We are an impact-led studio. Paid client work creates the capacity to build subsidised and, for a handful of organisations each year, free websites for charities, community groups and social enterprises. Same design team, same build quality, a price that reflects what you actually have.
Most charity websites are one of two things: a donated build from a volunteer who has since moved on, or a £10k agency project that ate a year of unrestricted funds. Both leave you stuck. The volunteer site cannot be updated, and the agency site comes with a maintenance contract you did not budget for. Digital work that funds digital good is the whole model here. Commercial projects pay the bills, which means charity work does not need to. Depending on your size and funding position, that is a heavily subsidised build, a nominal fee, or occasionally no fee at all. What does not change: real design, copy that makes the case, a site your team can update without calling anyone, and no lock-in.
Donation flow that does not lose people at step two, regular giving, Gift Aid capture, appeal pages you can spin up yourself for each campaign, and clear reporting on what a donation actually buys.
Volunteer sign-up, shift or session booking, referral forms, service directories and eligibility explainers. The admin work that eats your week, moved onto the site.
Impact reporting, annual accounts, governance pages and case studies presented so a funder reading you for the first time can see credibility in thirty seconds.
Charities almost never have money for paid search, which makes organic visibility the whole game. We set up service pages around what people actually type when they need help, wire up local search so you appear for your catchment area, and structure the site so grant funders, journalists and beneficiaries all find the page they need.
Practical reads on scoping, cost and search visibility, written for people who have to justify every pound.
What Fife service businesses actually need from a website - local search, Google Business Profile, real examples.
National guidePricing bands decoded, GDPR & WCAG 2.2, Core Web Vitals, and how to pick between freelancer, studio and in-house.
Global trendsPerformance-first design, editorial minimalism, INP replacing FID, and where AI content quietly hurts SEO.
Five-minute brief, no phone tag, no vague hourly rates. If a package fits, we'll say so - if it doesn't, we'll tell you that too.