You've got a website. It's a template. This is the proposal for replacing it with a real one — a custom build wired around how you actually run Mobile Hub, both shops, one admin, one domain, plus the monthly that keeps it sharp.
If you sign, I won't take on any other phone, mobile, or repair shop in ST1–ST6 for as long as you're paying the monthly. No one on The Strand, no one on Uttoxeter Rd, no one anywhere in Stoke. Written into the contract.
Phase I replaces the current site — custom-built, both shops wired in, live in ten days on your domain. Phase II unlocks when you're ready to take bulk device contracts from schools, offices, councils, and anyone else buying repair or devices by the fleet.
Marketing site that converts walk-ins from Google. Admin PWA that runs the shop. Four routes to book. Convenient for the customer, convenient for you. The demo, live.
Schools, offices, care homes, councils. Bulk device intake, per-account pricing, PO invoicing, a corporate dashboard. Repair-as-a-service, priced monthly per client, scoped when the first one lands.
You don't own the code — you license it. £3,500 (Normal), £4,500 (Pickup Pro), or £9,500 (Pickup Max) builds and launches the whole app on your domain; the monthly keeps your licence live. Same £1,000 deposit on signing whichever you pick — the balance on go-live is what changes. You save £25k+ up front because you're renting the software, not buying it. If you ever want to buy it outright, that option is in the contract below.
Customer drop-off at either shop. They check services + prices on the site, pick a branch (Strand or Uttoxeter Rd), book a slot, bring the phone in.
Everything in Normal, plus local pickup & return. Customer picks drop-off (free) or pays a fee you set to have it collected from their door, repaired at whichever shop, returned.
Everything in Pickup Pro, plus nationwide courier + a full online shop. You already buy and sell phones — stop doing it only over the counter. Sell phones, tablets, TVs, consoles, accessories, refurbs — anywhere in the UK.
Same £1,000 deposit whichever package. Pick one in the contract below — the balance on go-live follows your choice.
Monthly rolling — no minimum, no lock-in, 30 days' written notice to pause or cancel. No exit fee. Domain stays in your name. Direct debit on the 1st via GoCardless. If the monthly stops, the site and the admin PWA deactivate at the end of the notice period. Pick it back up any time — same stack, same price.
Schools. Offices. Care homes. Councils. Priced per contract. Not included in the one-off or the monthly. Scoped when the first client lands.
B2B is open-ended. Pick any one, any combination, or something else we haven't thought of. Each is scoped and priced separately when you decide to go.
Buy refurbs in bulk, sell on to smaller repair shops, kiosks, market stalls. Your trade portal shows live stock + wholesale pricing. They order from a login, you dispatch from the shop. Margin on volume.
Each client gets a login to the admin PWA. Staff drop off devices, invoice goes to their finance team on 30 days. No more "who is paying?" at the till.
Business pays a flat monthly per device covered. Screens, batteries, back glass included; priority queue; 48-hour turnaround; loaner if overnight. Recurring revenue, not hourly.
Business buys fleet devices, you unbox, set up, brand, deliver ready-to-hand-out. Per-device flat rate, booked in advance. High margin, clustered work.
Accessory shops and kiosks who cannot repair hand their jobs to you. Pickup from them, repair at either of your shops, return next day under their brand. They keep the front, you own the actual work.
Insurance repairer network. Trade-in marketplace. Refurbs for export. Parts supply to hobbyists. Whatever the move is, we scope it when you know what you want. Phase II is the menu, not a commitment.
For £300 I'll build a clickable demo of your site — branded "Mobile Hub", your services, your two shops wired in, on a private URL. You walk through it on your phone, decide if it's worth the full build. If yes, the £300 comes off the deposit. If no, you keep the demo link for reference and we part clean.
No ticket queue, no account manager, no offshore support desk. If something breaks at 9pm on a Sunday, you text me on 07918 157 439 and I answer.
You've got two shops running, a limited company (MOBILE HUB LONGTON LTD · 16524620), a live site, and customers on Google. I'm not pitching you on "getting online." I'm pitching you on the difference between a £20/mo template and a system built around how you actually run the business.
This is the part most clients miss at first, and it's worth ten minutes of your time. Every repair-shop template company sells you a site, hands you the keys, walks away. The site ages. Google changes. Stripe changes. iOS changes. Six months later it's slower, uglier, and you're paying someone to patch it. You bought an asset that depreciates.
Licensing flips that. Your monthly buys you into a living platform that gets sharper every month — not because of you, because of everyone I build for. That compounding is the whole game.
Bespoke build equivalent: marketing site + admin PWA + two-shop logistics + full ecommerce + 3-courier APIs + Stripe + Facebook integration + design system + hosting + monitoring + 12 months of iteration = ~£500k on UK contractor day-rates. Your Scale tier is 1/42nd of that. Foundation is 1/104th.
Every improvement I make for any client I take on — new features, new integrations, security patches, speed tuning, AI upgrades, payment-rail expansions, courier swaps, design-system refinements — rolls into your licence automatically. You don't pay for it. You don't wait for it. You don't ask for it.
Think Apple's September iOS ship. You pay £0 extra, your phone gets better overnight. Same model, scaled down. Every month your platform is a bit sharper, a bit faster, a bit more capable. After 12 months, the software running both your shops isn't the software you signed for — it's the software plus everything I've built for everyone else, too.
And thanks to the exclusivity clause, none of those "everyone elses" are in Longton. The platform gets smarter from clients in Manchester, Leeds, London — and you get all of it without ever seeing a local competitor on the same stack.
You use Apple software every day. You pay Apple £0/month to keep your iPhone updated. That's because Apple bakes the R&D into hardware margin. I can't do that — I'm not Tim Cook. But the structural idea is the same: you pay a subscription, you get the software, you never pay for an upgrade.
Full buy-out is £30,000+, scoped when you ask. That includes: complete source handover, white-label rights, all documentation, a handover session, and 30 days of transition support. From that point on, it's yours — host it where you want, hire who you want, sell it, ignore it. Anvul steps out.
But honestly — the licence is almost always the better move. £500k+ of platform leverage plus continuous upgrades for £4.8–12k/year beats £30k of ownership that stops improving the day I hand it over. Buy-out is in the contract for completeness, not because I'd recommend it. If you ever want it, it's there.
Send it however you have it — photo of the price board, a screenshot, a voice note, a list you typed in WhatsApp. Rough is fine. I'll sort it into the app.
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