Social Lite
£299/moEight posts a month across two platforms, written and scheduled here. You approve the month in one sitting.
- Eight posts a month
- Two platforms
- One approval, then it runs
Social media · Surrey
Proof you did the work.
Eight posts a month made from jobs you actually finished, in towns your customers recognise. You text us the photographs as you go; we write it, make it and schedule it, and a month comes back for approval in one sitting.
From £299 a monthOne approval a monthYour jobs, not stock
15 secondsSocial mediaNo sound
Two plans, and a bundle.
All pricingThe difference is volume and how many platforms it lands on. Both are rolling monthly with one month’s notice, and both are made from your own work rather than stock photography.
Social Pro
£549/moSixteen posts across three platforms, plus the reels and before-and-afters that actually travel in a local feed.
- Sixteen posts a month
- Three platforms
- Reels and before-and-afters
- A plain report every month
Growth Bundle
£389/moThe Care plan and eight posts a month together, with your Google listing kept current — the whole ongoing side as one number.
- Everything in Care
- Eight posts a month
- Google Business managed
- One monthly report
How a month actually runs.
The reason most small business accounts die after six weeks is that somebody has to remember to post. Nobody here has to remember anything.
Week 1You send photographs
As you go, from your phone, to one number. The finished kitchen, the scaffolding coming down, the treatment room on a quiet morning.
Week 2We write and make
Captions in your voice, not ours. Towns named, prices where it helps, no motivational quotes and no stock photography.
Week 3You approve once
The whole month in one sitting. Change anything you want; it takes about ten minutes.
Week 4It runs itself
Scheduled and posted. You get a plain report at the end of the month saying what reached people and what did not.
On every plan.
These are not upgrades and they are not billed separately.
- Written in your voiceFrom a conversation about how you actually talk, not a brand tone workshop.
- Your own workWe never post stock photography of somebody else’s kitchen and call it yours.
- Towns namedCobham, Weybridge, Esher. A prospect two streets away should recognise the job.
- One approvalA month at a time, in one sitting. Not a message every second day asking if this is alright.
- A monthly reportReach, enquiries, and what we changed. One page, in plain words.
- No lock-inRolling monthly, one month’s notice, same as everything else here.
The questions everybody asks.
What if I have no photographs?
Most people think they have none and then find forty on their phone. If there genuinely are none we will tell you what to shoot and how — six frames from a phone, shot in daylight, is enough to run a month. Where a plan needs proper photography, that is a half day on site and it is quoted separately rather than smuggled into the retainer.
Do you post reviews and testimonials?
Yes, from customers who have actually said it, with their permission. We do not write reviews, we do not incentivise them, and we do not filter unhappy customers away from leaving one — inventing or gating reviews has been illegal since April 2025 and it is not worth your business over.
Which platforms?
Whichever two your customers actually use, which for most of our clients is Facebook and Instagram. If your buyers are on LinkedIn we will say so. We would rather run two properly than five badly.
Will this get me customers?
On its own, slowly. Social is how someone who has already heard of you decides you are competent — it very rarely creates demand from nothing. It works hardest alongside a site that converts and something that answers enquiries quickly, which is why the Growth Bundle exists.
Can I stop?
One month’s notice, any time, and you keep everything we made. There is no minimum term anywhere in the business.
Half an hour, and you will know what it costs.
Thirty minutes on a call, weekday afternoons. You get a straight price and a start date — or an honest no if you would be better off spending the money somewhere else.