Five things that normally take five suppliers.
In the order a business actually goes through them, done by one person who has shipped every one.
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Legal structure
Formation, shareholdings and terms drafted by someone who has read the law, not just a template.
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Build
Production sites and platforms, designed and shipped by the person who answers your email.
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Payments
Card payments, subscriptions and billing set up so the money arrives, reconciles and survives an audit.
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Compliance
Data protection, identity verification and the records a regulator actually asks for.
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Growth
Search, content and paid acquisition measured against revenue, not impressions.
Built for owner-run British businesses.
Sole traders and small service firms, subscription and membership platforms, and founders taking a first product to market. The common thread is a business that needs the company formed properly, the product built, the payments reconciling and the paperwork standing up, without hiring five suppliers to get there.
There is no account manager and no handoff. The person who forms the company writes the terms, builds the product, structures the payments and keeps the compliance records. That is the whole offer, and for a business of this size it is the one that works.
A product of our own, and work for clients.
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While You Work
Our own product: an AI receptionist for UK sole traders. It answers the phone while they are on a job, takes the details and sends the lead through in seconds.
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Client platforms
Membership sites, booking systems, customer portals and the admin behind them. Django and Astro, hosted in the UK, handed over documented.
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Compliance work
Data protection reviews, verification systems, retention schedules and the policy documents a business needs when someone asks to see its working.
Facts, not adjectives.
- Legally trained
- Trading online since 1998
- Registered in England and Wales
- VAT registered
- ICO registered
- Insured
Tell us what you are building.
And where it is stuck. Every enquiry goes straight to Neil.