A one-off project
Something specific, like a new website or a CRM, for one price agreed in writing. When it’s finished, it’s yours.
For example: a dental practice gets a new website where patients can book check-ups online.
Virezio helps growing businesses in the UK, US and Europe get found online, handle enquiries and save time. Websites, Google and simple systems for follow-up, all in one place.
Businesses that rely on customers finding them and getting in touch, whatever the trade.
A free call, a written proposal, then we build and you approve.
You don’t need to decide up front. We’ll suggest what fits after the first call.
Something specific, like a new website or a CRM, for one price agreed in writing. When it’s finished, it’s yours.
For example: a dental practice gets a new website where patients can book check-ups online.
We look after what you have, month by month, and send a short update on what we did. One monthly fee, agreed in writing.
For example: a logistics company has us keep its website up to date and its CRM tidy.
A few services connected around one goal, built in stages so each part works before the next begins.
For example: a clinic adds online booking, automatic reminders and review requests.
The full details are in our project terms. These are the points people ask about first.
Businesses that rely on customers finding them and getting in touch, such as trades, home services, clinics, professional services, shops and online businesses. You don’t need to know anything technical.
We work with businesses in the UK, the US and Europe. The first call is free, and everything we agree is written down in your proposal.
The people doing the work. There are no messages passed along, and we keep you in the loop as we go.
One-off projects end when they’re handed over. For ongoing care, the notice period is in writing before you sign.
Yes. Many businesses start with one thing and add more once it’s working.
You do. Your domain, website and logins are set up in your business’s name, and we show you how everything works at handover.
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