Local Business Website Creation in Reading
Reading's economy was long built on what locals called the Three Bs — beer, bulbs and biscuits — and by 1525 it was already the largest town in Berkshire.
Reading was the first place outside London to set up a Business Improvement District, in 2005; the town now has two, Reading Central and Abbey Quarter, both managed by REDA and covering around 900 businesses between them. ONS recorded 6,720 VAT and/or PAYE registered businesses in the area.
Gross disposable household income per head in Reading was £25,812 in 2024 (ONS). That's real spending power locally - website creation is how you make sure some of it finds its way to you.
About Website Creation
Website Creation is our one-off build service. We design and build a professional website around what your customers actually need to do: understand what you offer, trust you, and get in touch. You get a complete first draft within 1 to 2 weeks of paying.
How it works, start to finish
Step 1: Free review
Tell us about your business in a few minutes. Free, no card, no obligation.
Step 2: 30-minute call
We talk through what you need and agree Essential or Business.
Step 3: First draft in 1 to 2 weeks
We build the site and you get a complete first version to look at.
Step 4: Review call and revision
We go through it together and you give us one list of changes. One revision round is included.
Step 5: Launch and handover
The site goes live on your domain, and you receive the access details for every account. They are all yours.
Areas we cover around Reading
Nearby areas
- Southcote
- Horncastle
- Coley
- Whitley Wood
- Tilehurst
- Lower Caversham
- The Mount
- Hemdean Bottom
- Caversham Heights
- Emmer Green
- Highway
- Moulsham Green
- Summerlug
- Yateley
- The Warren
- Maidenhead
- Furze Platt
- Bray Wick
- Tittle Row
- Bigfrith
Postcodes
GU46, RG1, RG2, RG4, RG6, RG7, RG8, RG9, RG10, RG12, RG30, RG31, RG40, RG41, RG42, RG45, SL5, SL6
Questions from Reading businesses
Does Website Creation work for a business in Reading?
Yes - we already support businesses across GU46, Reading included, as well as Yateley close by.
Why does website creation matter for a Reading business specifically?
Reading was the first place outside London to set up a Business Improvement District, in 2005; the town now has two, Reading Central and Abbey Quarter, both managed by REDA and covering around 900 businesses between them. ONS recorded 6,720 VAT and/or PAYE registered businesses in the area. Your website is often the first impression a new customer gets. That's the market you're competing in across the Reading travel-to-work area.
How Website Creation works for a Reading business
Step 1: Discovery
We get to know your business, your customers and what you want the site to do.
Step 2: Structure
We plan the pages and the route a customer takes from arriving to getting in touch.
Step 3: Build and content
We create the website and add your approved information and images.
Step 4: Review and launch
You check everything, we make your changes, then the site goes live on your domain.
Step 5: Handover
You receive full ownership and access details for everything.
From £295 one-off (Essential, up to 5 pages) or £445 one-off (Business, adds card payments, booking and advanced forms)
What Website Creation could do for your business
- A site that clearly explains what you do, who for, and where
- Works properly on phones, where most of your customers will find you
- Enquiry forms and clear calls to action, so getting in touch is easy
- Google Analytics and Search Console set up for you at no extra charge
- You own the website, the domain and every account connected to it
- From £295 one-off, with no monthly subscription required
Useful local links for Reading
- Reading Central & Abbey Quarter BID (REDA)
Reading's two Business Improvement Districts, covering around 900 town centre businesses.
- Chart Accountancy
Independent accountancy firm at The Blade, Abbey Square, Reading, for sole traders and small businesses.
- Coversure Reading
Independent insurance broker founded in Reading in 2023 by Richard Gary.
- Thames Valley Berkshire Business Growth Hub
Fully funded, free business advice and support for Berkshire businesses.
