Web tools that do the first half of your sales conversation.

A fixed price, agreed in writing before anything starts, with sixty percent up front and the balance on delivery. No hourly billing and no change requests that quietly become invoices.

One tool, built into a site you already have, starts from £2,500 in the United Kingdom and €3,000 in Ireland. What moves it up is how many pricing rules and products it has to handle, and whether it has to connect to your other systems. Anywhere else we quote in your currency, priced for your market, after a thirty minute call.

Three weeks for a single tool embedded in a site you already have. Six for a full site with tools behind it.

The build is faster than that. The clock runs on your side of it: getting your pricing or your sizing rules out of the person who holds them, then a review round. We would rather quote the honest calendar than a build time that ignores it.

Usually not. The tool runs on our side, on Cloudflare. You paste one line into your site, or point a subdomain at it with a single DNS record, so your own hosting is not touched.

If the tool has to send enquiries into your CRM or booking system, that connection, and any access it needs, is agreed in the written scope before we start. Nothing is assumed.

Often yes. The tool drops into the site you have. Plenty of companies have a site that looks fine and still answer the same pricing question by hand forty times a week. That is the part worth fixing first.

The test is whether your customers open with a question that has a number in it. How big, how many, how much, how long. If they do, that question can be answered on a page.

Generators, air conditioning, solar, storage, removals, catering, printing, freight. The arithmetic differs, the shape does not.

Prices live in one file, separate from the logic. Changing them is a small edit and a redeploy, not a rebuild. On the monthly care plan that is included, and you get a note each month of how many enquiries came through and what sizes people asked for.

We do, and we would rather be judged on that than on the design. Most technical companies describe themselves in the manufacturer’s language rather than the buyer’s, and it costs them more enquiries than a dated layout ever will.

It matters for working hours, and the answer there is good: Lagos is UTC+1 and does not move for daylight saving, so we overlap a full UK and European day, the Gulf in our morning, and the US East Coast in our afternoon.

For everything else, judge the work. The tools on this page work right now, and pdomhub.com is a live commercial site you can open and pick apart. That is a better basis than a promise.

Yes, as a separate monthly engagement. Search engine optimisation (SEO); paid search and paid social, also called PPC, on Google, Microsoft and Meta; and answer engine optimisation (AEO), which is making sure you are the answer when somebody asks an AI assistant for a supplier in your area, with your Google and Bing map listings kept right.

Two things we insist on. Ad spend goes straight to Google or Meta and never through us, so you can see exactly what is media and what is fee. And the number we report on is cost per enquiry, not cost per click, because clicks are not the thing you sell.