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Tell us what you are trying to build or fix

The more specific you are about the business goal and the current problem, the more useful our reply will be. A few sentences is enough to start.

What you get back

  • A straight answer on whether we are the right fit
  • A recommended next step, even when that is not hiring us
  • No sales sequence, no newsletter subscription
  • Your details used only to answer your enquiry

Enquiry

Start your project

One short form. We read every enquiry ourselves.

  • Describe the business goal, not just the technical request
  • Tell us what exists today and what is failing
  • Mention any fixed deadline and what is driving it
  • Say if you already have a budget range in mind

If your website is down, compromised or losing orders right now, say so in the first line of your message so we can prioritise reading it.

Helpful for a redesign, fix or migration.

What is the goal, what is not working now, and which features matter most?

We use your details to reply to your enquiry and for nothing else. We do not add enquirers to a marketing list, and we do not pass your details to third parties.

What happens next

After you send the form

  • We read it properly

    Enquiries are read by the person who would do the work, not filtered by a sales team. If your message is detailed, the reply will be too.

  • You get an honest assessment

    Whether this is something we should take on, what we would recommend doing first, and where we think the real problem is.

  • A call only if it helps

    If the project warrants a conversation, we will suggest one. If it can be resolved in writing, we will not ask you to sit through a call.

Before you write

What makes an enquiry easy to answer well

The most useful enquiries describe a situation rather than request a quote. "Our WooCommerce store slows to a crawl every afternoon and we have started losing checkouts" tells us far more than "we need a quote for a website", and gets a far more useful reply.

If you already have a budget range, saying so saves both of us time. It is not a negotiating position — it lets us tell you immediately whether the goal is achievable at that level, and if it is not, what a realistic version would look like.

Questions

Before you get in touch

Do you charge for an initial conversation?
No. Understanding your requirement and telling you whether we are a fit costs you nothing. Detailed technical assessment — auditing an existing site, diagnosing a fault, scoping a custom system — is chargeable work, and we will tell you before it starts rather than after.
What if you cannot help?
We will say so, and where we can, point you toward what would actually help. A quick honest no is worth more to you than a slow maybe.
Will my details be added to a mailing list?
No. Enquiry details are used to reply to your enquiry. There is no marketing sequence and no newsletter subscription attached to this form.
Can we send a written brief instead?
Yes. If you have a specification or a tender document, mention it in the form and we will arrange a way for you to send it. A written brief usually produces a much more precise response.

Not ready to enquire yet?

Read how we deliver projects, or browse the services to work out which one your situation falls under.