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Websites and rostering
for home care.

Families compare care providers at three in the morning, and almost none of you publish a price. The provider who does gets the call, and gets it from a family who already trust them.

On pageWhat care costs
£250Where websites start
EvidencedEvery visit, electronically
PortalFamilies kept informed

The bit that hurts

Nobody publishes
a price.

So every enquiry starts cold, every roster is rebuilt weekly, and every family rings the office to ask whether Mum has been visited.

01

“How much is care at home?”

The first question every family asks, unanswered on almost every provider's website, and therefore asked by phone at the worst moment of somebody's year.

02

Rosters rebuilt every week

Visits, travel time, continuity, holiday and sickness, reconciled by hand in a spreadsheet that one person understands.

03

Paper call logs

Signed on a sheet in the house, collected weekly, and useless for evidencing anything to a commissioner or a worried family.

04

Families in the dark

The call that eats an office morning is a daughter in another county asking whether her father got up today.

An example site

A site that states
the cost.

This example publishes hourly and live-in rates and backs them with a calculator that builds a weekly figure from the visit pattern a family actually needs.

Marchwood Home Care is a fictional provider. The calculator is real — work through it.

What we build for you

Roster, evidence,
reassure.

The three things a domiciliary agency runs on, and the three that are usually on paper.

01

A cost calculator families trust

Visits, lengths, nights and live-in, priced weekly. The enquiry that arrives has already accepted the figure, which changes the conversation entirely.

02

Rostering with travel time

Visits allocated for continuity rather than convenience, with travel paid properly. It is the single biggest reason carers stay.

03

Electronic call monitoring

Carers check in and out on their phone, with the visit, the tasks and the medication recorded. Evidence for the commissioner and the family, automatically.

04

Medication recorded properly

eMAR on a phone, with missed doses flagged to the office in real time rather than found on a paper chart a fortnight later.

05

A family portal

What happened at each visit, in plain words, for the daughter two hundred miles away. It is the kindest thing on this list and it saves the most office time.

06

CQC evidence assembled

Care plans, reviews, training records and incident logs, in one place and current, rather than reconstructed the week before an inspection.

The system behind it

Rosters and
the office.

Who is where, what is uncovered, and what needs a human this morning.

An example system — every name and figure invented for this page.

How it goes

First working build
in 72 hours.

Providers usually start with the website and the calculator, because private enquiries are where the margin is and they are currently going to whoever answers first.

01

A call about your rates

Hourly, nights, live-in, weekends, and how you handle travel.

02

A working site in 72 hours

Live, with your real rates in the calculator.

03

Rostering set up

Carers, clients, continuity rules and travel, configured with you.

04

Then call monitoring

Check-in, tasks and medication on a phone, evidenced automatically.

Sound like your week?
Tell us what eats it — you'll have a fixed price back today, usually within the hour.

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Where we work

Providers across
Surrey and Hampshire.

Home care is bought within a few miles, and often by a family member searching from elsewhere. Every site is built for both.

On your doorstep

Surrey, Berkshire & London

We're in Windlesham, and we'll come to you — a coffee and a whiteboard beats a video call. Anywhere within twenty miles, plus the whole of London.

  • Windlesham
  • Woking
  • Guildford
  • Camberley
  • Farnborough
  • Bracknell
  • Ascot
  • Windsor
  • Staines
  • Weybridge
  • Esher
  • Richmond

And everywhere else

Worldwide, remotely

We build for care providers across the UK. Rostering, evidencing and family portals work identically everywhere.

  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • Europe
  • Anywhere with wifi
  • Coffee anywhere — flights on you

What it costs

Fixed, in writing,
before we build.

A care provider's website starts at £250. Rostering, call monitoring and the family portal are quoted free.

Your website

From
£250one-off — yours outright
  • Rates published, because families are comparing at 3am
  • CQC rating and report where people look for it
  • A page for each town you cover
  • Recruitment pages, because staffing is the constraint
  • Google Business Profile set up and filled in
  • Two rounds of design changes included

Or £220 up front and £19 a month — we host it, back it up nightly and keep the certificate valid. Compare both →

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Rostering & evidence

Fixed quote
Quoted freeyour number, usually the same working day
  • Cost calculator that builds a weekly figure
  • Rostering with travel time paid properly
  • Electronic call monitoring on a phone
  • eMAR with missed doses flagged live
  • A family portal in plain words
  • CQC evidence assembled and current
Get my price

Nothing gets built until you've seen the price, and the price doesn't move afterwards. If it takes us longer than we thought, that's our problem, not your invoice.

Quick answers

Care questions,
answered straight.

How much does a care provider's website cost?

From £250 built and handed over, or £220 up front plus £19 a month hosted and maintained. Rostering, call monitoring and the family portal are quoted free.

Should we publish our rates?

We think so. Families comparing providers in a crisis reward the one that is straightforward, and you stop fielding price calls from people who were never going to afford you.

Does it do electronic call monitoring?

Yes — check in and out on a phone, with tasks and medication recorded against the visit. It gives you evidence for commissioners and, more importantly, for families.

Will it handle travel time?

Yes, and rostering with travel paid is the main reason carers stay. A rota that assumes teleportation is why the sector has the turnover it does.

Can families see what happened?

Yes, in plain words, on a portal. It is the feature providers tell us changes the relationship most, and it takes an enormous amount of work off the office phone.

Is this CQC-ready?

It assembles the evidence — care plans, reviews, training, incidents, call logs — and keeps it current. The judgement is still the inspector's; the paperwork stops being a fortnight of panic.

Answered?
Two fields and a tap. You'll hear back from a real person, usually today.

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