Demos
Seventeen finished websites.
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These are not clients and we do not pretend they are. They are complete, working websites built for a trade, so the question “what would mine look like?” has an answer you can click rather than a mockup you have to imagine. Everything below is live at the address on the card, on the same hosting a client gets.
By trade
Same engine, different trade. Each one carries the thing that trade actually needs: a price list, a fee table, a menu, an estimator.
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Bakery
Daily bread, celebration cakes and party platters, with a price list that answers the question before anyone rings.
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Dental practice
Every fee written down before treatment starts, with a booking link and a patient contact form.
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Hair salon
A price list you can read before you sit down: cut, colour, bridal, with the time each one takes.
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Restaurant
Three menus, a table booking, and a gallery that still arrives on a slow phone connection.
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Garage
Service, brakes and diagnostics with the price attached — the number you are told is the number you pay.
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Law firm
Consultation, fixed-fee contract review and representation, with fees agreed before any work begins.
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Massage therapy
Treatments by length, a course of five, and a booking button that does not ask anyone to install an app.
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Beauty clinic
A treatment quiz that recommends before it sells, then shows what the recommendation costs.
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Construction
A cost estimator on the page itself, so an enquiry arrives with a scope already attached to it.
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Fitness studio
A goal planner that turns “I want to get fitter” into a programme, a schedule and a price.
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Estate agency
A monthly-cost calculator on every listing — what it costs to live there, not just the asking price.
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Solar installation
Consumption, system size, annual saving and payback, with every assumption on screen and editable.
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Electrical & plumbing
Callouts, coverage area and an emergency number that is one tap away on a phone.
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Tools, not just pages
Four of them do a job rather than describe one. They run in the visitor’s own browser, with nothing sent anywhere.
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QR menu
A restaurant menu behind a QR code. The restaurant changes a price; the guest installs nothing.
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Guest guide
Check-in, wifi, the bus, the nearest pharmacy — the questions a host answers forty times a month.
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Removals estimator
Volume, crew, stairs, access and the ferry leg — worked out from the questions movers already ask on the phone.
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A finished site, end to end
Not a page — a whole company website, built the way a paying client receives it. This is what “finished” means here.
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About the other languages
Eight of these also exist in German, French and Italian — translated properly, not machine-swapped. If your customers read one of those, the demo already exists: /de/, /fr/, /it/.
The prices inside every demo belong to that fictional business, not to us. Ours live in one place only: pricing.