How much does a website cost?
We don't publish a price list - every project is scoped and priced individually, based on what you actually need. Tell us about the work and we'll come back with a proper figure, not a guess.
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The straight answers, no sales page around them.
We don't publish a price list - every project is scoped and priced individually, based on what you actually need. Tell us about the work and we'll come back with a proper figure, not a guess.
Web design, web development, e-commerce development, ongoing website support and maintenance, branding and graphic design, SEO, and AI chat and self-help tools built on a web platform we also built. We've also started offering AI & Automation consulting - an audit of where your business is losing time, then the automation that earns its place, proven first in our own operations. See the full list on our Services page.
It depends on the site, not a blanket yes or no - we check what's underneath first. AI is only as good as the platform carrying it, whether that's one we built or yours already. Tell us what you've got and what you want it to do, and we'll give you a straight answer.
Yes - it's most of what we do. Independent dental practices, recruiters, retailers, hospitality brands, tradespeople and local operators make up the majority of our client wall. Council and third-sector work sits alongside that, not instead of it.
Most of the names on our client wall have worked with us for years, several for over a decade. That's the norm here, not a happy exception.
Yes - it makes up most of our active client base, from single-page sites through to complex builds.
Yes. We build and maintain sites for community and town councils and third-sector and advice organisations across Wales, built accessible and procurement-ready.
We're a Wales-focused practice based in Cardiff, but we work with clients across Wales and the wider UK.
Yes - we've shipped bilingual (Welsh/English) work, including an AI self-help tool deployed across 17 of 19 Welsh Citizens Advice bureaus.
Yes - we build accessible by default, which matters especially for the public-sector and third-sector clients we work with.
We scope the work properly first - what the site needs to do, who it's for, what content and structure already exists - then come back with a clear, itemised proposal you can take through your own approval process. No published price list, because every council's starting point is different, but nothing vague either.
Yes - public-sector websites in the UK are legally required to meet WCAG 2.2 AA. It's the same standard we build to by default across every site we ship, council or otherwise, so it's not an extra phase of work bolted on at the end.
It depends on the scope - a straightforward community council site is a matter of weeks, a larger site with bilingual content or bespoke features takes longer. We'll give you a realistic timeline once we've scoped the work, not a generic estimate.
It's an AI chatbot we built for Citizens Advice bureaus in Wales, giving people a first point of contact for common questions before or instead of waiting for an appointment. It's now deployed across 17 of 19 Welsh Citizens Advice bureaus, built on a web platform we also built - it wasn't sold as a standalone bolt-on.
Yes - it works in Welsh and in English, which matters for a service that has to be genuinely accessible to bureaus and clients across Wales.
Yes - as public-facing advice services, accessibility matters as much here as it does for councils and other public-sector sites. WCAG 2.2 AA is the standard we build to by default across every site we ship, not an extra phase bolted on at the end.
It works out where AI genuinely helps your business, then builds and maintains the systems that deliver it. The first half matters as much as the second: a good AI consultancy will tell you when the answer is that you don't need AI yet.
A consultant advises on strategy; an agency builds the thing. We do both, which means the person telling you what's worth building is the one who has to make it work afterwards.
A chatbot answers questions. An agent can take action within defined rules - updating records, moving a job along, handling a step of a process - with a human able to step in. We run both.
It depends entirely on whether you have a problem AI actually solves. Where a business is losing hours to repetitive admin or missing enquiries it can't answer fast enough, usually yes. Where it isn't, we'll say so rather than sell you something.
Ours does. The chatbot on this site is live and answering real enquiries, and the twelve AI teammates who help run Webjects day to day are named publicly on our How We Work page, alongside the humans who oversee them.
Start with an audit of where your time and enquiries actually go. That's the fastest way to find out, and it doesn't commit you to building anything.
Webjects is a Cardiff web design and AI studio, trading since 2010. We audit where AI would genuinely help, build the systems, and keep an eye on them afterwards.
Yes. We've built from Cardiff since 2010, for over 270 businesses and organisations, and most of our client relationships run for years rather than a single project.
Yes - and we'll check the site underneath can carry it first, whether we built it or not. The chatbot running on this page is the same kind of system.
It depends on the job: a chatbot on an existing site and a full back-office automation aren't comparable. The audit comes first, you get a written view of what's worth building, and you decide from there.
Yes. A structured review of your processes, data and current platform, with a straight answer about where AI would pay for itself and where it wouldn't.
Yes. Our AI self-help tool runs in Welsh and English across 17 of the 19 Welsh Citizens Advice bureaus - in production, not in trial.
Yes. We build and maintain sites for town and community councils across Wales, and AI self-help across the Welsh advice sector.
We're based in Cardiff and work across the whole of Wales - in person across South Wales, remotely for Mid and North Wales.
With a conversation about what's actually costing you time, followed by an audit. Neither commits you to building anything.
Yes, and we've already shipped it. Bilingual AI is harder than translating an English tool, which is why it's worth checking whether a supplier has genuinely done it before.
Both. We're a web design company and an AI agency in Cardiff, working from the same team, because AI only works as well as the site or systems it sits on.
Yes. Webjects is a web design company and AI agency based in Cardiff, and small businesses make up most of our client wall, not just enterprise or public-sector work.
One team can do both, and it's usually better if it does. We're a web design company and an AI agency built from the same people, so whatever AI runs on your site is built and maintained by the team that built the site itself.
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