Services
What I build between your website and your calendar
Every service here is one part of the same system: the path from someone finding you to someone booked. I do not sell packages. I look at what you have, find where that path leaks, and fix that part. Most engagements start the same way, with an audit delivered in 5 working days and a written plan 2 days after that.
- Web developmentCustom web development servicesMost people who ask for custom development need one custom piece bolted onto standard parts. I tell you which you are before quoting. Audit in 5 working days.
- Website optimisationWebsite optimisation servicesI find where your site loses people and fix it. Conversion paths, page speed, messaging and intake, measured before and after.
- Website auditWebsite audit serviceA five-day written audit of your site, funnel, booking and backend. You get a prioritised fix list with an expected impact on each item.
- Business process automationBusiness process automation for small businessesI map your process, tell you what to automate, what to delete and in what order, then build it in n8n or Zapier. Plan in 10 working days.
- Digital operationsCRM and workflow automation, run as one systemThe system behind the site. I clean up your CRM, build follow-up that does not rely on memory, and give you one dashboard instead of six tabs.
- Website maintenanceWebsite maintenance servicesWebsite maintenance services in the UK from £520 a month: updates, backups, monitoring and a monthly report. Critical issues started within 1 business day.
- B2B website redesignWebsite redesign services for B2B and service businessesWebsite redesign services for B2B and service businesses: a site read by a buying committee over months, rebuilt for that. Audit in 5 working days.
How to choose between them
Most people arrive knowing something is wrong without knowing which part. If that is you, start with the website audit. It is the entry point to everything else on this page, it is delivered in 5 working days, and it is written so that another developer could act on it without me. Often it finds that the site is fine and the loss is somewhere behind it, which is a genuinely useful thing to learn before commissioning a redesign.
If you already know where the path breaks, go straight to that part. In the order an enquiry travels:
Being found and chosen. A site that gets traffic and few enquiries is website optimisation. A site whose buyer is a committee rather than one person is B2B website redesign. A site that cannot be fixed by editing it, because the structure itself is fighting you, is custom web development.
Answering. Replies that go out late or not at all, and a week eaten by the same repeated tasks, is business process automation.
Following up. A CRM nobody trusts and follow-up that runs on memory is digital operations.
Staying up. A site that already works and needs to keep working is website maintenance.
What every one of them has in common
Most start with the same audit and the same written plan, because scoping work before looking at the system is guessing with a price attached. Scope and price are fixed and agreed before any build starts. You own the code, the accounts and the documentation throughout, and nothing is locked to me. Every build includes 30 days of changes and a two month warranty on anything that breaks, included rather than sold back to you.
There is no package to pick from and no tier list, because the useful answer is rarely the one that fits neatly into a box. I take on a limited number of projects at a time, so the person who scopes your work is the person who does it.
And every one of them treats the quiet failures as the expensive ones. A form that stops sending, a booking link that breaks, a card payment that fails at 2 a.m. and is found only when a customer complains: none of them shows an error, and all of them cost money. That is why the audit follows every path an enquiry can take, end to end, rather than only checking that the pages load.
If you are not ready to talk to anyone
You do not have to book a call to get something useful. Send your URL by email and you get a written teardown back within two working days, no call and no pitch. It will tell you whether any of this is worth buying, which is the question you actually have right now.
Not sure this is the one you need?
Book a free 30 minutes. Bring your site and roughly how many enquiries you get. You leave with the two or three things I would fix first, whether or not we end up working together.
Prefer not to get on a call? Send your URL to contact@ordstudio.cc and you get a written teardown back within two working days. No call, no pitch.