London businesses, broken websites

You may recognise one of these.

• The agency that built it has closed. When a studio shuts, the logins often go with it, and the site carries on without anyone able to touch it.
• The developer moved on. A contract ended, nobody did a handover, and the knowledge left with them.
• Subscriptions nobody can account for. Several monthly charges against a site, and no record of what each one does.
• The site was built for a smaller company. It suited the business then and is straining against what the business has become.

Nobody has to cross the city for a meeting that could have been a call. The consultation is fifteen minutes, free, and you leave it knowing what is wrong and what it would cost to put right, whether or not you hire us.

Timing, honestly: something breaking at nine in the morning in London lands in the middle of our late shift in New York. For an emergency that is a genuine advantage rather than a marketing line.

It cuts the other way too. A planned repair or a move is best done when your site is quietest, which for a London business is the middle of our working night. The job happens while almost nobody is on the site to notice.

We copy what exists first, so none of it is in danger. We rebuild on foundations that will hold, then add what was missing: a proper back end, the automation, and the links to whatever else the business runs on. Then we hand it over completely.

Written down, so it is yours: proof of ownership, a record of how the build fits together, and 90 days of guarantee. No standing monthly charge afterwards. Reach us at info@mysitebroke.co.uk.