Websites for local businesses — built in a week, looked after every month.
This just makes sure the next ones can find you.
Built, launched, connected to Google, and maintained since.
A busy convenience store on South Coast Road with loyal local trade and no web presence at all. Now customers can find opening hours, what's in stock, parcel services and directions — and it turns up in local search.
Visit the live site →If customers find you by word of mouth and nothing else, you're exactly who this is built for.
I'm Kish. I started UpCliff after noticing how many businesses around Peacehaven have a steady stream of customers, years of good reviews, and nothing at all when you search for them online.
Larger agencies aren't interested in a job this size, and the DIY website builders assume you've got an afternoon spare and some patience for software. Neither is much use if you're running a salon or a shop.
So that's the gap. One person, local, who builds the thing properly and then keeps it running so you never have to think about it again.
It helps, but people who don't already follow you won't see it, and it won't show up properly when someone searches your name on Google. A website is the thing that turns up when someone's looking for you specifically.
You don't need to be. You tell me about your business, I build it, and when something needs changing you text or email me and I do it. You'll never log into anything.
That's what the monthly fee covers. New prices, new opening hours, a photo of the new shopfront — send it over and it's usually done the same day, at no extra cost.
You see a version built with your real details before you pay anything. If it's not right, say so and I'll change it. If you don't want it at all, that's fine too — you've not lost anything.
No contract. The monthly can be cancelled whenever you like, and the domain is yours.
Usually about a week from the first conversation to going live, depending on how quickly you can get me photos and details.
One fee to build it. One monthly fee to keep it running. That's the whole thing.
No jargon, no long forms, and no deposit until you've actually seen something.
What you do, who you serve, what you'd want it to say. Ten minutes is usually enough.
I build a version with your real details in it, before you pay anything.
Wrong photo, wrong wording, wrong colour — say so. Changes are part of the job.
Your domain, your Google listing, everything connected. Then upkeep takes over.
Tell me the name of your business and what you do. I'll come back with a rough idea and a price — no obligation either way.
Email or call — whichever suits. Usually answered the same day.