Web design in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Newcastle is the commercial centre of the North East with a tight-knit local market. We hand-code fast websites for Newcastle businesses, worked remotely from Bath.
A studio that actually knows the market.
The North East is a word-of-mouth market with a strong preference for local firms, and the website's job is to back up a recommendation rather than replace one. Names, faces, real jobs and real reviews do more here than clever copywriting.
Tyneside is genuinely multi-centre: Newcastle, Gateshead, North Shields and Sunderland are separate markets with separate searches. A site that covers them as distinct areas picks up work that a single Newcastle page never sees.
Getting found in Newcastle upon Tyne is part build and part local SEO, with a tidy Google Business Profile doing a lot of the heavy lifting in the map results. Most of those searches happen on a phone, mid-job or after hours, so the site has to load instantly and make the next step obvious.
Web design, area by area.
Each page is written for that part of Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding area, not stamped from a template. Find yours below.
Made for Newcastle upon Tyne service businesses.
Most of our work is for trades and service businesses. If your customers find you on Google, a hand-coded site earns its keep.
Newcastle upon Tyne web design questions
Do you meet Newcastle upon Tyne clients in person?
Everything runs remotely over a call, email and screen shares, and it makes no difference to the result. The studio is in Bath, so we are not going to pretend we will pop round on a Tuesday. What you get instead is the person who actually builds the site on the other end of the phone, rather than an account manager relaying messages.
How much does a website cost for a Newcastle upon Tyne business?
Builds start from £1,200 for a sharp one-page site and run to around £5,500 for a full premium build, all owned outright with no monthly platform rent and no VAT to add. Tyneside is several markets, so if you cover Gateshead and North Tyneside as well, plan for pages that say so.
Can you help my business rank for my Newcastle upon Tyne area?
Yes, and it is the highest-return work available to a local trade. It means a genuine page for each area you actually cover, Jesmond, Gosforth, Heaton and the rest, rather than one page listing them, plus fast load times, structured data and a complete Google Business Profile so you appear in the map pack when someone nearby searches.
Do you only build websites for tradespeople?
Trades and service businesses are most of our work, but not all of it. If your customers find you on Google and you want a fast site you own outright, we can help, whatever the trade.
Proof you can click through.
Two full case studies, written up decision by decision, so you can see exactly how a build comes together before you commit to one.
Have a look at the Patrick James Bathrooms case study or the Star Bar case study, or read why it pays to own your website instead of renting one. The same approach covers the wider region through England.