Starter site
One page, or a few with nav. Something real to send people to.
- One to three pages
- Click to call
- Enquiry form
- Google Business setup
£350
then £450
Websites and systems for businesses that are too busy to chase enquiries.
I build the website, the booking system and the follow-ups that turn an enquiry into a paying customer, then keep them running.
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Kayla Ryder Davis. Built by me, live today.
Who this is for
Beauty, grooming & self-care
Salons, lash and nail techs, barbers and therapists. Bookings that happen without you picking up the phone.
Trades & freelancers
Electricians, plumbers, joiners and sole traders. Enquiries captured while you're still on the job.
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What I build
Four things with a fixed price, so you can work out what this costs without emailing anyone. Founding client pricing until the tenth completed project. After that the standard rate applies.
Business website
A site that explains what you do and gets people to enquire.
- Service and pricing pages
- Copy written with you
- Enquiry form that reaches you
- Content you can edit
- Search groundwork
£650
then £795
Booking + automation
Customers book themselves. Missed calls get answered.
- Booking and scheduling
- Deposits and payments
- Instant reply to missed calls
- Automatic reminders
- Works with Fresha or Treatwell
£500
then £625
Website + booking
Most popularBoth, built as one thing rather than bolted together.
- Everything in the business website
- Everything in booking and automation
- One design, one flow
- Saves £155 against buying both
£995
then £1,250
Everything else
Bigger software gets scoped rather than picked off a list, so these are real floors rather than guesses. Every service Travinyx offers has a number against it on the services page.
- Business solutionsfrom £300
- E-commercefrom £900
- Follow-upsfrom £300
- Custom projectfrom £1,500
- SaaS buildfrom £3,000
- White-label, per dayfrom £320
How this works
You don't need to know what you need. Bring us the problem. We'll figure out the solution.
Most people arrive with a situation rather than a specification. Working out whether that needs a website, a booking system, an automation or none of those is the job, and it happens before anything gets built or quoted.
Selected work
One client site, and one I built so the harder version existed before anyone asked for it.
Both are labelled as what they are. Behind them sit three automation and data builds with no public page to show, which are drawn rather than described on the work page.
Automotive · concept build
Argence: a car marque, its lineup and its booking flow
A retail platform for an invented car brand, built end to end to work out what the automotive version of this job actually involves. Twenty-one pages, six models, five studios, and a scroll-driven opening film.
- Concept build
- 21 pages
- Scroll-driven film
- Booking flow
Beauty & wellness · client
Kayla Ryder Davis: Holistic Beauty & Wellness
A booking website that moved enquiries out of Instagram DMs and into a five-step flow that collects everything before the appointment.
- Live client site
- Five step booking
- English and Spanish
“I had so many different ideas and things I wanted to bring together, but I didn't know how to turn them into one clear solution. I was honestly shocked that he had managed to turn all those messy ideas into something so clear in such a short space of time.”
How it works
- 01
Understand
A conversation about what happens now, and where enquiries or hours are leaking out.
- 02
Plan
A fixed quote and a written scope. You know the price and the date before anything starts.
- 03
Build
I build it, you see it as it goes, and you say what's wrong while it's still cheap to change.
- 04
Launch
It goes live, I check it's working in the real world, and I show you how to run it.
Keeping it running
The build is the easy part. Six months later is the real test.
A booking system is only worth something if it's still working in six months. Things break quietly. A phone provider changes something, a reminder stops going out, and you don't notice until the diary looks empty. That's what this covers.
Monthly plans start at £29 and cover hosting, changes and keeping the automations alive. No long tie-in, cancel with 30 days’ notice, prices held for twelve months.
All three plans and what’s in them →You deal with the person building it. No account managers, no handover to someone junior. I’ve built one thing for one business and I’d rather show you that than pretend to have built fifty.
David Oduola · Wigan, Greater Manchester
Questions I get asked
How much will my project cost?
A business website is £650 and booking with automation is £500, or £995 for both together. Smaller pieces of work start at £300 and custom software starts at £1,500. Where you land depends on what the job actually needs. You get a fixed quote in writing before anything starts. I don't bill by the hour, so a project that takes longer than I expected is my problem, not your invoice.
How long does it take?
A website is usually two to four weeks. A website with a booking system is three to six. Bigger internal systems are quoted in stages so you see something working early rather than waiting months for a launch day. The main thing that slows a project down is waiting on content, so I'll tell you up front exactly what I need from you.
Can you work with the website I already have?
Often, yes. If it's on a platform I can extend, adding a booking system or automation to what you've got is usually cheaper than starting again. If it's fighting you every time you try to change something, I'll say so, and I'll tell you honestly which of the two is the better use of your money.
Can you connect to the software I already use?
Usually. Most booking, payment, calendar and accounting tools have a way in. Tell me what you're running and I'll check before quoting, rather than promising and finding out later. If something genuinely can't be connected, you'll hear that before you've spent anything.
What happens after it launches?
You can take it and run it yourself; you own it either way. Most people take a monthly plan instead, from £29, because the things that break are quiet: a reminder stops sending, a form starts failing, and nobody notices for three weeks. The plans cover hosting, changes and keeping the automations alive.
Tell me what’s slipping through the cracks.
Missed calls, enquiries going cold, an evening a week on admin. Whichever it is, describe it in a few lines and I’ll tell you what it would take to fix and what it would cost.
Start a project
I reply to every enquiry within one working day.