See it upfront.
We build a first version of your new website before you pay a penny. Like it and we finish it with you. If not, you owe us nothing.
How it works
We build a first version
From what's already public about your business, such as your listing, your reviews and your old site if you have one. A real website with your name and your town on it.
You see it
We bring it round or talk you through it on the phone. Have a good look on your own phone. It costs nothing to look.
You decide
Not for you? We shake hands, take the demo down and you owe us nothing. Want it? Pick how you'd like to pay and we get to work on the finished version.
We make it yours
We go through a short list of questions with you and take your photos, logo and prices. Then we finish the site around your answers. Nothing goes live until you've approved it.
Sites we've built
Yarn House, Brighouse
A yarn shop that runs crochet workshops. Built so customers can book a place and pay a deposit online.
See the live siteBill Boffin.
A household bill service we run ourselves. People arrange a call straight from the site.
See the live sitePrices, in the open
Two ways to pay for the same website. Pick whichever suits your cash.
- Hosting, your domain and the security certificate are included
- A weekly check that everything works
- Your Google Business Profile kept up to date
- Up to 30 minutes of changes every month
- No minimum term. Leave on 30 days' notice
- The site is yours outright once you've paid £1,250 in total, which takes about 20 months
- After that the £39 only carries on for as long as you want us to host it and keep it up to date
- Leave before then and you keep your domain and your own words and photos
- The site and the domain are yours
- Hosting, your domain and the security certificate are included for the first year
- Hosting is £120 a year after that
- Changes later are £60 an hour, quoted first and only when you want them
- A handover guide comes with it
Anything extra is quoted first.
See yours upfront.
Leave your number and we'll ring you back within one working day. Nothing to pay until you've seen your site and said yes.
01274 911 268Questions people ask us
What's the catch?
It's common to be quoted £2,000 to £3,000 for a simple website and to pay before you've seen a thing. We'd rather do the work first and let you judge it. If you don't want it, you pay nothing and we take the demo down. If you do, the prices and what they cover are all on this page.
Am I tied in?
No. There is no minimum term and you can leave on 30 days' notice. On the monthly plan the site becomes yours once you've paid £1,250 in total, which takes about 20 months. Leave sooner and you can pay the difference to keep the site, or go with your domain and your own words and photos.
What do I get?
A website of up to five pages, built to work on phones first. Your own web address, registered in your name. Hosting and a security certificate.
How long does it take?
We aim to have you live within five working days of getting your words, photos and prices. Nothing goes live until you've approved it.
What does the £39 a month pay for?
Hosting, your domain and the security certificate. A weekly check by us that the site, its forms and its links all work. Keeping your Google Business Profile up to date. And up to 30 minutes of changes a month, which we aim to make within two working days. Anything bigger is quoted first at £60 an hour. We never ask for your passwords.
I already have a website, or only Facebook. Does that matter?
No. If you have a site, we build the new one first so you can put the two side by side. If you own your web address, it stays the same. If you only have Facebook or Instagram, we start from that.
How do I pay?
Card or bank transfer, with a receipt every time. The monthly fee goes by Direct Debit or standing order.
Who are you?
Airedale Web Co. is a trading name of Pentith. Advisory Limited, a company registered in England and Wales. It's run by Lyle Pentith, who grew up in the Aire valley in West Yorkshire. You deal with a named person from first chat to going live.