Web Design Manchester for Service Businesses

Choose the right build depth.

Professional website

From £1,495 excluding applicable tax. For a focused offer with up to five agreed core pages, custom design, responsive build, editing of supplied copy, one contact route and one consolidated review round.

Up to five agreed core pages
For a clear, focused offer
Hosting selected separately

Complete business website

From £3,295 excluding applicable tax. For several services, audiences or a broader rebuild, with tailored information architecture and one-off search and answer-engine foundations.

Several decision paths
Tailored page architecture
Ongoing SEO work is separate

A worked brief for a changing service offer.

Separate what is available today from what is planned. The first release should make current services easy to understand and contact. Future capabilities do not belong in the navigation until the business can explain and deliver them.

A modular page structure can still prepare for change: a clear service overview, reusable proof patterns and a content owner. That is different from publishing speculative pages or claiming a larger team.

Build the commercial core first.

Home: current proposition and primary audience.
Service overview: confirmed offers with clear distinctions.
Priority service pages: fit, proof and next step.
About: real team, capacity and working model.
Contact: route enquiries without promising availability.

Add a service when the offer is ready.

Before a new service page goes live, confirm its audience, deliverable, owner, proof and enquiry route. The page can then enter the existing structure without rewriting the entire homepage.

VURM’s proposal defines the initial pages and review. Later content, ongoing support and human work are priced separately from hosting rather than implied as an unlimited retainer.

Mark what is current and what is future.

Services that can be sold and delivered now.
Planned services that should remain unpublished.
Real team roles and capacity statements.
A content owner for later updates.

A direct build process.

01
Agree the pages
VURM turns the offer, audience and supplied material into a defined website proposal.
02
Review a working build
You check the design, wording, mobile layout and enquiry route in context.
03
Approve publication
Facts, links and contact details are checked before the agreed site goes live.

Questions people often ask

Clear answers before you decide.

Can the site be expanded after launch?

Yes. The initial structure can support later pages, which are designed and priced when their content is ready.

Should planned services appear as ‘coming soon’?

Only when there is a genuine customer reason and a confirmed plan. Empty pages usually create confusion.

Is ongoing website work included in hosting?

No. Hosting and publishing use a Platform plan; human design or content work is a separate service.

Is VURM based in Manchester?

No. VURM works remotely from the Netherlands.

VURM builds a website your offer can grow into.