B2B website design, from someone who sold for twelve years.
B2B website design for UK firms of one to ten people: I build a bespoke site that explains what you sell and turns a buyer's look-up into a booked call, live in seven days from £1,000.
How much does a B2B website cost?
£1,000 a sprint, paid before work starts, for a bespoke site of up to about seven pages, live in seven days. A bigger site, with a page for every service and every sector you sell to, takes more sprints, and you see the total on the call before you pay anything.
Most B2B agencies do not publish a price, and they plan in months. I plan in weeks, and the price is on this page. The full breakdown is on website pricing.
Will it bring in enquiries, or just look better?
A better-looking site that says the same vague things gets the same results. Each page answers one question a buyer has: what you do, who it is for, how pricing works, why you and not the next firm, and what happens when they get in touch.
Every page ends in one clear next step, usually a booked call. Pretty is the easy part. I write the copy around how your sales calls actually go.
Will a buyer understand what we sell?
Your prospect looks you up before the call, and often so does someone else in their business who has never heard your pitch. The site has to make it for you.
One page per service, named for what people search, with the problem first, then what you do about it, then the proof. If it takes a call to explain what you do, the site is not doing its job.
Will it fit how we sell?
Enquiry forms go to your inbox, or into your CRM where it accepts them. A booking link can put calls straight into your calendar. A lead magnet, a guide or calculator that collects details, is a small add-on from £500.
Bigger work, like a full CRM set-up or automated follow-up, is scoped as its own sprint and never slipped into the build. No WordPress plugins: custom code you own, or Webflow if your team wants to edit pages.
Do you understand B2B buyers?
I spent twelve years selling, from vehicle tracking to recruitment to booking appointments for other people's sales teams. Most of it was business to business, and all of it was on the phone.
For a year I qualified small businesses for an eBay campaign. I asked every one "Do you do any marketing?", and nine times out of ten the answer was "no time". I build sites for firms in exactly that position: the pipeline matters, and nobody has time to fix the site. More about me.
Have you built for a B2B firm before?
Yes. Unlimitely sells home extension leads to builders. Lewis Ford came to me with a landing page he had built himself, and I rebuilt it as a 29-page site in two sprints: five offer pages, six comparison pages against the platforms his buyers already use, three guides and two free tools. It went live on 23 September 2026.
There are no lead figures yet, and I will publish them when there are. In Lewis's words: "If you need something that's next level, go to him. It's not just going to be some AI slop."
Questions people ask before they book.
Two site builds, on camera.
01 / 02
Built to win enquiries, live in seven days.
Book the 30-minute call. Bring the site you have and a rough idea of who buys from you, and I will tell you what the new one needs and what it costs before you pay anything.
One site a week · one client at a time
The next sprint starts next Tuesday.
“Had an extremely helpful call with Gareth, who was extremely knowledgeable, clear and concise. Giving me a perfect structure upon how to put together my marketing for my business.”