Kensington · local businesses · from £500
In Kensington, people look you up while they are already near High Street Kensington. They want hours, a price or a menu, and a way to enquire — on a phone, without hunting through old posts.
A local site in Kensington has a short job: say what you do, where you are around between High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Chelsea, and how to book, call or send a message. If that only lives on a social app, it disappears when the app is closed.
Kensington mixes visitors to the museums and people shopping Kensington and Chelsea. The page has to load in one hand, with the next step visible before a long story about the brand.
I design and build the public site, plus a private page so you can change photos, prices and hours yourself. You send a brief; I usually reply within 48 hours with a free homepage mock-up and a fixed written quote. Nothing is payable until you accept it.
These are the details people check before they walk to High Street Kensington or travel in from Chelsea.
Call, book or send a message from the first screen. In Kensington, most visits start on a phone near High Street Kensington.
Weekdays, weekends and early closing. Someone coming from South Kensington should not guess from an old story.
Put the figures you actually charge where they can be read without downloading a file. That is what people compare before they commit in Kensington.
A pin, the street, and a landmark they already know — High Street Kensington, South Kensington or Chelsea.
Shop front, work, food or products. You update them yourself so the page stays honest as Kensington trade changes through the year.
Link the Google listing you already have so reviews stay live next to the hours and prices on the site.
People look you up from High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Chelsea. The site is for that moment, not for a desktop brochure.
Kensington is one of London’s main places people type when they want a local business. The useful landmarks are High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Chelsea — not a generic “we cover London” line.
I am based in Surrey and work with Kensington businesses by email. You do not need a meeting in town. The mock-up shows a homepage aimed at visitors to the museums and people shopping Kensington and Chelsea.
If you mainly need a homepage with hours, a way to enquire and a short explanation of what you do around between High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Chelsea, Launch from £500 is usually the starting point. Extra public pages sit in a higher band. The written quote says which band, and which admin tools are in.
Launch from £500
A public website you can update yourself.
Scale
More pages, plus more of the private admin you choose after we talk.
Connect
A wider admin set when the day-to-day needs more than one extra tool.
Operate
Another step up when several parts of the business need to live in one login.
Automate
The fullest website band when you want more of the admin working together.
You choose the pages and the private admin after we talk. Nothing is payable until you accept the quote.
More on what a business website includes is on the business websites page.
Already have a website? I can look after it from £30 a month: monthly website care in Kensington.
No. This page is for businesses trading in Kensington, including South Kensington and Chelsea. Tell me the real address on the brief and the mock-up will use that, not a stock map of the whole borough.
Yes. I work by email from Surrey. You get a homepage mock-up usually within 48 hours, then a fixed written quote. Nothing is payable until you accept it.
If the site mostly works, monthly care from £30 can keep hours, prices and the enquiry path up to date in Kensington. A new build is for when the current site cannot do the job.
Send your business name and what you do around between High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Chelsea. I usually reply within 48 hours with a free mock-up and a fixed written quote.