Web and app development for Stoke-on-Trent and UK businesses
Custom sites, web applications and internal tools in Angular, React, Node.js and Laravel.
From £8,000 + VAT, fixed scope
Free 30-minute consultation. Written scope within two to three working days.
Most Stoke and Staffordshire businesses do not need a 40-page brochure. They need a site or an internal tool that actually produces enquiries, bookings or completed jobs — and that a search engine can read without executing a pile of JavaScript.
We build custom sites, web applications and staff tools in Angular, React, Node.js and Laravel. Where it matters for search, we render HTML on the server rather than shipping an empty shell. That is the difference between a marketing SPA that ranks for nothing and a site Google can quote in results.
Typical work: brochure rebuilds that keep your URLs, customer portals, quoting tools, and admin dashboards wired into the systems you already pay for. Scope, price and exclusions go in a written quote before we write a line of code.
If you already have a site another agency built, we start with a paid audit of the codebase, hosting and analytics. If a rebuild is cheaper than untangling what is there, we say so up front.
What this includes
- Server-rendered Angular and React so Google can index the HTML
- Internal tools, client portals and customer-facing sites
- Named engineer, weekly demos, fixed quote
- Code, hosting and analytics stay in your name
Where we work
Web development is delivered from 36 Kirby Street, Stoke-on-Trent, and we work across Staffordshire, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cheshire and remotely throughout the UK. Local clients get site visits; everyone else gets weekly demos on a staging URL.
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Questions
Do you only build in Angular?
No. Angular, React, Node.js and Laravel are the stack we ship most often. We pick the one that matches your team, hosting and timeline, and we say which one in the proposal.
Will search engines be able to read the site?
Yes. Customer-facing pages are server-rendered or statically prerendered. Structured data, canonical URLs and a working sitemap are part of launch, not an upsell.
Ready to scope it?
Prices for every service are published on the pricing page, and the process page shows exactly what happens between the first call and launch.