Websites in Newcastle
Proper Geordie businesses deserve proper websites.
From the stalls of the Grainger Market to the studios and pubs of the Ouseburn, the cafés of Jesmond and Heaton and the trades covering Gateshead to the coast, Newcastle runs on independent businesses.
We build sites that do them justice. Fast, modern and easy to use on a phone, with the details people actually search for, so Google and AI assistants can point customers your way.
Who we build for
Built for Newcastle’s local businesses.
Market traders
Grainger Market stalls and beyond: what you sell, when you’re open and how to order.
Cafés, pubs and restaurants
Jesmond, Heaton and the Quayside: menus, Sunday roasts and bookings.
Joiners and trades
Pages for each area you cover, from Gosforth to Gateshead to Whitley Bay.
Barbers and salons
Prices, walk-in times and booking, front and centre.
Creative studios
Portfolios and services for the Ouseburn’s makers and designers.
Independent shops
What you stock, where to find you and when you’re open.
How Newcastle searches now
Your next customer is already asking.
More people in Newcastle now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI assistants for a local business instead of scrolling through results. The assistant reads local websites and recommends the two or three it can understand and trust.
If your site hides prices in a PDF, services in a photo, or never mentions the areas you cover, you don’t get mentioned. Every Site Sorted website is built to be read, by people and by AI.
Example questions.
Areas we cover
Across Newcastle and around it.
Everything is done online, so we can build your website wherever you are. We work with businesses in and around Newcastle, including:
- City Centre
- Quayside
- Ouseburn
- Grainger Town
- Jesmond
- Heaton
- Gosforth
- Byker
- Fenham
- Benwell
- Gateshead
- Tynemouth
- Whitley Bay
- North Shields
- South Shields
- Wallsend
What it costs
Affordable doesn’t have to mean cheap-looking.
Agency and DIY figures are typical UK prices for a small business website.
Do you build websites across Tyneside?
Yes. Newcastle, Gateshead, North and South Tyneside, and the coast. It’s all done online, at the same price.
I’m a market trader. Is a website worth it?
Yes. Plenty of people search before they visit. A simple site with what you sell, your stall and your hours helps them find you, and lets you take orders or enquiries.
Can you keep my site up to date for me?
Yes. With ongoing care, just message us with new prices, hours or photos and it’s done.
How much does a website cost in Newcastle?
£279 per site, no hidden fees. Ongoing care from £19 a month.
Get a free preview of your new site.
Enter your website and we’ll design a first look at your new homepage and send it over. If you like it, we’ll build the whole thing for £279.
We’ll show you what’s wrong before you spend a penny.