Web design and hosting in Shropshire and Powys
We design, write and host websites for businesses in Shropshire and Powys for £47 a month, with no setup fee. If you run your own site, our UK web hosting starts at £2.99 a month. We work with towns from Shrewsbury, Telford and Ludlow to Welshpool, Newtown and Llandrindod Wells, and over into Herefordshire and Wrexham, all by phone and email.
Towns we cover in Shropshire and Mid Wales
Each town page covers web design, web hosting, WordPress hosting and AI help for that town and the villages around it.
Websites from £47 a month, hosting from £2.99
Web design
A website designed, written, hosted and updated for you, with 10 changes a month.
How it works → From £2.99 a monthWeb hosting
UK cPanel hosting for sites you build and run yourself.
See plans → From £3.99 a monthWordPress hosting
WordPress hosting with WP Toolkit Deluxe and free SSL.
See plans → Free first callAI for business
Help setting up AI to answer enquiries and cut admin.
Find out more →Why border businesses need to say exactly where they work
A customer in Welshpool might search for a plumber “near Shrewsbury”. A walker on Offa’s Dyke might look up a café in Knighton from home in Birmingham. Border towns pull trade from both Wales and England, from the villages around them and from visitors, so your website has to say plainly where you work and who you serve.
Every site we build lists your real service area in plain words, uses accurate structured data and links to your Google Business Profile. That helps Google, and the AI tools people now ask, describe your business correctly.
Example website designs for local businesses
View the site The Corner Bakehouse
Friendly & approachable
Warm colour, rounded shapes and a conversational tone for a business that lives on local word of mouth.
View the site Hartley's Family Butchers
Rustic & traditional
A double-ruled header and a price board rewritten weekly, for a shop whose credibility rests on naming the farm.
View the site Fernrow Garden Design
Natural & organic
Deep greens, curved edges and a deliberately staggered gallery, for a practice that designs for year six rather than the launch photo.
View the site The Thatched Barn
Rustic & traditional
Deep red and cream instead of farmhouse green, for a wedding venue with a more formal rustic feel.
View the site Millstone Farm Shop
Rustic & traditional
Warm earth tones and a traditional serif voice, built for a business that trades on being genuinely local.
View the site Joinery New
Bold & energetic
A five-page site built around a carpenter's set-out line: confident type, sharp rules and a restrained workshop palette without the usual trade-site clichés.
