London— online now
I design, build, and launch the first version. You send people to it. If it is doing the job, you stay on a monthly plan we agree after you have seen it live. If it isn’t, I take it down and you owe nothing.
Built at a desk. Not a WeWork pitch.
The offer
Two weeks to launch a real site. You send people to it. Then we talk about keeping it — and whether hospitality needs ordering wired in, not a pretty menu.
01
What you sell, who should enquire, and whether I can actually ship this. I take a handful of trials at a time. If I am the wrong person, I say so.
02
You see the site going up. Up to five core pages, mobile, form, basic SEO, hosting, SSL, and a proper domain in your name. Hospitality builds include the order and contact paths, not just a pretty menu. No invoice during this window.
03
We point the domain. You send traffic. You see if anyone gets in touch — or places an order. That is the test — not a mockup in a Figma file.
04
Keep it on a monthly plan — hosting, SSL, backups, and small edits. Walk away at the end of week two and the site comes down. Then, if you want, we add automation and software.
What I ship
Try the site for two weeks. Build software when the work needs its own desk. Or have an agent set up for one job you are still doing by hand.
Custom software
I build a private system for one business: the pipeline, the clients, and the follow-ups, around how you already work. Not a generic CRM subscription.
It can sit next to the website. If the job is that the CRM updates itself, agent setup is the optional third piece: the agent logs completed work in, and you still approve the edge.
Scoped in writing before I start. The usual shape is a build, then optional care. Priced to the job, in writing.
Portfolio
Operations desks, a markets brief, a kitchen compliance tool, a sourcing queue, a trading bot, and desk automations. Different rooms. This list will grow.
Who it's for
You run a real business and the current site — or the lack of one — is costing you enquiries. You want to see it working before you pay.
Restaurant, bar, hotel. You need guests to order or book from the site, and a phone or WhatsApp path that is not buried. I build that, not a PDF of the menu.
You need a site people can trust, then the tools behind it. Website first. Software when the offer is proven.
The pipeline, the clients, and the follow-ups do not fit a sheet anymore, and you do not want a bloated subscription. I build that as a private CRM. One business. Your way of working.
The enquiry, the booking, the morning note. If you are still the loop, I can set up an agent that runs that one job and stops where you tell it to.
After the trial
The first two weeks are free and there is no invoice. If the site is doing its job, you stay on one of these — month to month, no setup fee. If it is not, I take it down and you owe nothing.
01 · Lite
A simple one-to-five page site that just needs to stay up, stay secure, and get the odd word changed.
02 · Studio
A site that earns enquiries. Contact and order paths tested every month, and room to keep moving the page around.
03 · Trade
Hospitality and ordering sites, or anything with more pages and things that change every week — menus, hours, offers, events.
All three are month to month after the free two weeks. No setup fee, no twelve-month lock. Your domain is yours from day one and stays yours if you leave. If you stop paying, hosting stops and the site comes down. Software and agent setup are scoped separately to the brief.
Questions
For two weeks, yes. I build and launch it at my cost. No deposit, no invoice. After that, if you want it to stay up and keep getting edits, we agree a monthly plan. If you do not, I take it down and you owe nothing.
Long enough to launch and send people to the site. Short enough that I can keep taking new work. If you need more time to gather content, we say so on the call — I will not pretend a two-week window covers a twenty-page rebuild.
Yes. That is a core offer. Hospitality sites here are not brochures: online ordering or a table/order flow, plus phone, WhatsApp, booking, and the form on the same site. I will not invent venue case studies I have not shipped. The Portfolio page is the proof of software I have already built.
A planned, custom-built site of up to five core pages, mobile layout, enquiry form, basic SEO, managed hosting, SSL, backups, and one standard .co.uk or .com domain in your name. For hospitality, the trial includes the order and contact paths we agree on the call. Ecommerce catalogues, member areas, and custom software are scoped separately.
If you continue, you pick one of three monthly plans — Lite at £49, Studio at £99, or Trade at £149 — depending on how much the site changes and how fast you need me. All three keep the site up, secured, and backed up. Month to month after you say yes — I am not locking you into a year because you tried it. If you stop, hosting stops and the site comes down. You keep the domain.
Usually after the site is live and you can see it is worth more. CRMs, booking, dashboards, kitchen records, lead routing — scoped, priced to the brief. I will not sell you a platform on week one.
Yes. That is a third offer, beside website builds and custom software. I build an agent around one job you already have: answering for a table, sorting a lead, writing the morning note from your own tools. Then I connect it, run it on your real work, and hand it over. You do not need a new website first. It is not a chatbot pasted on the homepage, and it does not replace your staff. If the brief is to replace everyone, I will say no.
One person in London, not a 12-person agency. I have already shipped live operations software, CRMs, booking systems, and dashboards. Fully Stacked is that work under one studio name. If you need an account manager and a pitch deck, I am the wrong hire.
Your domain is yours from day one. While the monthly plan is active I host and maintain the site. If we part ways after you have been paying, we can arrange a handover of the completed site. During an unpaid trial, if you walk away, the site comes down — I am not building free assets for people who disappear.
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I take a handful of trials at a time. If the job is real and I have the slot, we start. Two weeks, no invoice.
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