Pricing

    Pricing and how engagements work

    Every piece of work gets a fixed scope and a quote before it starts. You pay for the work the business needs, not a retainer it does not use. Where a price depends on your situation, this page explains what drives it.

    Typical costs

    What drives the cost of each service

    Ranges are a guide for planning. Your quote is confirmed in writing after the consultation, before any work begins.

    Robishto pricing guide for UK SMEs, September 2026

    • Website design and build

      What affects the price
      Number of pages, who writes the content, and features such as bookings, payments or integrations.
      Guide
      Fixed quote after scoping
    • Domains

      What affects the price
      Domain type, such as .co.uk or .com, registered through Cloudflare or Namecheap in your business name.
      Guide
      £6 to £22 a year, paid to the registrar
    • Hosting

      What affects the price
      Traffic, platform and how much is managed for you. Fully managed hosting includes backups and uptime monitoring.
      Guide
      £10 to £40 a month, or £29 to £99 a month fully managed
    • Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace setup

      What affects the price
      Number of users, how much email and file history is migrated, and security hardening.
      Guide
      Fixed quote. Licences are billed by Microsoft or Google
    • Cyber Essentials preparation

      What affects the price
      Number of devices and cloud services, and how many gaps the analysis finds.
      Guide
      Quoted after the gap analysis, plus the IASME fee from £320 plus VAT
    • Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing

      What affects the price
      Number of websites, applications and internet-facing systems, and whether scans are one-off or quarterly.
      Guide
      Quoted per scope
    • AI adoption and training

      What affects the price
      Number of teams and roles, the tools involved, and whether you need a policy, a rollout or both.
      Guide
      Quoted per audit, workshop or rollout
    • Custom tools and automation

      What affects the price
      Number of users, systems connected and how much of the process is covered.
      Guide
      £2,000 to £25,000, usually delivered in 2 to 8 weeks

    Prices exclude VAT where it applies. Third-party costs such as domains, software licences and the Cyber Essentials assessment fee are shown separately on your quote.

    How we work

    From first conversation to handover

    1. 01

      A free consultation

      Thirty minutes to understand your situation and find the practical starting point. No prepared brief required.

    2. 02

      A scope and a fixed quote

      You receive a written scope, price and timeline. Nothing starts until you have agreed it.

    3. 03

      Advice, then delivery

      Where something you already own can be improved rather than replaced, we say so. Then we do the work and keep you updated in plain English.

    4. 04

      Handover you can use

      Documentation, training for the people using it, and only the ongoing support the business actually needs.

    Starting small

    You do not have to commit to everything at once

    Most businesses start with one pressing problem: a website that is not bringing in enquiries, a client asking for Cyber Essentials, or staff using AI tools without agreed rules. Solving that first builds the foundation for the next step.

    Two free starting points cost nothing but a few minutes: the Cyber Essentials readiness check and a 30-minute consultation.

    Questions

    Pricing questions

    Is the first consultation really free?

    Yes. The 30-minute consultation is free and there is no obligation. You leave with a clearer view of the sensible first step, whether or not you work with us.

    Do you offer fixed prices?

    Yes. Once the work is scoped you receive a fixed price in writing. If the scope needs to change during the project, we agree the change and its cost with you first.

    Do we have to sign up to a monthly retainer?

    No. Ongoing hosting, maintenance or security support is available if it is useful, but it is never a condition of a project.

    Who owns the domain, accounts and software licences?

    Your business. Domains, hosting accounts and licences are registered to you and documented at handover, so you can change supplier without losing access.

    Get a quote for your first step.

    Tell us what is getting in the way and we will come back with a practical starting point and a fixed price.