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Your Website · A Two Wrens Product

Your business deserves a website that looks the part. So I design it with you, not from a template.

I am based in Devon, near Exeter. Website design for small businesses in the city, across the county and the South West. I talk it through with you, draft the site from scratch, set everything up, and refine it with your feedback until it is right. After launch, I am the person you ring — not a ticket queue.

Website Build £299 One call, a plan you sign off, up to five pages and two rounds of feedback.

  • Conversation first
  • Built and set up for you
  • Same person afterwards

Designed around you

Your site is drawn up from scratch for your services and your customers. Nothing is dropped into an off-the-shelf theme.

A conversation first

I start with a call about your business, the customers you want more of and the enquiries you are missing.

Your feedback shapes it

You look at the real site in your own browser and tell me what to change. Twice, as standard.

I handle the technical work

Domain, SSL, hosting setup, analytics and the search basics are handled for you. Ongoing hosting sits with you on the build, or with me on the managed plan.

I'm available afterwards

Questions and technical hiccups come straight to me. Website Build: reply within two working days. Managed: same working day, with outages first.

Where I work

Website design across Exeter, Devon and the South West

I am based in Devon, near Exeter. The Website Build is £299 and delivered by call and video. Pick the area that fits, or start with a free conversation.

All areas I cover Website Build £299

Benjamin Wren

You'll work with

Benjamin Wren

I am based in Devon, near Exeter. I talk it through with you, build the site, set everything up, and I am the person you ring afterwards. One named person for the whole job — no ticket queue.

More about me

What clients say

Brilliant service! I have used Two Wren's web services for many years and would highly recommend them.

RF - Therapist

Getting a website should not become another job

Most small businesses I speak to have already tried once. Here is where it usually goes wrong.

  • DIY builders take far longer than anyone expects

    The template looked finished in the advert. Yours is still half-built three months later.

  • Agencies quote thousands and talk in jargon

    Discovery workshops and brand strategy decks, when what you needed was five good pages.

  • The technical decisions are genuinely confusing

    Hosting, domains, SSL, redirects. None of it is your job, and all of it can go wrong.

  • Most sites launch with no thought about structure

    Pages exist, but nothing guides a visitor towards actually getting in touch.

I take care of the thinking, the design and the technical work, so the only thing you have to do is tell me about your business and say what you think of the drafts.

How I work with you

Five steps, usually two to three weeks from our first call. It takes longer than a template because your opinion is part of the process.

  1. 1

    A proper conversation

    Half an hour on the phone or a video call, free and with no obligation. I want to understand what your business does, who buys from you and what you want the website to bring in.

    Your part Half an hour, and an honest picture of how the business works.

  2. 2

    A plan you sign off

    I write up the structure page by page, what each page is there to do, and the fixed price. Nothing gets built until you have read it and agreed.

    Your part Read it properly and tell me what I have misunderstood.

  3. 3

    Your design, from scratch

    I draft your site around your services, your words and your branding. If you do not have branding yet, I will talk you through the options.

    Your part Your logo and photographs, plus any wording you already have.

  4. 4

    Two rounds of your feedback

    You get a link to the real site in your own browser. You tell me what to change, I refine it, and you look again. This is the part most website services skip.

    Your part A careful look on your phone and your computer, and a list of changes.

  5. 5

    Launch, then a named person

    I connect your domain, set up SSL and a hosting account, add analytics and the search basics, and put it live. After that you have someone to ring rather than a support form.

    Your part Say the word and I press the button.

How the work feels

Built around a conversation, not a theme picker

Your site starts from how your business actually runs — then I refine it until it looks and reads like you.

Is this the right fit?

I would rather tell you now than take a job that was never going to suit you.

This is for you if…

  • You want someone to take the whole job off your hands
  • You would rather talk it through than fill in a configurator
  • You want a site built around your services, not a theme you have to bend
  • You are happy to give feedback on a draft and have it acted on
  • You want a person to ring when something needs changing

Look elsewhere if…

  • You want to build and edit the whole thing yourself — a DIY builder genuinely suits you better
  • You need a site live in 48 hours, because the feedback rounds take longer than that
  • You want the cheapest possible option regardless of how it looks
  • You need a large catalogue or complex integrations from day one — visit Two Wrens instead

Questions, answered

Straight answers before you give me half an hour.

Is this a template service?

No. I start with a conversation about your business, then draft a design for it from scratch. The sectors on this site show the kinds of businesses I work with, not designs you pick from a menu.

What exactly does the standard price cover?

A free 30-minute call, a written plan you sign off, a design drafted for your business, up to five core pages, two rounds of your feedback, mobile-responsive layout, contact form, basic search-engine and analytics setup, domain connection, SSL, a hosting account set up for you, and launch support. The monthly hosting fee after that is paid by you to the host. You supply your logo, photographs and any wording you already have.

Why is it not more expensive if the work is bespoke?

Because the standard website is a clear piece of work: one call, one design, five pages and two rounds of feedback. That is what the £299 covers. If you later want more pages, copywriting or ecommerce, I quote that separately before any of it starts — never as a surprise on the invoice.

What do you need from me?

Half an hour for the first call, your logo and photographs, any wording you already have, and a careful look at each draft. If you do not have wording, I can write it as an add-on.

How long does it take?

Usually two to three weeks from the first call. It is not instant, because the feedback rounds are the part that makes the site yours.

Does the £299 include hosting?

I set up a hosting account for you as part of the build and put the site live. The monthly hosting charge after that is yours — you pay the host directly. If you would rather hosting, backups, ongoing care and same working day replies sit with me, that is the Managed Website plan at £150 setup plus £19.99 a month.

Are there ongoing costs?

The Website Build is a one-off project fee, plus whatever your host charges each month once the site is live. The Managed Website plan is £150 setup plus £19.99 a month for a minimum of 12 months, and that monthly fee includes hosting, backups, security updates, minor content changes and same working day replies.

How quickly do you reply after launch?

On Website Build I aim to reply within two working days. On Managed Website I aim for the same working day, and if the site is down that comes first. Either way you deal with me directly — no ticket queue.

Can I use my existing domain?

Yes. I can connect a domain you already own, or help you register a new one.

Who owns the website?

You own your content and branding. The arrangement for the site files and hosting is set out in the Website Service Terms.

Start with a conversation, not a credit card

Half an hour on the phone, free, and no obligation at the end of it. If I am not the right person for the job I will say so.