Your website, run for you. You just answer the phone.
Sitethreesixty builds it, hosts it, keeps it fast, keeps it found, and makes every change you ask for — so a busy trade or service business never has to become a web person. It's still your website, your call on everything; a person just does the work for you. Two levels of managed, both run end to end.
Same site, same standard, same say over everything — the only question is how much a person does for you.
The self-checkout
Happy to do the changes yourself? Arc builds you a site the same day, live in minutes, and you make edits in 360Dash whenever you like — for £22/mo. You're fully in the driver's seat and you keep the work light.
Explore Arc →The concierge
Rather Sitethreesixty's designer did it for you? Horizon and Meridian mean Sitethreesixty does the work — you ask, it gets done, and the designer, who knows your business, carries the detail. Still your website, still your call on everything; you just do less of the doing. You're on this page.
Four things you never have to think about again.
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Building it.
Hand-coded, fast, accessible, and built to rank — not dropped on a page-builder template.
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Keeping it running.
Hosting, SSL, security, uptime, backups — all on Cloudflare's global network. It just stays up.
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Changing it.
New prices, new photos, a new service, a seasonal offer — send it over, it gets done. No logging in, no dashboards to learn.
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Getting found.
SEO, schema, local search, and the performance scores that Google actually rewards — kept current, not set-and-forgotten.
Booking forms and scheduling, Stripe payments, advanced local SEO, and priority everything — for businesses ready to take work and payment online.
Nothing to code, ever · you answer questions · changes by request · you approve before it goes live · same process, same quality as Arc.
A real standard, checked before anything goes live.
Every site Sitethreesixty manages is built and looked after to the same standard, and checked before anything goes live. You approve it before it goes live, questions get answered, and changes happen when you ask — nothing gets outsourced to a queue. Managed just means a person carries the work; the calls stay yours.
Every managed site scores in the top 2% for speed — 100/100 on the metrics Google measures.
What happens after you get in touch.
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You tell Sitethreesixty about your business.
A short briefing — a few questions so the first conversation is useful. Two minutes, no account, no payment.
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The designer gets in touch within 48 hours.
The designer talks through what you need and which level fits — Horizon or Meridian.
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Sitethreesixty builds and runs it.
It goes live, and from then on it's handled. You get back to the actual job.
Three honest ways to get a professional website. Here's each one, plainly.
Horizon isn't the only good option — it depends on how you'd rather get the work done. Here's what each choice genuinely is, so the right one is obvious.
A web agency
A good agency does bespoke, senior work — a design team, a project, a site built exactly to a brief. For a business that wants a large custom build and has the budget for it, that's a real and often excellent choice. It's typically a one-off project, around £1,500–£5,000+ up front, with further work quoted when the site needs changing later. You commission it, it gets built, and it's delivered.
Horizon
Horizon is the same professional result on a different shape: a fixed £50/mo charter, ongoing rather than one-off, with changes made by request as part of the price — no per-change quotes. Every site is designed with you, for your business — no templates to buy or pay to amend; you say what you like and what you want, and if you're unsure, the designer works it out with you. One consistent point of contact who gets to know your business, and you own your own code, so there's no lock-in if you ever move on. The concierge service, on a simple monthly.
One is a larger up-front project; the other is a low monthly that keeps going and keeps changing with you. Both get you a professional site — the difference is the shape of the commitment.
An in-house hire
Bringing web work in-house gives you someone full-time, on tap, and embedded in the business — for a company with enough web work to fill a role, that's a genuinely strong setup. It's a salaried position, roughly £25,000–£40,000+ a year before tools, tax, management time, and cover for holidays and sick days. You hire, you manage, you carry the headcount.
Meridian
Meridian delivers senior-level web work — build, hosting, changes, booking, payments, advanced SEO — for a fixed £100/mo charter, with no hiring, no HR, and no headcount. It scales up when you need more and down when you don't, and there's nothing to manage. For the cost of a small fraction of a salary, a full web service.
One is a full-time person you employ; the other is a full web service you subscribe to. Both are real ways to have senior web work always available — the difference is whether it sits on your payroll or on a monthly.
Charter pricing is limited and locked for life.
Horizon and Meridian are on charter rates while spaces last — a lower monthly price that never rises beyond inflation, with setup fees waived. When the charter places are gone, they're gone.
Any last questions before you get in touch?
What's the difference between Horizon and Meridian?
Do I have to touch anything myself?
How fast do changes happen?
Is the site still mine — can I leave?
What does the person actually do — is it really a human?
A short briefing — so the first conversation is a good one.
This isn't a sign-up and it doesn't build anything yet. It's a few questions so that when the designer gets in touch, they already understand your business.
Actually, Arc might be all you need → Explore Arc
Thanks — that's everything Sitethreesixty needs.
Someone will contact you within 48 hours to discuss your needs.