£79 a month for small business web design in Beckenham, with no minimum term.

If you run a café, restaurant, salon or independent shop in Beckenham, you already know people look you up on their phone before they walk in. I am Serhat, a web designer based in nearby Bromley, and I offer web design Beckenham businesses can afford: a five-page, mobile-friendly small business website for £79 a month, with a £49 setup fee and no minimum term.

Beckenham High Street has a proper mix of independents, from cafés and restaurants to bridal boutiques, a bookshop and gift shops. That mix is why the website matters. Someone choosing where to have lunch or who to book for a haircut will compare you with the next place in about ten seconds. I look after every client myself, so there is no agency layer between you and the person doing the work.

Website design Beckenham for places people walk into

A shop or café does not need a clever website. It needs one that answers the first questions fast: where are you, are you open now, what is on the menu or the price list, and how do I get in touch. Most of those visitors are standing in a street with a phone in one hand.

• Opening hours that are real text, including bank holidays and any half-day.
• A menu or price list people can read on a phone, not a PDF they have to pinch and zoom.
• Real photos of your own place, so a first-time visitor recognises the door.
• A tap-to-call number and a map link on every page.

That is what a good small business website does, and it is what the five-page design covers.

Cafés and restaurants: menus, hours and your Google listing

For a café or restaurant, the first thing most people see is your Google listing, not your site. If the hours there are wrong, or the menu link goes nowhere, you lose a table before they have read a word you wrote. Your Google Business Profile is set up and maintained as part of every plan, and I keep it in step with the website so the two never disagree.

Two content changes a month are included, which is usually enough for a new seasonal menu, a Christmas opening-hours notice or a change of supplier on the specials. If you want to take table bookings or deposits for larger groups, the Show Up & Book plan adds online booking. Our guide to claiming your Google profile is free if you want to start there yourself.

Salons, spas and treatment rooms: let people book

If your hands are busy with a client, you cannot answer the phone, and a missed call is often a lost booking. Show Up & Book is £149 a month plus a £99 setup fee and is built for this:

• Online booking with deposits and reminders, which cuts no-shows.
• A WhatsApp chat button and click-to-call.
• Missed-call text-back (coming soon), included at no extra cost from the day it goes live.
• A review request after each visit, which builds the Google reviews that new customers read.

There is more on this on my online booking page. There is a skin clinic among the example designs if you want to see how a treatment business can look.

Covering Beckenham High Street, Kent House, Elmers End, Eden Park, Clock House and Park Langley

Beckenham is not one street. A customer in Park Langley looks for different things from someone near Clock House station or the Elmers End shops, and they often search with the area name in it. I write each page so that Google and your customers can tell where you are and who you serve: the road, the nearest station, the neighbourhoods you cover.

That matters more than it sounds. In October 2026 I reviewed the websites of 95 small businesses around Bromley borough and south-east London, including 10 in Beckenham. 40 of the 95 never mentioned their own town anywhere on the page. If a search is for a salon in Kent House or a restaurant on Beckenham High Street, a site that never says so starts at a disadvantage.

What I found when I looked at local websites

The same review turned up some other basics that are easy to fix:

• 63 of 95 (about two in three) had no structured data telling Google what the business is and does.
• 49 of 95 (about half) had no visitor analytics at all, so the owner could not tell whether the site was doing anything.
• 30 of 95 had no main heading (H1).
• 12 of 95 had no tap-to-call phone link.

None of this needs a big budget. You can see where your own site stands with the free business check.

What you get for the Show Up plan

The Show Up plan is £79 a month plus a one-off £49 setup fee, paid up front. It includes:

• A five-page, mobile-first website, so it is a genuinely mobile-friendly site rather than a shrunk desktop one.
• Hosting, security and SSL, with nothing for you to manage.
• Your Google Business Profile, set up and maintained.
• Two content changes a month, and a one-page report each month.

Plans roll monthly with no minimum term. If you would rather own the site outright, Own It is £995 one-off, with an optional care plan at £39 a month. I am not VAT registered, so no VAT is added. All of it is on the pricing page.

How a Beckenham web designer project runs

You do not need a brief or a folder of assets to begin.

• We have a free 15-minute call at book a free 15-minute call, or you message me on WhatsApp on 07387 819501.
• You send photos, your menu or price list and anything you want said.
• I build the five pages and tidy your Google profile.
• You check it, ask for changes, and it goes live.

If you want a sense of the finish first, the example designs include a café. For Bromley-wide detail, see my website design Bromley page or the wider south-east London page.

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