and support built around them.
Clear scope, plain English and no pressure into features you will not use.
What your website needs to do
A small-business website should not just sit online looking tidy. It should help visitors understand what you do, decide whether you are a fit, and take the next step without needing to work everything out themselves.
Build trust quickly
Use clear information, real details, relevant proof and a professional presentation.
Guide the next action
Make it obvious whether someone should call, enquire, book, ask a question or request a review.
Capture useful enquiry details
Forms should collect enough context to make follow-up easier, not just send a vague message.
Starter site or fuller website build?
The £495 route is for a simple, fixed-scope starter site. If the project needs deeper copy work, more pages, enquiry-flow design, forms, Customer Relationship Management setup, ongoing content support or wider systems thinking, it should be scoped separately.
Starter static site
- Tightly defined pages and wording for a credible first presence.
- Best when you know exactly what needs to appear and change is occasional.
- Not a substitute for strategy, fuller content production or Customer Relationship Management integration unless added to scope.
Fuller website build
- More pages, sharper messaging hierarchy and a clearer next step for visitors.
- Room for forms, richer handover and paths into follow-up tooling when you choose those routes.
- Scoped in writing against what you want the site and your team to run week to week.
Website routes and price guide
Not every website build needs the same level of work. A simple starter site can be tightly scoped, while fuller builds need more thinking around message, structure, enquiries and follow-up.
These guide prices show common starting points. The right route depends on how much structure, enquiry handling and follow-up your business needs.
Starter static site
from £495
A clean, fixed-scope online starting point for a small business that needs a simple, credible presence. Useful when you need the basics live quickly without adding extra systems.
Best for getting online quickly with a simple, credible presence.
- Fixed scope so timelines and outputs stay predictable.
- Straightforward wording and essentials for credibility.
Practical small business website
typical projects from £950
A more structured website shaped around what you do, who it is for, and how visitors should take the next step. Useful when your services, pages and message need more thought.
Best for businesses that need clearer structure and stronger next steps.
- Clear hierarchy for what you do and who it is for.
- Stronger journeys toward the intended next step.
Website + enquiry forms
typical projects from £1,750
Website work plus enquiry forms that collect useful detail and send it to the right place for follow-up. Useful when enquiries need more context than a basic contact form.
Best for generating and handling more enquiries consistently.
- Forms that collect useful context, not vague messages.
- Email or handover paths agreed for your team.
Website + CRM workflow
typical projects from £2,950
For businesses that want enquiries, records and follow-up working together. Links new enquiries with tasks, notes and next steps so nothing gets missed.
Best for businesses that need enquiries, records and follow-up working together.
- Enquiries land where someone can own the follow-up.
- Records and tasks stay aligned with how you work.
What affects the cost of a website?
A website is not just one page on a screen. It is a mix of structure, wording, images, forms, hosting, domain settings, security certificates, speed, tracking and sometimes connected systems. Cost usually changes when more parts need to be planned, built, tested and made to work together.
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Number of pages
More pages usually mean more structure, messaging and quality assurance.
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Copywriting and content shaping
Rough notes versus finished, web-ready wording and hierarchy.
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Images, brand assets and visual polish
Stock visuals versus bespoke visuals and how much tailoring you need.
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Enquiry forms and handover route
Simple contact paths versus structured forms that land where someone acts on them.
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Search Engine Optimisation basics
Technical and on-page work that helps search engines understand and surface your pages without guaranteeing rankings.
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Content Management System needs
Static sites versus admin-editable builds, such as Content Management System websites like WordPress and similar.
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Customer Relationship Management or automation
Connecting enquiries into records, owners and tasks when that is agreed in scope.
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Ongoing support after launch
Who runs updates, checks and security-aligned housekeeping once the site is live.
What your website build can include
A website build can include more than page design. Depending on the route, it may also cover the practical parts that keep the site usable, secure and easy to manage after launch.
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Domain name
The web address the business uses; keep ownership in the business name.
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Hosting
A reliable place your site files are stored and served to visitors.
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DNS (Domain Name System)
The records that connect your domain to hosting, email, and security certificates.
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Pages and content
Structure, wording, and images so visitors know what you do and what to do next.
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Forms
Simple questions that turn an enquiry into useful information, instead of a bare email address with no context.
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CMS (Content Management System)
When you need to edit text or images without touching code, we help choose a simple CMS that matches how you will actually update the site.
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Analytics
Basic, privacy-minded visibility into which pages people use, so you can improve the site without overcomplicating the tracking.
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Maintenance and handover
Updates, backups, who to call, and how to make safe small changes after launch.
Brochure site or enquiry-ready website?
Some websites are mainly there to explain the business. Others need to help turn interest into a handled enquiry. Both can look good, but they do different jobs.
Basic brochure website
Useful when you mainly need a credible online presence.
- Simple pages that explain what you do
- Fewer moving parts, easier to maintain
- Works well when enquiries are low volume or already handled elsewhere
- Risk: customer interest can still disappear into emails, messages and memory
Recommended for growing service businesses
Enquiry-ready website
Best when the website needs to help create and handle better enquiries.
- Clear next steps on the pages visitors actually use
- Forms that collect the detail your team needs before replying
- Enquiries can be routed into a shared place or Customer Relationship Management system
- Better fit when missed follow-up, unclear ownership or scattered messages are already a problem
Which build route is right for you?
Different routes suit different starting points. This is a quick way to sense-check where you are and how much support you may need.
When those routes fall short, Intelixa Studio is built to join the thinking together.
Recommended for most growing service businesses
Intelixa Studio
Best when you want a website that brings in enquiries and is built to grow with your business.
- Best if you want a practical site that actually works for your business.
- Clear messaging shaped around what you do and who it is for
- Enquiries, follow-up and next steps considered from the start
- Built with future systems and growth in mind
What it takes to look after a website
A website is easier to look after when the responsibilities are clear. The amount of ongoing care depends on how it is built, what needs updating, and who is checking the basics after launch.
Static website
Fewer moving parts. Usually simpler to maintain when content changes are occasional. Ongoing care may still include small edits, form checks, hosting, domain, DNS and security checks.
Content Management System website
More editable through an admin area, but usually needs more care. Updates, backups, security, performance and form testing all need clear ownership.
If you do not want to manage checks, edits and form testing yourself, monthly support can keep the basics tidy.
What is included and what is not
Every website build is agreed in writing before work starts so there is clarity on what is being delivered and how it will be supported.
What is included
- Agreed page set and responsive layout
- Basic forms or contact routes agreed in scope
- Help with domain, DNS and hosting alignment where needed
- Launch checks and practical handover notes
What is not included
- Open-ended “build anything” scope without an agreed change process
- Bespoke databases or complex product logic
- Guaranteed search ranking positions
- Ongoing support unless agreed separately
From clear pages to a clear next step
A good website should not just explain what you do. It should guide visitors from interest to action, then leave your business with something you can actually manage.
This is where many websites fall down: the pages exist, but the next step is unclear, weak or badly handled.
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PAGES & CONTENT
Define what you say, who it's for, and how it should be used.
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CONTACT PATH
Make it easy for the right people to get in touch or take the next step.
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USEFUL FORMS
Collect the right details in the right way, without friction.
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HANDOVER YOU CAN USE
Logins, routes and a short guide so you can run with confidence.
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ONGOING CARE
Support and improvements as your business and site continue to grow.
How we keep website work practical
We keep builds grounded in how the site will actually be used week to week, not only how it looks on launch day.
Most website issues start here: the job is not clearly defined.
We make sure the site is built for the right audience, with a clear next step, and within what you can realistically maintain day to day.
Design for reading first
Clear type, simple structure, and guidance on imager without novelty for its own sake.
Build with handover in mind
Editing routes, where logins live, and a short, usable handover your staff can follow.
Connect follow-up on purpose
If you need form details to reach the right person or system, that is part of the scope, not a last-minute add-on.
Not sure what you need first?
If the question is “what is actually wrong here: the site, the enquiries, or the way things are handled?”, jumping straight into a build usually leads to rework. The right first step is to get clarity on how things are working now, and where the gaps really are.
Sensible first steps when you need clarity
Already clear on what you need? Start a website enquiry and we will turn it into a clear written scope before work begins.
Common questions
Do I have to buy hosting through Intelixa?
No. We can work with a host you already use or help you choose a simple one. DNS (Domain Name System) must point correctly and someone must stay responsible for renewals.
Will you own our domain?
No. Your domain should sit with your business. We help make sure it is set up correctly before launch.
What if we only need one new page?
That is fine. We can scope the smallest change that does the job. Sometimes a single well-built page is enough.
Can you work with our existing website?
Yes, if the current setup is worth improving. In some cases a tidy refresh makes sense. In others, rebuilding is the cleaner route.
Can you help if we are not sure what the site should say?
Yes. Part of the job is shaping the message, the structure and the next step so the site is clearer for visitors and easier for your team to use.
What happens after launch?
We can hand the site over for you to manage, or agree ongoing support if you want help with updates, checks and improvements after launch.
