Web design in Exmouth

Websites for Exmouth businesses that need to be found by the people who live here all year and by the visitors who arrive every summer.

  • Fixed price, agreed first
  • Words written for you
  • Based in Cranbrook
Red sandstone cliffs and a sandy beach on the East Devon coast
Found in ExmouthYour business, named and on the map

A seaside town with two kinds of customer

Exmouth sits where the Exe meets the sea, at the western end of the Jurassic Coast. That gives local businesses two audiences: people who live here and need a plumber, a hairdresser or a builder, and visitors looking for somewhere to eat, a watersports lesson or a place to stay.

A good Exmouth website works for both. Opening hours that change with the season, a menu or price list that is kept up to date, a map, and pages that name the town, the seafront and the places you serve, so the search on a visitor’s phone finds you.

Illustrative photographs, not a real Exmouth street or business.

Who I build for in Exmouth

The kinds of business I build for in Exmouth, and what a website has to do for each.

  1. 01

    Cafés, restaurants and takeaways

    Menus, hours and directions that read well on a phone, in town or on the seafront.

    Websites for cafés
  2. 02

    Watersports, holiday lets and attractions

    Clear prices, what to expect and an easy way to book or ask.

    Websites for holiday lets
  3. 03

    Trades

    Firms covering Exmouth, Lympstone and Budleigh Salterton who want local work all year.

    Websites for builders
  4. 04

    Shops and services

    Independent businesses in the town centre that want to be found before the chains.

    Websites for florists

Exmouth, on my map.

I am based in Cranbrook, about 9 miles from Exmouth as the crow flies. The line on the map is the route out; every town you cover gets named on your site, so local searches find you.

  • ExmouthAbout 9 miles from Cranbrook
  • One person, start to finishYou deal with me, not a team
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Map of East Devon with Exmouth picked out, and the route from Cranbrook where I am based.

Fixed prices, published up front

Half to start, half when you are happy for it to go live, and your deposit back if you do not like the first version. No VAT to add, the words are written for you, I do not charge for hosting (if that ever changes, you get three months’ notice and a free move to your own accounts) and the domain is in your name.

Questions before you start

Anything else, ask me directly and you will have an answer the same working day.

Can my site change for the summer season?

Yes. Opening hours, menus and offers can change as often as you need. You can change them yourself in the editor, or on a care plan I make the changes for you within three working days.

How long does a site take?

A one page Starter site goes live in about a week, a five page site in around two weeks and a larger build in three to four weeks.

Ready when you are.

Tell me what the business does. You get a fixed price and a live date in the first conversation, before any work starts.

Available now. You speak directly to the person building your site.

A flat-lay of everyday things from many small businesses: a cup of coffee, yellow tulips, hairdressing scissors and a comb, a dog collar and lead, nail polish, a tape measure, a paintbrush, a car key, a cleaning spray, a house key and a small potted plant

The phone shows example sites for made-up businesses.