Launch pricing
Real prices, and a fixed quote before anything starts.
Six things have a fixed price so you can work out what this costs without emailing anyone. Everything bigger gets scoped first, which is why it carries a floor rather than a made-up number.
Every project is split in half: half to start, half when it goes live. So a £650 website is £325 now and £325 when you can see it working.
Founding client pricing until the tenth completed project. After that the standard rate applies.
Not sure what you need? Start with the Business Health Check, £195.
Fixed prices
- Business Health CheckStart here
For you if something isn’t working and you’re not sure what.
A written report on what’s costing you work and what to fix first. Taken off the price of any work from £500 up that you go ahead with within 60 days.
£195
report in 3 working days
- Starter site
For you if work comes by word of mouth and you need somewhere real to send people.
One page, or a few with nav. Something real to send people to.
£350
then £450
- Business website
For you if you want the website itself to bring in enquiries.
A site that explains what you do and gets people to enquire.
£650
then £795
- Get found
For you if people search for what you do near them and find someone else.
Google, Maps and AI assistants get a clear picture of what you do and where.
£395
then £495
- Job intake system
For you if people have to ring or message you before you know what the job even is.
The details and the photos arrive together, ready to price.
£395
then £495
- Booking + automation
For you if customers book appointments and you're answering every one by hand.
Customers book themselves. Missed calls get answered.
£500
then £625
- Website + bookingMost popular
For you if you need both and would rather they were built as one.
Both, built as one thing rather than bolted together.
£995
then £1,250
Booking costs less than a website because it is a well-understood thing to add, not a bigger version of one. If you already have a site you are happy with, that is the only line you need.
Which one do you need?
Three questions. It points you at the smallest thing that does the job, not the biggest.
Answer the questions and the recommendation shows up here.
Already on Fresha or Treatwell?
If it already does everything you need, keep it. Paying me to replace something that works would be a waste of your money.
What the booking price pays for is the part around it: a missed call that gets a text back with your booking link, follow-ups on your schedule, and booking that happens on your own website, not only through a marketplace where customers are browsing other businesses too.
If you're already on one of them, I connect it rather than replace it, which is the smaller and cheaper job.
Everything else
These start where they start. What they finish at depends on the problem, which is why the number below is a floor rather than a quote. You will be told which one you actually need, including when that is the cheaper one.
Small fixes and connections
A specific problem rather than a project. Two systems that should talk to each other, an automation, or something that has stopped working. I find the simplest fix rather than the biggest one.
- Connect your booking system to your website
- Set up automatic replies to enquiries
- Connect two systems you already pay for
- Automate a job you currently do in a spreadsheet
from £300
Reports and dashboards
Your numbers pulled from wherever they already live into one report that updates itself, so you can see what's working without rebuilding a spreadsheet every month.
- Which enquiries turn into jobs
- Bookings and no-shows by month
- Sales from three systems in one place
from £750
Job management dashboard
Every job in one list instead of an inbox: stages, who it's assigned to, urgent ones at the top, and a record of what happened when. Your own staff logins, your own data. A monthly plan is part of this one rather than optional, because it holds the work your week runs on.
- Repairs tracked from report to fixed
- Quotes and jobs through to won
- Contractors or staff assigned and told
from £2,500
Custom software
Anything genuinely one-off: web apps, internal tools, customer portals and AI work, built around how your business already runs. That figure is the smallest job I'll take rather than the price of anything in particular. Scoped first, then quoted, then built in stages so you see it working early.
from £1,500
How you get to one number
- 01
Tell me the problem
Describe what is going wrong rather than what you think the solution is. Working out which it needs is my job.
- 02
I tell you the simplest fix
Sometimes that is a £300 integration rather than a £1,500 build. You get told that either way.
- 03
One fixed quote
One figure in writing before anything begins. No hourly billing, no revised invoice at the end.
- 04
Built in stages
On anything sizeable you see it working early and decide whether to keep going.
One payment. You own it.
Once a project is paid for, the code, the content and the design are yours. There's no licence to keep renewing, and you can take it to another host or another developer whenever you like.
The monthly plans are not rent. They pay for me keeping the automations alive, because a reminder that quietly stops sending in March has cost you more than the plan by the time anyone notices in May. Cancel with 30 days' notice and the site and the system stay yours. If I'm hosting it, I'll help you move it.
There's no hourly rate either, because billing by the hour makes my slowness your problem. And there's no setup fee waiting at the end.
What you own, in the terms →Keeping it running
A booking system is only worth something if it's still working in six months. Things break quietly. A phone provider changes something, a reminder stops going out, and you don't notice until the diary looks empty. That's what this covers.
Care
£29per month
The site stays up, stays safe, and stays current.
- Hosting and domain management
- Backups and security updates
- One text or photo change a month
Growth
Most take this£79per month
Everything in Care, plus somebody watching the automations.
- Everything in Care
- Booking and follow-up automations monitored and fixed
- Unlimited small changes
- A one-page monthly summary of enquiries and bookings
Partner
£199per month
Everything in Growth, plus development time set aside for you.
- Everything in Growth
- A set block of development time each month
- New pages, campaigns and features as you need them
- Priority on anything urgent
- First three months included with every project.
- No long tie-in.
- Cancel with 30 days' notice.
- Prices held for 12 months.
Every service, with a price
The full range Travinyx builds. Nothing here sends you to a contact form with no idea what you are walking into.
- Business Health CheckFixed price, written report within 3 working daysfrom £195
- WebsitesFixed price. Starter £350, business £650from £350
- Getting found on Google, Maps and AI searchFixed price, on your site or one I buildfrom £395
- Job intake and quote formsFixed price, on your site or one I buildfrom £395
- Booking and automationFixed price, on your site or one I buildfrom £500
- Small fixes, integrations and APIsScoped, then one fixed quotefrom £300
- Reports and dashboardsScoped, then one fixed quotefrom £750
- Job management dashboardsScoped, then one fixed quote. Monthly plan includedfrom £2,500
- Custom software, internal tools and AIQuoted after scoping, built in stagesfrom £1,500
- Maintenance and supportMonthly planfrom £29/mo
Building for an agency or another developer? That’s priced by the day, on the agencies page. Weighing me up against Wix, Fresha or a local designer? Here’s the honest comparison.
What each of these actually means →Want the actual number for your business?
Tell me what you do and what’s going wrong, and I’ll send a fixed quote back rather than a range.