Website Hosting Explained: What a Small Business Needs
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Read MoreOutible is a web design agency at Liverpool Science Park on Mount Pleasant. We design and build bespoke, mobile-first websites for Liverpool and Merseyside businesses, from a simple site that explains what you do and brings in enquiries to a full online shop.
Every package has a fixed price, and every site is built SEO optimised from the first page, so search engines can understand what you offer and where.
Simple website: up to 10 pages to explain your services and take enquiries.
CMS website: as many pages as you like, plus a blog you update yourself.
Booking system website: customers book appointments, tables or stays online.
E-commerce website: an online shop with an admin panel for your products.
Bespoke website: features designed around the way your business works.
Whichever you choose, it comes with HTTPS, Google Analytics 4 set-up, a contact form protected by reCAPTCHA and email addresses on your own domain. Not sure which fits? Send a quote request and we will recommend one.
Tell us what you need. Our website requirements form covers your pages, features and goals.
We design and build. Using your text and images, we create a mobile-first site around your brief, usually in three to six weeks depending on the package.
You go live. Your site launches with HTTPS, Google Analytics 4 and a working contact form, ready for customers.
We also look after existing sites: we can maintain an older website, modernise it or move it to something easier to run. Tell us about it through our contact page.
Our packages have fixed prices: a simple website is £1,500, a CMS website £2,000, a booking system website £2,500 and an e-commerce website £4,000. For anything more tailored, bespoke builds begin at £4,500, priced from your brief. Monthly hosting adds £25 (simple or CMS) or £30 (booking or e-commerce).
Our estimate is three weeks for a simple website and six weeks for a CMS, booking system or e-commerce website. The biggest factor is usually content: the sooner we have your text and images, the sooner your site can go live.
Yes. When you order a package you agree to supply the text and images you want on your site. If you are not sure what to include, our website requirements form walks you through what we need.
Every package includes HTTPS, Google Analytics 4 set-up, a contact form that sends enquiries straight to your email (protected by reCAPTCHA), an SEO-optimised build and email addresses on your own domain: one with the simple website, three with CMS, ten with booking and twenty with e-commerce. Extra email addresses are £1 a month each.
With a CMS website you manage your own pages and blog, with no limit on the number of pages. An e-commerce website comes with an admin panel for your content and products. The simple website covers up to 10 pages, with each extra page at £10.
Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. What we do is build every site to be SEO optimised and mobile-first, with a sound page structure and Google Analytics 4 in place, so you have a strong base to grow from and can see how visitors find you.
Our office is at Liverpool Science Park, 131 Mount Pleasant, in the city centre. We build websites for businesses across Liverpool and Merseyside. You can contact us or send a quote request to start.
We are proud to share our most recent Liverpool web designs with you.
Jack has taken his business to new heights with the help of Outible. His original plan was to market his business using social media but soon realised that he needed a more targeted approach, so he tried out our digital strategy for increasing leads. A bespoke CMS blog web design package combined with an effective advertising campaign through Google Adwords was all it took, we have helped him grow his client base in Liverpool like never before!
View the websiteVegBox is a local business with an organic fruit and vegetable shop in Crosby, Liverpool. The founder of the business wanted to move his business online to offer a more practical experience for his customers where they could place their orders in an easier manner. Previously customers would make their orders in-store, over the phone, or through social media.
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