What Can a £999 Website-and-App Package Include?
The realistic scope of Banny Digital's small website-and-app package, and when a larger custom build is needed.
The short answer
Banny Digital's £999 package combines a public website of up to ten pages with a focused logged-in app for common tasks such as bookings, customers, leads and notifications. It is designed as a small first version, not an unlimited bespoke platform.
The package works when one or two connected workflows will remove obvious admin. The public site brings enquiries in; the private app gives the owner or team one place to handle them.
A typical build can include a website, local search pages, a secure login, customer records, a booking or enquiry view and email notifications. The exact list belongs in the written proposal before a deposit is paid.
Complex accounting links, large data migrations, advanced staff permissions, native App Store releases or several separate customer journeys need discovery and a larger scope. Custom platforms start from £2,500 rather than being squeezed into the small package.
The useful approach is to launch the smallest version that saves time or wins work, watch how people use it, and then add the next feature with evidence rather than guesswork.
What to do next
- Write down the outcome you need before choosing features.
- Ask for scope, ownership and ongoing costs in writing.
- Compare the smallest useful version, not an unlimited wish list.