About Oxwyn Studio
Oxwyn ships honest, bespoke websites and software for owners across the UK, EU and USA. No template rental, no quotes-on-request, no fabricated case studies: just published pricing, real contracts, and code we wrote ourselves.
- Operating from
- United Kingdom
- Markets served
- UK · EU · USA
- Working hours
- Mon - Fri · 09:00 - 18:00 GMT

Small team, senior hands
The strategy board
Five advisors. One brief. Real answers.
Type your idea, pick an advisor, and read the actual brief Oxwyn would write before any code is touched. Findings are deterministic and reference our published pricing and stack - nothing here is generated on the fly.
Step 1 - Your idea
Step 2 - Pick an advisor
Strategy & Commercials
Pricing model, contract shape, unit economics
We pick the commercial shape - one-off build, monthly Website-as-a-Service, or hybrid retainer - and stress-test it against your margin, churn risk, and exit terms before any code is written.
Questions we ask
- What is the cheapest version that still earns trust?
- What does a fair exit look like at month 12, 24, and 36?
- Where is the hidden cost - support, content, or change requests?
Artefacts
- Pricing recommendation
- Term-length rationale
- 12/24/36-month cash model
Findings for “Pay-monthly local clinic website”
- 01Commercial shape
For "Pay-monthly local clinic website" the honest first move is the Business plan at £149/mo + £399 setup on a 24-month minimum. It covers a real 5-page site, hosting, SSL, basic SEO, and 2 minor edits/month - the floor most owners actually need without paying agency rates.
- 02Term length
12 months for Starter, 24 for Business / Growth, 36 for Ecommerce. The minimum exists because we carry the build cost up-front; it is not a lock-in for its own sake. Buyout and early-cancellation terms are fixed and published before you sign.
- 03Margin reality
Plans cover the website itself. Marketing - Local SEO, Google Ads, Meta/TikTok, content, email - is a separate retainer from £179/mo with a 3-month minimum. Ad spend is billed by Google or Meta directly to your card; we never mark it up.
- 04First action
Sign the Business plan, lock in the 24-month foundation, and bolt on Local SEO at £249/mo only when the site is live and indexed. Re-evaluate Growth tier at month 6 if lead volume justifies it.
Deterministic brief - no model in the loop, no fabricated metrics.
Bring this brief to a call
How we review
Every build is walked through together before it ships. No lone wolves, no silent merges.
The operating charter
Six rules we will not break for a sale.
Plain rules. They cost us briefs every month. We keep them anyway because the alternative is the kind of agency relationship every owner has already had once and refuses to repeat.
We say the price out loud.
Setup fees, monthly fees, minimum terms, buyout and cancellation costs are published on the page before you contact us. No quotes-on-request, no hidden retainer floors.
We do not invent metrics.
If we have not shipped it, we label it Concept or Blueprint. Numbers in case material come from the actual project or a real public benchmark, not a brochure round number.
We use the smallest stack that holds.
Next.js, React, Tailwind, Postgres. No CMS rental, no plugin sprawl, no admin panel we did not write. Less surface area means fewer breaks and lower long-term cost.
Security is the first migration.
Row-Level Security, parameterised queries, secrets in env vars, UK GDPR + EU GDPR + CCPA posture set before launch - not added during a panic after a near-miss.
Marketing is its own retainer.
Build plans cover the website. Local SEO, Google Ads, Meta, content and email are separate from £179/mo with their own minimums. Ad spend is billed by Google and Meta directly to your card.
You can leave.
Buyout terms are written into every contract. After your minimum term you can take the codebase, your data, and your DNS and walk - we will hand it over cleanly.
Bring a brief, leave with a plan.
Tell us what you are building and which advisor view matters first. We will reply within one working day with a fixed scope, fixed price, and the contract terms before you commit.
