Three services that cover what most small business owners need. Pick the one that sounds like you, or scroll for the detail.
Service one
Done well, ongoing, in the background. So you can stop being the inbox-and-diary person and get back to running the business.
Monthly retainers
5 hrs / mo
Gentle Support
£175
per month
10 hrs / mo
Hands On
£350
per month
15 hrs / mo
Belt & Braces
£525
per month
All retainers are billed monthly in advance at £35/hour. Hours don’t roll over. Need a different shape? Get in touch and we’ll build a custom one.
One-off
Ad-hoc support
3 hour minimum, paid up front. Useful before committing to a retainer.
£35 / hr
Inbox Detox
Up to 5,000 emails sorted, archived, unsubscribed, filed.
£175
Service two
A newsletter that actually goes out. Set up the right way in MailerLite, with proper domain authentication so emails reach inboxes, not spam folders.
Pricing
MailerLite setup
Account, authentication, list, template, signup form, first newsletter. Around 2 weeks.
£350
Ongoing management
Monthly newsletter sending. Priced on frequency and how much I write versus you provide.
From£35 / hr
Service three
The site you have, the email that should be working, the tools that need setting up right. Too fiddly to sort yourself, not big enough to hire an agency for.
If you don’t have a site yet and you need a small business website built, that’s something I can do too. Just ask, and I’ll let you know what’s involved.
Ad-hoc
Hourly support
For anything that doesn’t fit a fixed-price job. 1 hour minimum.
£55 / hr
Fixed-price jobs
Email deliverability fix
SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked and sorted. Before and after test results shared.
£175
Google Workspace setup
Business email on your domain. MX records, authentication, migration if needed.
£125
Website migration
Move your site to a new host without downtime, broken links or lost emails.
£300
MailerLite setup
Same as the setup under Email Marketing, listed here for the technical search.
£350
If you rely on email for quotes, proposals or invoices, I’d recommend Google Workspace (from £7/user/month, paid to Google). Better deliverability, better filtering, calendar and file storage included.
Read Nikki’s case studyTell me what’s wrong and I’ll tell you what makes sense, even if that’s not me.