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Selling nationally from a local base
Where the site has to do the convincing on its own, without a showroom behind it.
Rugby
Twenty minutes up the A5. Close enough that a site visit is not a day out.
Near enough to turn up.
Plenty of Rugby businesses sell nationally from a local base, which usually means the website is doing more selling than the premises are.
The job behind the enquiry.
The website is carrying more of the sales job than anyone planned for. If most of your customers never see the premises, the site is the premises, and it is usually the part nobody has spent money on.
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Where the site has to do the convincing on its own, without a showroom behind it.
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Long sales cycles, technical buyers, and a site that has to survive being read properly rather than skimmed.
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The credibility check before somebody picks up the phone.
Things that change the job here.
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The Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal is nearer to Rugby than it is to Daventry — the UK’s largest intermodal rail freight interchange, running over a hundred train services a week. A lot of what surrounds it needs scheduling and capacity software rather than a website.
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Rugby sits in a different county to the rest of the towns we cover, and Warwickshire is currently going through local government reorganisation. Worth knowing if the work touches the public sector, because the authority you are contracting with may not be the one you started with.
The two things we are asked for.
Both are hand-coded, and both come with the same performance and accessibility standards.
Said out loud.
A hand-coded site starts at £2,500 and most land between £4,000 and £12,000. Custom software is quoted on scope, because it has to be. A £295 teardown gets you a recorded review and a prioritised fix list, credited against any work you book — which is the cheapest way to find out whether you need us at all.
We work across the area.
Rugby, specifically.
Yes. We are a web development and software agency based in Daventry, Northamptonshire, and Rugby is comfortably within the area we cover in person. Most of the work happens remotely either way, and we will come to you when it helps.
The same as anywhere: from £2,500 for a hand-coded site, with most between £4,000 and £12,000. Custom software is quoted on scope. We do not price by postcode.
Yes, and it is most of what we do. Booking and capacity systems, internal tools, public-facing portals and mobile apps. Software we built and still run is in use at UK councils and takes real money.
Yes. NumoForms, the consultation platform we built, is used by Staffordshire County Council. Public sector work has to survive accessibility regulation and procurement scrutiny, so that is how we build.
Get started
Tell us what you need building. Half an hour on the phone, or we will come to you.
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