Optional · you probably don't need these yet

You don't need this. But we've got you.

Everything here is genuinely optional. Nothing is pre-ticked at checkout, nothing auto-renews without an email first, and if you buy something you don't end up using, tell us and we'll refund it.

SSL certificate

Free on Grow and up. A paid one only if you need a warranty or organisation validation.

When you'd want it: Taking payments and want the extra assurance.

Free / £29 yr
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Managed WordPress care

We do the updates, check the site still works afterwards, and fix it if it doesn't.

When you'd want it: You'd rather not think about updates again.

£19 /mo
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Extra backups & recovery

Hourly snapshots and an off-site copy, with a tested restore.

When you'd want it: Losing a day of orders would genuinely hurt.

£6 /mo
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Branded email

you@yourbusiness.co.uk, UK-hosted, no ads, no scanning.

When you'd want it: You're still emailing clients from Gmail.

£2 /mailbox
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Website build help

A few hours with someone who does this daily — or a full build.

When you'd want it: You've been stuck on the same page for a fortnight.

From £250
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Domain privacy

Keeps your home address out of the public WHOIS record.

When you'd want it: You registered from your kitchen table.

£4 /yr
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SEO & analytics setup

Analytics that respects visitors, plus the basics done properly once.

When you'd want it: You want to know if any of this is working.

£120 once
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Marketing & growth support

Consistent content, SEO and marketing support to help more people find your business and turn attention into enquiries.

When you'd want it: You want someone to take care of your marketing instead of fitting it around everything else.

From £300 / month
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Nothing to do with hosting. Just the people who answer your tickets, posting the odd photo. Proof there are humans back here.

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