Web design and marketing that grows Edinburgh businesses.

Our prices are the same in Scotland as in England: from £300 for a site of up to five pages, from £650 for an online store, and usually £550 to £750 for a bespoke 6 to 15 page site. Use the calculator to price your own scope, including features such as online booking, and we confirm a fixed price in pounds sterling, in writing.

Yes. The cookie changes in the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and the Equality Act 2010 apply in Scotland just as they do in England. Since 5 February 2026 statistics-only cookies can run without prior consent if visitors are told and can opt out for free. The ICO's April 2026 guidance adds a catch: third-party analytics only qualify if the provider acts as your processor. We set this up correctly.

With a sign-off step built into the workflow. Finance and insurance employ 42,000 people in Edinburgh, and much of what those firms publish counts as a financial promotion that needs approval before it goes live. We keep a record of what was approved and when, and write risk warnings to be read, not hidden.

Evidence. Edinburgh's Data-Driven Innovation programme is built around becoming the data capital of Europe, and the city's 18,000 information and communication jobs mean many buyers read numbers for a living. We back claims with sources, show results with their context, and give you analytics you can trust.

Make booking direct quicker than booking through a platform. Hospitality employs 36,000 people in Edinburgh, and your guests are likely to be on a phone when they look you up. We put availability and a book button on the first screen, publish menus as fast text rather than PDFs, and track which pages turn visits into covers or room nights.

Yes. Public administration accounts for 26,000 jobs in the city and education for 37,000. Public sector websites must meet WCAG 2.2 AA and carry an accessibility statement, so we test to that standard throughout and draft the statement with you before launch.