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For UK farms, box schemes, CSAs and food businessesWe build the software a food business actually runs on: a box scheme that knows its rounds, a CSA whose shares are released against evidence, a trade portal built around your cut-off. And when you already have a website or an app, we make that one work properly instead.
Fixed prices in pounds · no deposit · code handed over in your repository · 09:00–17:00 UK time
Most growers arrive with one of two problems: no system at all, or a system that half-works and nobody wants to touch.
A shop, a share scheme, a trade portal. Fixed scope, fixed price, delivered inside two to four weeks and handed over with the code.
It loads slowly on a phone, the checkout loses people, the product list is a PDF, or the agency that built it has gone quiet. We audit it, then fix it — without throwing away what works.
Not "a website". A working mechanism that removes one recurring problem from your week.
Shop and box scheme · 2 weeks · £1,450
Box sizes with real weekly stock, add-ons, delivery rounds by postcode, click-and-collect and a cut-off tied to your picking day. Out-of-area postcodes get a waiting list, not a false promise.
CSA and pre-orders · 2–3 weeks · £2,400
Tiers with counted stock, money released in stages as you evidence each milestone — seed bought, tunnels up, first harvest, last box — and a stated failure path before anyone pays.
Trade portal · 3 weeks · £2,900
Account prices beside list prices, case quantities, a cut-off that matches picking, delivery runs with stops, standing orders for weekly accounts, and invoice-ready exports.
Building more than one? The platform runs shop, shares and trade off one set of records, with accounting integration: £5,900, four weeks.
A rebuild is not always the answer, and "start again" is often the most expensive advice you can be given. We start by measuring what is actually costing you orders.
A written review of your current site or app: where the ordering path leaks, what a phone user sees at 6pm, what is slow, what breaks when a product sells out — with screenshots and a prioritised list.
No charge and no obligation. If you want the five fixes done afterwards, that is the £950 sprint; if not, you keep the audit and the list.
We fix the top issues from the audit in your existing stack: mobile ordering, delivery or collection slots, stock that updates, checkout friction, page speed. No migration, no retainer.
Best when the site is basically right and the details are losing money.
For a site built on a page-builder that cannot do rounds, shares or trade prices — or one nobody can edit. Same brand and content where it works, a stack you own, and a migration that keeps your URLs and search rankings.
Includes redirects, 30 days of fixes, and a walkthrough recording for your team.
If you have no website yet, the free audit is a short written plan instead: how you take orders today, what a shop would remove from your week, and what it would cost. Same three days, same no-charge.
What a rebuild usually fixes: a product list that is a PDF or a screenshot; a checkout that asks for an account before showing a price; no delivery or collection slots; stock that oversells because it is typed twice; a site that takes eight seconds on a phone; and a platform subscription you pay every month without owning anything.
You have three realistic options. We publish what each costs so you can decide with numbers rather than a sales call.
| Option | Typical cost | Good at | Stops at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Template build | £795–£1,500 one-off | A shop that shows a range and takes an order | Rounds, shares, trade prices — anything that is your rule rather than theirs |
| Farm software subscription | £68–£85/month (some free, then a % of sales) | Getting started quickly, standard shop + CSA + wholesale | Your own logic, your own domain, your own data — and you never own it |
| Digital agency | £3,000–£15,000, usually 50% up front | Custom builds with a team and a project manager | Cost, and a queue behind bigger clients |
| Us | £350 audit · £950 sprint · £1,450–£5,900 build | The custom middle — your rules, fixed price, no deposit | Not a £200 brochure site, and not a call centre |
Click into any of them: add a box, pick a share, order a case. They are built on synthetic data, so nothing is being sold — but the behaviour is real.
A farm and cooperative platform in Romania: pre-orders released against evidence, a B2B sourcing workflow with versioned agreements, and a producer directory of 77,490 records. 328 routes, 84 data models, 119 test files.
Often you should — for a standard shop with standard rules, £68 a month is sensible and we will say so. We are for the year the rules stop being standard: rounds that are yours, shares released against evidence, trade prices with a cut-off, or an accounting integration nothing off-the-shelf offers.
You do. It is delivered in your repository, documented, with no licence fee and no per-order commission. If you later hire someone else, they can pick it up — that is the point of handing it over.
Then we can work alongside them, or audit and hand them a prioritised list. Plenty of our best work is "tell us what is wrong, we will do the parts you do not want".
One senior engineer starts, and vetted developers are added as the work grows — including a team for a larger build once the first module proves itself. What stays constant is the fixed scope and the fixed price.
Because a grower who has been burned by a website is not afraid of the price, they are afraid of paying for something that never works. You see it running on a staging link on your own products before the first invoice.
We know the mechanics: picking days, vans, substitutions, a crop that fails, cash before harvest. The agri platform we built handles exactly those, and we will ask you how your week actually runs before proposing anything.
Thirty days of fixes are included. After that, most clients want small seasonal changes — that is £780 a year, not a retainer you forget about.
Tell us how you sell now — boxes, shares, markets, restaurants — and we will tell you what we would build, what it costs, and whether you should build it at all.
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