Growth Plan
For ambitious businesses where digital credibility is a commercial asset
For ambitious businesses where digital credibility is a commercial asset
The clients you want most are also the most discerning. A high-net-worth individual evaluating whether to transfer their pension to your firm. A business owner deciding which solicitor to instruct for a commercial transaction. A property buyer choosing between two estate agencies. These are not casual decisions. They are significant commitments made by careful people who do due diligence.
Not because the website is the thing being sold. But because in the absence of a personal recommendation, a website is the first data point available. It tells a prospect whether the organisation they are considering is credible, current, and worth a conversation. A slow, generic, or poorly maintained website does not say “we don’t invest in our website.” It says “we don’t pay attention to detail.”
For businesses operating in regulated industries or serving sophisticated clients, that impression is not recoverable once it forms.
Consider an independent financial adviser who had built a successful practice over twelve years through referrals and relationships. His website had been an afterthought, built for £2,200 by a developer who moved abroad two years later. He rarely thought about it.
During a first meeting with a prospective client — a retired professional looking to consolidate a pension worth £1.4 million — the adviser asked how they had found him. The prospective client paused. He explained that he had almost not come at all. He had found the website, and the combination of a slow load time, a stock photograph header image, and a copyright notice reading “© 2021” had made him question whether the practice was still actively trading.
He came because a mutual contact had spoken highly of the adviser. Without that recommendation, the website alone would have ended the conversation.
The adviser moved to Growth. Twelve months later, his website generates an average of three qualified inbound enquiries per month that previously would not have been coming through at all. The lead generation architecture and conversion-focused design had turned a passive business card into an active part of his practice development.
“The question is not whether your website looks professional to you. The question is whether it looks professional to the calibre of client you are trying to attract. These are not the same standard.”
Growth builds on the Foundation infrastructure with a more sophisticated security stack, a larger and more strategically designed site, lead generation architecture, and a higher level of ongoing engagement with your digital performance.
| What you get | What that means for your business |
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Custom 5-page WordPress site |
A professionally built site designed around your business, not a template with your logo dropped in. |
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Cloudflare Pro — WAF, DDoS, global CDN |
Enterprise-grade protection in front of your site. The same network used by banks and government platforms, properly configured for your specific site. |
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Google Workspace — 3 users |
Professional email on your domain, fully configured including DNS, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Delivered correctly. Every time. |
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Security monitoring and daily backups |
Continuous threat monitoring and a daily backup taken off-site. If something goes wrong, we know before you do. |
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Email support — 48-hour guaranteed response |
A real person who knows your site. Not a ticket number. |
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Monthly performance report |
A plain-English summary of your site’s performance, uptime, security events, and traffic each month. |
£1,295 per month. Plus a £7,500 setup fee and a 12-month initial term.
For a financial services firm billing at professional rates, a law firm handling commercial transactions, or an accountancy practice managing business clients, a single new engagement generated through improved digital credibility covers several months of the plan cost. For most businesses at this level, the maths are straightforward: if the site contributes one additional meaningful client conversation per month that was not happening before, the investment is already justified.
Growth is not for businesses that want a better website. It is for businesses that have decided their digital presence should be as good as everything else they do.
Every Opyx client receives:
We do not outsource. We do not use offshore support teams. We do not measure our service quality by ticket closure rates. We measure it by whether our clients’ infrastructure works the way it should, every day, without them having to think about it.
Every Opyx engagement begins with an Infrastructure Audit. A professional assessment, not a sales call.
The audit takes 2–3 business days. You receive a written report regardless of whether you proceed with us. We take on a maximum of five new client partnerships each year. If the timing is right for your business, starting with an audit is the first step.