Up to 5 pages, built for phones
Home, services, about, gallery and contact, designed around your business and live in about a week.
Web design · Eastbourne
Websites for Eastbourne
small businesses.
A professional website for your Eastbourne business for £200, hosted and looked after for £20 a month. Built for sole traders, new start-ups and small firms that need customers to find them on Google and get in touch.
Claim a £200 website place ↗Built for how
Eastbourne works.
Eastbourne has 3,075 businesses, and 88% of them employ fewer than 10 people, according to the ONS business counts for 2026. The council’s economic strategy for 2025 to 2035 describes the town as having a thriving freelance and small business economy with high start-up and survival rates.
Health and care is the biggest employer, with almost 29% of jobs, followed by retail, hospitality and education. That means a lot of carers, therapists, trades, cafés and seasonal businesses who need a site that shows what they do, their prices and the parts of town they cover.
If you trade at the Farmers Market outside Towner, run a seafront business through Airbourne, or work across Meads, Old Town, Hampden Park, Langney and Sovereign Harbour, your website should say so. Local detail is what helps Google match you to people searching nearby.
What you get for £200.
Your areas written properly
BN20 to BN23 covers Meads, Old Town, Ratton, Willingdon, Hampden Park, Langney and Sovereign Harbour. We name the places you cover so Google and customers know where you work.
Google foundations
Page titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console and help setting up your Google Business Profile for local searches.
£20 a month hosting and care
Hosting, security, backups and up to 30 minutes of small changes each month. You own your domain.
A clear price,
stated upfront.
Most Eastbourne web designers ask you to call for a quote. Published local prices we found start at around £495 for three pages. Our Founders’ Offer is £200 for up to five pages, with your domain in your name, and £20 a month for hosting and small updates on a 12-month minimum.
We take 10 Founders’ Offer projects a month so each one gets proper attention.
Free business help
in Eastbourne.
Edeal. Free, confidential advice for start-ups and established businesses, funded by Eastbourne Borough Council, based at Chamber House on Gildredge Road. Its free LEAP start-up programme for Eastbourne residents includes mentoring, workshops and a pitch final.
East Sussex Growth Hub. Free, impartial advice and programmes for East Sussex businesses, including workshops held in Eastbourne.
BIPC Local at Eastbourne Library. Free market research databases, expert clinics and workshops at the library on Grove Road.
Eastbourne unLtd Chamber of Commerce. Networking, the Eastbourne Area Business Awards and a start-up membership rate in your first year.
We are based in Brighton, about 40 minutes away by train, and work with Eastbourne businesses by phone, video call and email. We also build sites for businesses in Polegate, Hailsham, Pevensey, Westham and Seaford.
Questions from
Eastbourne businesses.
Do you meet Eastbourne clients in person?
Most projects run by phone, video call and email, which keeps the price down. If you would rather meet, tell us when you get in touch and we can arrange it.
Can you help me show up on Google Maps in Eastbourne?
Yes. Every Founders’ Offer site includes help setting up or tidying your Google Business Profile, which is what puts you in the map results for searches like “electrician Eastbourne”. We also write your website pages around the areas you cover.
I trade at markets and events. Is a website worth it?
Yes. People who meet you at a market often look you up later. A site with your products, where to find you next and how to order or book turns those conversations into repeat customers.
What if my business is in Hailsham or Polegate?
The same offer applies anywhere in the UK. We write your site around the towns you actually serve.
The £200 Founders’ Offer ↗Websites across Sussex ↗AI call answering and reviews ↗Getting your first customers ↗
Sources: ONS/Nomis labour market profile, Eastbourne; Eastbourne Economic Strategy 2025 to 2035; Lewes and Eastbourne Councils, business support; Edeal LEAP; East Sussex Growth Hub; British Library BIPC; Eastbourne unLtd. Checked October 2026.
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