I started Subsite to give small businesses a better way to get a website.
Subsite is my way of offering design, hosting and updates as a simple monthly service, without agency complexity or DIY stress.
Meet Jack
Hi, I'm Jack.
I started Subsite after years of designing and building digital products, where I saw the same problem again and again.
Small businesses were either:
paying large upfront fees for websites that quickly became outdated
or trying to manage everything themselves without the time or expertise
Neither option worked well. Subsite is my way of offering something more practical: an ongoing service where you always have someone to rely on.
A different way to work
Most agencies deliver a project, then move on.
Subsite is built around a longer-term relationship.
That means your website isn’t left untouched after launch, you don’t have to chase updates or find someone new, and you always have someone responsible for keeping things running.
How I Work
I keep things clear, direct, and easy to manage.
No jargon
No complicated processes
No unnecessary back-and-forth
You can message me when you need something, and I’ll take care of it.
The goal is to make your website something you don’t have to think about, but can still rely on.
Experience
I’ve spent the last 9 years designing and building digital products across a range of industries.
That shapes how I work: clear design, pages that build trust, and a result that actually helps your business.
Who Is Subsite For
Subsite works well for small businesses that need to look professional online and want someone reliable handling updates.
Trades and local services (plumbers, electricians, builders, cleaners)
Salons, barbers, and beauty studios
Cafés, restaurants, and takeaways
Gyms, studios, and fitness businesses
Accountants, solicitors, and consultants
Shops and retailers with a local customer base
Let’s work together
If you’re thinking about improving your website, the best place to start is a quick chat. No pressure, just a simple conversation about what makes sense.
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