Web design in Blackpool

Blackpool runs on hospitality and trades: guest houses, cafés, takeaways, attractions, and the builders, plumbers and cleaners who keep them going. We build websites for exactly those businesses, a short drive away near Preston.

Covering Blackpool, Bispham, South Shore, Marton, Cleveleys, Thornton.

Websites for Blackpool businesses

In a seaside town, a lot of your customers are visitors searching on their phone, often the same day. A site that loads quickly, shows your prices and opening hours, and makes booking or ordering easy wins those customers over the business down the road.

For trades and services, it's the opposite: local customers who want to know you cover their street and can be trusted. We build for both, and look after the site so it stays right all season.

Blackpool is a short drive from us, so we can meet in person or work with you online.

What every website includes

  • Designed for your business

    Not a template with your logo dropped in. Built around what your customers need to see.

  • Hosted and looked after

    Hosting, security certificate, backups and routine updates, all in the monthly price.

  • Set up to be found

    A page for each service and area, fast loading on phones, and the technical set-up search engines look for.

From £49 a month. £0 build fee. Billing starts at launch, with a 12-month minimum term.

Common questions

Do you work with businesses in Blackpool?

Yes. Blackpool is a short drive from us, so we can meet in person or work with you online.

How much does a website cost?

From £49 a month on our Starter plan, with a £0 build fee. Business is £79 and Growth £119. Hosting, security, backups and routine updates are included, and you pay nothing until the site is live.

Will my website show up in Google for Blackpool?

We build every site so Google can understand what you do and where: a page for each service, the areas you cover, and the technical set-up search engines look for. We also help you set up your Google Business Profile, which is what appears on the map for local searches. No one can honestly promise a first-page ranking, but these are the things that make it possible.