PRICING
What It Costs
Website design and business system prices, published in full
One build fee, agreed before anything starts, and you own what gets built. No licence and no per-user charge, however many people end up using it. If you are not sure what you need, the first meeting is free and there is no pitch on the end of it.
What came out of one
A meeting that was meant to be about a website
“I went to Scott for a website. What came out of the first meeting was a list of things we were doing by hand that did not need doing at all. Registrations from the site now go straight into Bullhorn without anyone retyping them, and the jobs board runs off the same connection. It has taken real admin off the team, and none of it was on my list when I walked in.”
Free, and local
Not sure what you need? Let me come and look
Most of my work is with businesses across Sussex, because I would rather sit down with you than send a proposal. An hour walking through how the work actually moves through your business usually finds more than any form could.
What we look at
Where enquiries are getting lost between the phone, the inbox and the diary.
Which parts of your week are admin that software should already be doing.
What the tools you already pay for can do that you are not using.
Whether your website is bringing work in or just sitting there.
How many bookings, leads or quotes are being lost to a slow reply.
What you walk away with
A short written summary of what I found, whether you use me or not.
The two or three changes that would make the biggest difference first.
Fixes you can do yourself, for free, with what you already have.
An honest answer on what to leave well alone.
No proposal, no quote and no follow-up call unless you ask for one.
Scott Burns
Founder, Glo Business Solutions
I have spent more than ten years running businesses in different sectors, improving productivity and sales, taking cost out and making the day-to-day run with less waste in it. High staff costs, low margins and rising overheads are the reality here now. Software and AI are the practical way through that, not a nice-to-have. I am not a salesperson and there is nobody behind me to hand you over to.
What it costs
Built once. Yours to keep
One build fee, agreed in writing before anything starts. No licence, no per-user charge and no annual increase, because you own what gets built rather than renting it.
Websites
Essentials
£795
A café, salon or florist whose whole offer fits one scroll.
One page, up to six sections
An enquiry form that brings you something you can act on
Google Business Profile set up alongside it
Indexed properly and quick on a phone
Standard
Most businesses£1,950
Several services or locations, where each one has to be found on its own.
Up to eight pages, with a service page that can rank on its own
Written for what your customers type into Google
A form that asks what you would ask on the phone
Tracking that traces an enquiry back to the click that caused it
Advanced
From £3,500
Priced after a scoping call, because what the site has to do decides the cost.
A login or a customer account area
Bookings, payments or a database behind the site
Joined up to software you already run
Quoted in writing before anything begins
Most businesses land on one of these three. Essentials can be trimmed to the sections you actually need, and Advanced has no upper limit, it is priced against what the site has to do rather than sold as a package.
Systems and everything else
Systems
From £2,500
One place for every enquiry, job, quote and invoice, from first contact through to payment.
£2,500 covers one part of the business, say enquiries or invoicing. A platform running the whole thing is nearer £9,000.
Built round your process, not somebody else’s software
No per-user licence, however many people use it
AI that drafts replies in your own wording
The database is yours and you can take it anywhere
Everything else
Priced on the work
Moving off a platform being switched off, joining up systems that do not talk, and making advertising measurable.
Data migration, including from closing platforms
Integration between the tools you already pay for
Meta and Google tracking that traces spend to the sale
Quoted in writing before anything begins
Essentials and Standard are fixed, so you know what a site costs before you ring rather than after a sales meeting. Advanced varies with what it has to do. If what you need sits outside these, say several brands running from one site, a customer login, or a system built around a process nobody else runs, it is scoped first and quoted in writing before anything starts.
Payment is in two stages, half to start and half on completion, and it is yours outright once the final payment clears. Hosting and any AI usage are billed at cost with nothing added, and support is available but never required.
Reviews
Clients leave their reviews on Google, where they cannot be edited. If you have worked with Glo, a few words there help the next person decide.
A starting figure
Add up what you need
The same prices as the cards above, added together. It is a starting figure, not a quote: an Advanced website or a system is priced after a scoping call.
One-off build
£0
Pick what you need and the figure appears here.
Same price however you pay. Hosting and any AI usage billed at cost. Yours outright on the final payment.
Book a free reviewQuestions
Questions and answers
Yes, and there is no catch in it. You get the written summary either way. If the answer is that you do not need me yet, I will say so.
Yes. Sussex businesses get the first meeting in person, which is usually where the useful part happens, so that is where most of the work comes from. Everything after that meeting is done remotely anyway. If you are elsewhere in the UK and happy to have the first conversation on a call, the work is the same and so is the price.
No. You pay once for the build and own it outright. Hosting and any AI usage are billed at cost with nothing added on top, usually a small amount each month. Support is available if you want it and is priced against the build, but it is never a condition of using what you paid for.
No. Build work is yours once it is paid for, including the code and the database, and you can take it elsewhere. Support is optional and can be stopped whenever you want.
Setup is included and done with you, at your pace. You do not get handed a login and left to it.
No. Everything waits for your approval until you decide otherwise.
Each business's data is sealed to that business. Nobody else can see it.
Websites are fixed price and published rather than quoted after a sales meeting. Essentials is £795 for a one-page site, Standard is £1,950 for up to eight pages, and Advanced starts at £3,500 where you need logins, databases, bookings, payments or integrations. Business systems start at £2,500. The price and the date are agreed before anything begins.
Half to start and half on completion, or spread over six or twelve months at the same price. A fixed price and a date are agreed before anything begins, so there is no open-ended bill.
Based in Henfield, West Sussex. In person across Sussex: Brighton and Hove, Worthing, Horsham, Crawley, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Shoreham, Lancing, Steyning, Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint and Eastbourne. Websites, systems and automation work is done remotely for businesses anywhere in the UK.
Scott Burns, the founder. There is no office, no account managers and no sales team, which is why the same build costs less here than at an agency and why you speak to the person who wrote it. Nothing is passed to a junior or offshored.
Yes. Enquiries answered in your wording across email, web forms, WhatsApp and social. Quotes, invoices and chasing what is owed. Rotas, holiday, sickness and certificate expiry. A phone agent that answers when you cannot and rings out in the evening. Everything waits for your approval before it sends.
Still not sure which of it you need?
Then do not guess. Let me come and look first
An hour, at your place of work, anywhere in Sussex. You get a written summary of what I found whether you use me or not, and there is no follow-up call unless you ask for one.
Want to see what the build work actually looks like? It is set out on the Services page, and the seven solutions are on Solutions. Recruitment agencies have their own build and their own prices on the recruitment page.