Why does a mybitness website cost £799.99?

1. You are not paying for agency overhead

An agency quoting £3,000–£5,000 for a site like this is covering the cost of a team: a business development manager who sold you the project, an account manager who coordinates, a project manager who runs the internal process, a designer, a developer, and often a junior who handles revisions. Each of those people has a salary, a desk, and a share of the office lease — and none of them is typing on your website most of the time.

A meaningful share of what you pay is that overhead rather than the work itself. mybitness has none of it. One person — Paul — quotes the work, builds the site, writes the copy, sets up your Google profile and answers the phone. The saving is structural. It is also why the scope is fixed: a defined package is the only way one person can deliver at this price without cutting the parts that matter.

2. We build on a modern, efficient framework

Every mybitness site is built on Astro — a modern static-site framework that generates clean HTML files. Unlike WordPress (which rebuilds pages on every server request from a database) or Wix (which loads a full platform layer before your content appears), Astro sites load almost instantly because there is nothing to process on the server. The file is already built.

This architecture also means there are no plugins to update, no database to secure, and no attack surface for the automated attacks that compromise WordPress sites daily. The technical quality is higher, not lower — and the build process is more efficient because the foundation is right from the start.

3. The scope is defined and honest

The £799.99 package covers a specific, clearly defined scope: up to six pages, copywriting included, local SEO setup, Google Business Profile creation, and delivery in 14 working days. To secure your build slot, we require 100% upfront payment. The 14 working days build clock starts only once both payment has been made and your Tally onboarding form has been fully completed and submitted.

This scope is exactly what a local service business — a plumber, an accountant, an electrician, a cleaning company — needs to compete effectively in local Google search.

It does not include bespoke e-commerce platforms, custom booking systems, members-only portals, complex API integrations, or multi-stakeholder brand strategy workshops. Those projects are larger, take longer, and cost more — at mybitness or anywhere else. We will tell you on the first call if your project needs something beyond this scope, and we will not try to squeeze a complex brief into a simple package.

4. We specialise in one type of client

Generalist agencies quote widely, learn on the job across many different project types, and price accordingly. mybitness builds websites for one type of client: local service businesses and professional practices in the Midlands that need to generate enquiries from Google.

That focus means the same decisions get made repeatedly rather than reinvented: what a plumber's homepage has to say in the first five seconds, what an accountant's site needs in order to convert a cautious enquiry, which technical setup actually matters for local search. A narrow scope makes the build faster and more predictable — not because shortcuts are taken, but because the decisions are already settled before we start.