Everything your website can connect to.

Appointment scheduling with intake forms, packages and deposits.

What we'd use it forClinics and consultants needing forms completed before the appointment.

Spreadsheet-database hybrid with a solid API.

What we'd use it forBespoke record structures where an off-the-shelf CRM doesn't fit.

Scottish-built client onboarding with ID checks, document collection and e-signatures.

What we'd use it forLaw firms wanting onboarding and AML in one GDPR-aligned flow.

One-tap wallet payment on mobile devices.

What we'd use it forCuts checkout abandonment sharply on phones. Enabled through Stripe.

Enterprise identity platform with single sign-on.

What we'd use it forWhere a client's staff already sign in through an existing provider.

Email and SMS marketing with transactional sending included.

What we'd use it forBusinesses wanting marketing and system emails from one provider.

Open-source scheduling that can be self-hosted and styled to match the site.

What we'd use it forBooking that looks like part of your website rather than a third-party embed.

Shareable booking links that read your real calendar availability.

What we'd use it forConsultations and callbacks booked straight from the site without emails back and forth.

UK-built CRM with simple contact and opportunity tracking.

What we'd use it forProfessional services firms wanting contact history without a heavy system.

Trade directory and review platform used heavily in UK home services.

What we'd use it forPulling existing reviews onto a site the trade actually owns.

Drop-in user accounts, sign-in and session management.

What we'd use it forClient areas and member logins. Signature tier and above.

Image storage, resizing and delivery on the same network as the site.

What we'd use it forIncluded by default. Photos resized and served at the right size automatically.

Invisible bot protection with no puzzles for the visitor.

What we'd use it forStops form spam without making real customers identify traffic lights.

Privacy-first analytics with no cookies and no performance cost.

What we'd use it forIncluded by default. Enough for most clients without a cookie banner.

Image and video hosting with automatic optimisation.

What we'd use it forGalleries and portfolios where images must load fast on mobile data.

Free access to the UK register — company details, officers, filing history.

What we'd use it forVerifying a company at enquiry, or pre-filling business details from a name.

API-first identity verification and AML screening.

What we'd use it forWhere checks need to run inside your own system rather than a portal.

Biometric ID verification and AML due diligence, strong in estate agency and lettings. Now part of the SmartSearch group.

What we'd use it forEstate agents verifying buyers and sellers on instruction.

Business credit reports and company data, with AML modules.

What we'd use it forChecking a prospective client's financial standing before quoting.

Live chat with a generous free tier and a shared inbox.

What we'd use it forSmall teams wanting chat without a per-seat subscription.

Vehicle details from a registration — make, model, MOT and tax status.

What we'd use it forGarages and MOT centres: type a reg, the rest of the form fills itself.

Embeddable store that works inside an existing site.

What we'd use it forAdding a small shop to a site that is mostly a service business.

Flood monitoring, rainfall and water quality data.

What we'd use it forSurveyors, insurers and property firms surfacing flood risk by location.

Energy Performance Certificate register for England and Wales, searchable by postcode.

What we'd use it forLetting agents and property firms showing EPC data without manual lookup.

Credit reference data, identity verification and address validation.

What we'd use it forRegulated firms needing bureau-grade identity confirmation.

Privacy-focused analytics, GDPR compliant without consent banners.

What we'd use it forSites where a cookie banner would hurt more than the data is worth.

Verified reviews collected from real transactions.

What we'd use it forService businesses wanting reviews that can't be faked.

Food Standards Agency ratings for registered premises.

What we'd use it forCafes and takeaways displaying a live, verifiable hygiene rating.

UK accounting built for freelancers and small limited companies.

What we'd use it forSole traders and small firms wanting web payments reconciled automatically.

Booking and payments platform built for salons, barbers and spas.

What we'd use it forSalon sites where the booking system is already the operational hub.

Direct Debit collection built for recurring UK payments.

What we'd use it forMonthly retainers and service plans. Far lower failure rates than cards for regular billing.

The standard for traffic and conversion measurement.

What we'd use it forUnderstanding which pages and channels actually produce enquiries.

Your listing in Google Search and Maps, including reviews and opening hours.

What we'd use it forThe single highest-impact local listing. Set up and structured data on every site we build.

Availability and appointments synced to the calendar you already live in.

What we'd use it forEvery booking on the site appearing in your own diary within seconds.

Maps, directions and place data.

What we'd use it forService area maps, branch finders and directions that people trust.

What people searched before they found you, and what Google thinks of the site.

What we'd use it forSet up on every build. The only free source of real search query data.

Spreadsheet with an API, often the simplest useful destination.

What we'd use it forClients who genuinely just want every enquiry appended to a sheet.

Container for managing tracking scripts without code changes.

What we'd use it forClients running ads who need to add and change tracking themselves.

Official bank holiday dates for England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

What we'd use it forBooking systems that shouldn't offer appointments on a bank holiday.

Government platform for sending email, text and letters.

What we'd use it forPublic sector clients required to use approved messaging channels.

The government's payment platform for public sector organisations.

What we'd use it forCouncils, NHS bodies and public sector clients taking payments online.

Property ownership, price paid and title information.

What we'd use it forProperty professionals pulling title data into their own workflow.

CRM with marketing, pipeline and email in one place. Free tier is genuinely usable.

What we'd use it forEnquiries arriving as contacts and deals, tagged with the page they came from.

Live chat, help centre and automated messaging.

What we'd use it forHigher-volume businesses handling questions before they become enquiries.

Git-backed CMS storing content as files in your own repository.

What we'd use it forOur default. We edit your copy on request; every change is versioned and reversible.

Buy now, pay later and instalment options at checkout.

What we'd use it forHigher-value services where spreading the cost removes the objection.

Email and SMS built around ecommerce behaviour.

What we'd use it forShops running abandoned basket and post-purchase sequences.

Email marketing with audiences, automation and templates.

What we'd use it forNewsletter signups on the site flowing into a segmented list.

Straightforward email marketing at a low price point.

What we'd use it forSmall lists where Mailchimp's pricing has become hard to justify.

Visual automation builder with more complex branching than Zapier.

What we'd use it forMulti-step routing where the destination depends on the enquiry.

Customisable maps that can be styled to your brand.

What we'd use it forCoverage maps that look designed rather than dropped in.

Free session recordings and heatmaps.

What we'd use it forSeeing exactly where visitors hesitate on an enquiry form.

Team messaging and calls used across most UK professional firms.

What we'd use it forEnquiry alerts in the channel the office already watches.

Work management boards often used as a lightweight CRM.

What we'd use it forTeams already running jobs on boards who want enquiries landing there.

Document and biometric identity verification at scale.

What we'd use it forHigh-volume onboarding where the check must sit inside the signup flow.

Authoritative UK address and place data.

What we'd use it forAddress lookup where accuracy matters more than a free tier.

Widely recognised consumer payment method with buyer protection.

What we'd use it forAdded alongside card payment where customers expect the option.

Salon software covering diary, client records and marketing.

What we'd use it forEstablished salons where the site must write into existing client records.

Sales-focused CRM built around pipeline stages.

What we'd use it forBusinesses that think in deals and want web enquiries entering at stage one.

Lightweight, cookie-free analytics with a simple dashboard.

What we'd use it forClients who want clarity rather than GA4's complexity.

Free UK postcode and geolocation lookup with no key required.

What we'd use it forPostcode to address on every enquiry form, and checking coverage areas.

Cloud accounting with strong invoicing and VAT handling.

What we'd use it forAutomatic invoice creation when a job is booked on the site.

Developer-focused transactional email with high deliverability.

What we'd use it forEnquiry notifications and confirmations that must actually land in the inbox.

Review collection with Google seller ratings support.

What we'd use it forEcommerce sites wanting star ratings in paid and organic listings.

The definitive UK Postcode Address File.

What we'd use it forDeliveries and services where the address must be exactly right.

Long-established UK accounting and payroll software.

What we'd use it forEstablished businesses where finance already runs on Sage.

Enterprise CRM with deep customisation.

What we'd use it forWhere a larger client already runs Salesforce and the site must feed it.

Structured content platform with a flexible editing environment.

What we'd use it forLarger content operations with multiple editors and review stages.

Straightforward appointment booking with staff calendars and reminders.

What we'd use it forSmall teams where customers pick a person as well as a time.

Full commerce platform handling stock, orders, tax and shipping.

What we'd use it forReal shops with volume. We build the storefront against the Storefront API.

Flexible booking supporting classes, memberships and resources.

What we'd use it forStudios and training providers booking classes rather than one-to-one slots.

Team messaging with inbound webhooks.

What we'd use it forNew enquiries posted to a channel so whoever is free picks it up.

UK AML platform with electronic KYC and KYB, sanctions and PEP screening. Acquired Credas in January 2026.

What we'd use it forAccountants and property firms onboarding clients with an audit trail.

A cart that drops into any static site, charged per transaction.

What we'd use it forShops needing variants and discounts without a whole platform behind them.

Card reader and online payments from one account.

What we'd use it forBusinesses already taking card in person who want the same account online.

Card payments, subscriptions and hosted checkout. The default for taking money online in the UK.

What we'd use it forDeposits on quotes, subscription billing, one-off invoices paid from the site.

Hosted product checkout with no separate shop platform.

What we'd use it forSmall catalogues, digital downloads and single-product businesses.

Low-cost card processing popular with UK sole traders and small retail.

What we'd use it forSimple online payment links for businesses already using SumUp in person.

Open-source authentication with a Postgres database behind it.

What we'd use it forWhere accounts and stored records need to live together.

Free live chat widget with mobile apps.

What we'd use it forBusinesses testing whether chat produces anything before paying for it.

FCA-authorised identity and source-of-funds checks, certified under the government's Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework.

What we'd use it forConveyancers and law firms needing Land Registry-aligned ID checks.

Consumer marketplace and booking system for hair and beauty.

What we'd use it forSalons wanting their own site to feed the same diary as the marketplace.

Independent review platform with widgets and rich snippets.

What we'd use it forDisplaying verified reviews and feeding star ratings into search results.

Programmable SMS and voice.

What we'd use it forText confirmations and reminders — far higher open rates than email for trades.

Video hosting without recommendations or advertising.

What we'd use it forBusinesses wanting video on the site with nothing else competing for attention.

Three-word references for precise locations.

What we'd use it forTrades and delivery reaching sites a postcode won't find.

Business messaging on the channel many customers already prefer.

What we'd use it forA click-to-chat button that opens a real conversation from a phone.

Cloud accounting widely used by UK small businesses and their accountants.

What we'd use it forQuotes and invoices raised from a web enquiry without rekeying.

Connects thousands of apps without custom code.

What we'd use it forRouting enquiries into systems that have no direct integration.

Lightweight pipeline CRM aimed at small businesses.

What we'd use it forA first CRM for firms outgrowing a spreadsheet, priced for small teams.