Small Business Web Design Packages for UK Businesses: Fixed Prices in £

We read the brief, check what the package covers and what it doesn't, and send an itemised proposal: pages, sections, inclusions, exclusions, timeline and price. If something you asked for sits outside the package (a booking calendar, a second language), it appears as its own priced line, so you can drop it or keep it. Business hours are UAE working days, Monday to Friday.

About 5–7 working days for one page, 2–3 weeks for five pages, and 3–4 weeks for the web app once the scope is signed off. Content is the usual cause of delay, so on day one we send a checklist of what each page needs.

A 50% deposit to start and 50% at launch, by bank transfer (an international SWIFT payment from a UK bank works). We quote in GBP on request; the AED price is the contract figure the £ amount is converted from.

These duties sit with you, the business owner; we build the pages that carry them:

• Limited companies must show the registered company name, the company number, the part of the UK where the company is registered and the registered office address on their website (Companies House trading disclosure rules).
• Every business selling online must give its name, a geographic address and an email address, plus its VAT number if it is VAT-registered and any trade or professional body it belongs to (Electronic Commerce Regulations 2002, regulation 6).
• A privacy notice that tells visitors what personal data the site collects, why and for how long (UK GDPR, ICO guidance on the right to be informed).
• Consent before non-essential cookies such as advertising trackers (PECR; the ICO publishes the current guidance).
• Selling to consumers online: the pre-contract information and the 14-day cancellation right of the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.

We are not lawyers; for anything unusual, check with a solicitor.

During those months we run a monthly health check (uptime, SSL, form delivery, backups), apply security and software updates, and fix defects in our own work. The period ends by itself: no auto-renewal and no card on file. Ongoing care afterwards is optional and quoted.

You do, once the final payment is made: code, design files and content. The domain and hosting are registered in your name from day one, so you can move to another developer at any time without asking us.

Yes, as quoted add-ons: a Shopify store from US$1,400 (≈ £1,057), a custom e-commerce store from US$2,500 (≈ £1,888), a booking system from US$1,800 (≈ £1,359). We integrate the payment provider you choose and name it in the proposal.

A website builder suits you if you enjoy doing it and accept a monthly fee for as long as the site exists. Ours suits you if you would rather spend the time on your business and own code you can move. Either way, judge by the written scope, not the headline price.

1. Ask for a written scope with the page count.
2. Confirm who owns the code and the domain.
3. Pay in stages, never 100% upfront.
4. Know the name of the person building your site.
5. Read which country's law governs the contract.

WebStackRank is founded and run by Muhammad Waleed, who builds in Laravel and Next.js (about us). We are a studio in Dubai, UAE. We are not based in the UK: we have no UK office, no Companies House number and no UK reviews yet. What we offer instead are mechanisms: a written scope, staged payments, code ownership and an itemised proposal within 24 business hours.