Areas we cover
We are a Maidstone studio working across Kent. Here is where we have built, and how it works if you are further out.
Where we are
Maidstone, and the whole county from there
We are based in Maidstone, which puts most of Kent inside an easy drive. It also means we know the county we are selling into, rather than treating it as a list of postcodes.
How it works
Mostly remote, in person when it helps
Most projects run over calls and email, which keeps things moving. If you would rather sit down and go through it properly, we will come to you. Neither costs you more.
What you get back
A reply the same working day
Tell us about the business and we come back the same working day with one fixed price for the whole job. The phone is answered by the people who build the sites, seven days a week.
Town by town
Each of these has its own page, because what a website has to do genuinely changes from one part of Kent to the next.
Two customers at once
Web design in Canterbury
Eight million visits a year, and a local trade that wants proof rather than opening hours. Canterbury sites have to answer both.
Eight million visits a year and £520m of visitor spend, alongside a resident trade that wants proof before it rings. Canterbury is the only place on this list where a site has to satisfy a stranger on a phone and a local doing due diligence at the same time.
See the pageThree towns, one search term
Web design in Thanet
Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs behave differently, but the word people type is Thanet. A site here has to earn on all of it.
Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs are three towns with one name, 4.6m visits a year and roughly one job in five tied to tourism. Trade swings hard with the season, so being able to change the site yourself matters more here than anywhere.
See the pageEighteen miles from London
Web design in Dartford
Close enough that your customers compare you with London firms, and a fifth more residents than a decade ago who have no local recommendations yet.
Eighteen miles from central London, and the borough grew from 97,400 to 116,800 in a decade. A lot of your customers moved here recently, have no local recommendations to fall back on, and will happily compare you with a London firm.
See the pageThe county town
Web design in Maidstone
The largest district in Kent and the patch nearly every agency in the county claims. Crowded results, and a lot of business to business buyers.
The county town and the largest district in Kent at 175,800 people. It is also the patch nearly every agency in the county claims, so the search results are crowded and a lot of the buyers are other businesses rather than consumers.
See the pageThe fastest growing borough in Kent
Web design in Ashford
Up 12.5% in ten years, thirty eight minutes from St Pancras, and a lot of new arrivals with no local recommendations to go on.
The fastest growing borough in Kent, up 12.5% in ten years, and thirty eight minutes from St Pancras. The M20, Ashford International and the Channel Tunnel put logistics and manufacturing at the centre of local trade.
See the pageAn older town, and a harbour full of independents
Web design in Folkestone
Average age up from 43 to 47 in a decade, so readability earns its keep here more than almost anywhere in Kent.
The average age here went from 43 to 47 in a decade and the 65 to 74 group grew by more than a quarter, so readability earns its keep. A regenerated harbour of independents sits a few miles from the Channel Tunnel terminal.
See the pageA working port, and very small businesses
Web design in Dover
Nine in ten firms here have fewer than ten staff, and 10,000 lorries a day pass through. Two very different kinds of customer.
Nine in ten firms in the district have fewer than ten staff, so nobody local has a marketing team. Up to 10,000 lorries a day and a third of all UK trade with the EU move through the port, which means a lot of buyers here are businesses.
See the pageAffluent, professional, and static
Web design in Tunbridge Wells
The population has not moved in a decade, so growth here means taking work off a competitor rather than catching a wave.
Affluent, professional, and almost static: the population grew 0.2% in ten years against 6.6% for England. Growth here means taking work off a competitor, and presentation carries more weight than in most of the county.
See the pageFive towns under one name
Web design in Medway
Chatham, Gillingham, Rochester and Strood. The largest urban area in Kent, and people search the towns as well as the area.
Chatham, Gillingham, Rochester, Strood and Rainham, around 292,700 people and a £4.8bn economy growing ahead of the UK. People search the area name and the town names, and what each town needs is genuinely different.
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More towns are on the way. If yours is not here yet, tell us where you are and it changes nothing about the price.
Further out in the county
The work above sits mostly along the east coast and around Canterbury, and we are based over in Maidstone. Between the two we cover the county comfortably.
If you are somewhere we have not built yet, that is not a problem and it does not change the price. Tell us where you are and what the business does, and we will come back the same working day.
Tell us where you are