Free, and not a sales call
Stop wasting money.
At least seven things bleeding enquiries out of your website, in a personal video. Free, usually back within one working day.
Two boxes, no call to book, nothing in your calendar. If the answer is that you should go and fix these yourself and never speak to us again, that is what the video will say. It says that fairly often.
Your site does not need to be bad for this to be worth doing. Most of the seven are things a perfectly decent website is missing, and one or two are things almost nobody in your trade has set up at all.
What you actually get.
At least seven things about your site, named specifically enough that you could hand the list to somebody else and they would know exactly what to do with it. If there are more than seven, you get all of them.
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Where enquiries are leaking
The places a ready-to-buy visitor gives up: a form that asks too much, a number that is not tappable, a page that loads after they have gone.
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What you are invisible for
The searches with a job attached that you do not show up for, and whether your Google Business Profile is doing anything at all.
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What is slow, and what that costs
Measured on a throttled phone on mobile data, because that is how your customers actually arrive, not on the office fibre.
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Which ones you can do yourself
Every item on the list is something you could set up inside thirty days without hiring anybody. Several of them take an afternoon.
What the catch is.
You get a personal video. Not a PDF with your logo dropped on the front: David records his screen, walks your actual site, and shows you what is leaking and what he would do about it.
Somewhere in it David will tell you how Procon 24/7 turned £133,417 of ad spend into £1.22M of tracked revenue, over four and a half years, reconciled against their own invoices. That is the part where you work out whether any of it applies to you.
Then it is your call. Stay where you are, which is comfortable and costs nothing today. Or take the leap. Nobody rings you either way.
Before you send it
Five things you are probably thinking.
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Why does a website cost what it does?
Because it is not a website. It is the marketing function a business your size cannot afford to hire: design, brand, search and paid ads from one person instead of four, plus the plan that says what to do next and in what order.
The website is the artefact. The plan is the product. Push harder on it and it compounds faster, which is the part we cannot do for you.
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Am I tied in?
Flexible: 30 days' notice in any month, no reason needed, nothing owed. Committed: 12 months, and we waive the launch fee to do it.
Either way the site becomes yours outright, and either of us can end it at month 6 if it is not working.
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How do I know it will actually work?
On Committed you beat your current enquiry number by day 90 or you leave owing nothing and keep the site.
We write your current number down before anything starts, so there is a real figure to beat rather than a feeling about it.
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I have not got time for this.
That is the point of paying somebody. Two hours of site changes a month, one ranked article written and published, your Google Business Profile run rather than filled in once, and every enquiry texted to you as it lands. You are not being handed a to-do list.
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I could get a website cheaper.
You can. £19 to £29 a month rents you a template you never own, and the video we send you will tell you which of your seven you can fix yourself for nothing.
What the monthly buys is it being done, every month, by the person who built it.
Before you send it, if you want the reasoning.
- Why we price in pounds, not 'from £X+' What a phantom 'from' price hides, and why ours is on the page.
- How much does a website cost in the UK? The 2026 breakdown by route, from DIY to agency, with real numbers.
- Why is my website not getting enquiries? The usual causes, in the order they usually turn out to be the problem.
