A London brand we have built for
WatchHouse is one of London's finest specialty-coffee roasters, and we built them a split-screen editorial brand site with subscription commerce underneath. The design had to carry the brand's reputation while making the subscription flow effortless — the sort of balance London hospitality brands live or die by.
That project is representative of how we work with London businesses: the design does the brand justice, and the commerce quietly does the selling.
Premium design without London-agency rates
A Shoreditch or Soho agency will quote a London day rate and take a quarter to deliver. We give you a senior team, a fixed price agreed up front, and a launch in weeks — because we run lean and remote rather than carrying the overhead of a central-London office. The output is the same premium standard; the invoice is not.
Hospitality and retail commerce
London's hospitality and independent-retail scene needs sites that handle subscriptions, bookings, gift cards and click-and-collect without feeling like a spreadsheet. We build those flows on WooCommerce or Shopify with checkout tuned for conversion, so the site earns rather than just informs.
Working with a remote team from London
You do not need us in the room to get a London-standard result. Projects run on a shared board with a weekly written update and calls booked to suit your diary. Everything is GDPR-correct, invoiced in pounds, and owned entirely by you at handover.
London sectors we know
London is not one market but several, and the web needs differ sharply between them. Hospitality and specialty retail need subscription and booking commerce that feels effortless. Fintech and professional services need credibility and speed above all. Creative and lifestyle brands need editorial design that photographs as well as it converts.
We have built across these worlds, and we tailor the approach to the sector rather than applying one template to all of them. A London coffee subscription and a London consultancy should not, and do not, get the same site from us.
London questions, answered.
Can you match a London agency's quality?
Yes — our London work, including WatchHouse, is built to the premium standard the city expects. We simply deliver it on a fixed price and a faster timeline by running remotely rather than from a central-London office.
Do you meet clients in person in London?
Most of our London projects run entirely remotely on a shared board with a weekly written update, which clients find faster than in-person meetings. We can arrange a call to suit your schedule whenever you need one.
Do you build hospitality and retail commerce?
Yes — subscriptions, bookings, gift cards and click-and-collect on WooCommerce or Shopify, with checkout tuned for conversion. WatchHouse's subscription commerce is a good example.
How much does a London project cost?
Fixed and agreed in writing before work starts. A business site starts at £999 equivalent and a growth build at £1,499 equivalent; we quote your exact project up front.
Are your London sites GDPR compliant?
Yes, consent-first with minimal data collection and a clean basis for your privacy policy under UK GDPR.
How quickly can you launch?
A standard London business site launches in two to three weeks from design approval; commerce and custom builds run four to eight weeks.
Do you offer ongoing support for London clients?
Yes — a handover with training plus optional monthly maintenance covering updates, backups, monitoring and small changes.
Can you rebuild an existing London website?
Yes. Redesigns are common in our London work; we rebuild dated or underperforming sites for speed, SEO and conversion while preserving brand equity.
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“Relicsol built our website from scratch in under 3 weeks. It loads fast, looks premium, and has already brought in leads we would never have got with our old site.”

