CONCEPT DESIGN / IMAGINED BUSINESSNyth Café & Deli
A useful hospitality example: table booking, click and collect, vouchers and a dietary menu in one concept.
Explore the conceptA first website. A service that brings people together. A booking system that gives you time back. Choose a starting point, and we’ll shape it around you.
A considered single-page website that introduces your business, explains what you do and gives people a clear way to get in touch. Logo design and graphic work are included, so the whole page feels like you.
£100 for the website, logo and graphics, plus £60 for first-year hosting and email.
Your first year totals £160. From year two, hosting, email and support cost £120 a year. We’ll agree what your page needs before starting.
Some ideas are worth backing because of the difference they make. We offer free websites for charity and community projects, with the scope shaped by the service and its effect on the local community.
This isn’t limited to a one-page site. The right project could need something much more involved, and we’re open to that conversation.
If you’re a not-for-profit service that trades, we’d appreciate a contribution of £120 a year towards hosting and fees. This is fully optional.
*Subject to approval. The project must warrant the support through the effect of its service on the local community. The optional contribution is not a condition of approval.

A friendly one-page website for an imagined junior football club: training times, club news, practical information for parents and a clear way to get in touch. A small site that can make a busy community easier to organise.
Explore the club conceptAppointments, services, slots, rooms or tables. Give people a booking journey that starts on your homepage and fits the way your business runs.
Custom built around your business.
Start with what you need to book and how you want to manage it. We’ll work through the customer journey, availability rules and admin tools with you, then agree your project’s scope and quote.
Ongoing hosting, support and any third-party services are quoted separately for your booking project.
Three fictional businesses. Three styles. Try making a demo booking, then explore its admin view and calendar.
CONCEPT DESIGN / IMAGINED BUSINESSA useful hospitality example: table booking, click and collect, vouchers and a dietary menu in one concept.
Explore the concept
CLIENT PROJECT / IN DEVELOPMENTCardigan Bay Leisure Vehicle Storage’s development demo shows a more involved route from options to checkout. It takes no real bookings or payments.
See the development project
LIVE APPLICATION / INTEGRATION SHOWCASEPlay Together connects Steam sign-in and game libraries with teams, voting and real-time updates. A glimpse of what wider software integration can do.
Explore Play Together£100 covers the single-page website, logo design and graphic work. First-year hosting and email are £60: a 50% reduction on the annual £120 cost. Together, that’s £160 for your first year online. Hosting, email and support are £120 per year thereafter.
No. We can consider any scope or scale. The decision is based on the effect of the service on the local community, and every project is subject to approval.
No. For not-for-profit services that trade, we appreciate £120 a year towards hosting and fees, but it is fully optional. It isn’t a condition of receiving a free website.
A fully custom flow from the homepage, with booking of services, slots or appointments, backend booking management and a calendar suitable for computers and phones. Prices start at £250; the final quote depends on the agreed project. Other integrations can be discussed on request.
No. “Try the tech” uses fictional businesses and sample availability. It demonstrates the customer and admin experience, without taking real bookings or payments. Portfolio examples keep their own concept, development or live labels.
Tell us about your business, the people you help, or the booking problem you’d like to solve. We’ll help you find the right starting point.
Let’s talk about your project