A studio for small-business websites
What you get
Considered design, real strategy, and one person who answers when something needs changing.
Most small-business websites are built once, then left to rot. We don't work like that. Sageon Sites is a small studio that builds, hosts, and looks after the site month to month — so it keeps doing its job long after launch day.
02 — What we make
Every site is built from the same library of components and the same standards of craft. The look is a deliberate choice, tuned to your brand and your audience — not a template stretched to fit.
These are the standard palettes. Colour, type, and accent are aligned to your brand before we build.
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Crisp typography, restrained colour, considered density. Reads as confident without raising its voice.
Studios, B2B, modern professional services.
See example — SageonMarlowe & Pike
Family law for people who need clarity, not jargon.
Serif display, asymmetric layout, cream and ink. The whitespace is part of the design.
Consultancies, boutique services, established practices.
See example — Marlowe & PikeSageon
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Project management that respects how senior teams actually work.
Confident type at scale, saturated surface, motion as a signature. A site you remember.
Agencies and ambitious local businesses with strong identity.
See example — Sageon PM03 — How we work
Most small-business websites fail because they were built before anyone agreed what the site was for. We start with the brief, then design and build to serve it. Nothing ships that pulls against the commercial outcome.
A one-page brief, written together: who your customer is, the state they arrive in, what you stand for, and what you stand against. No build decisions before this is signed.
We pick a look, set your tokens — colour, type, spacing, motion — and design the pages your business actually needs. Reviewed page by page in a Vercel preview.
Next.js on Vercel, content managed in Sanity. Fast on every connection, accessible by default, indexable from day one. Two to four weeks for a standard small-business site.
After launch, the site moves to a monthly plan. Hosting, backups, security, framework updates, and a set number of content changes — so things stay current without you having to learn a CMS.
04 — Selected work
A small slice from the studio — products we run, and client work across professional services, hospitality, trades, and architecture. Three looks, one bar.
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SaaS · London · 2026
Marlowe & Pike
Family law for people who need clarity, not jargon.
Family law · Sevenoaks · 2025
Linnet Hall
A weekend, a hall, and a hundred years of garden.
Wedding venue · Surrey Hills · 2025
Worklab
Worklab
Career simulations for kids 7–16. Try a job before you have to pick one.
Education · London · 2026
05 — What it costs
Two numbers: a one-time build fee, and a monthly plan. Nothing else recurring. Out-of-scope work is always quoted up front before any of it begins.
Build fee
£79
A single, flat fee to build and launch your site — strategy session, design, and build included. Paid up front. No surprise charges, no hourly add-ons.
The lighter plan, for sites that don't change often.
Default plan. For sites that earn their keep.
Out-of-scope work — new pages, new integrations, copywriting from scratch, migrations — is quoted separately before any of it begins. Monthly rolling with 30 days' notice to cancel. Annual prepay available with a 10% discount.
Ready to scope a project, or just want to know if it's a fit?
Start a conversation06 — Common questions