GoalFixers services

    Start small.
    Make it useful.

    For service businesses and agency teams who need a website or workflow to work better. Technical scope and availability are confirmed before any commitment.

    01 / Diagnose & repair

    Fix the sticking point.

    A form that loses the enquiry. A mobile path that stalls. An integration that doesn't connect. Begin with one reproducible problem.

    £95Diagnostic / one issue

    Up to 60 minutes of investigation. Written findings, an explicit uncertainty where needed, and a proposed repair scope. Credited toward a repair if you proceed.

    £450Bounded repair sprint

    One agreed defect, up to four implementation hours, agreed acceptance checks and handover. Two-working-day target after safe access, confirmed scope and agreed payment—not emergency cover.

    Indicative service prices. Final total, applicable tax and terms are confirmed in writing before work begins.
    02 / Build & upgrade

    The next useful version.

    A new landing experience, a better customer journey or a small web tool. Make the outcome specific before the scope grows.

    Quoted after scoping

    We define the users, essential journey, dependencies, acceptance checks and handover. Wider builds and unfamiliar platforms may need a separate discovery engagement first.

    • A defined first release
    • Staging and review before release
    • Clear ownership and acceptance
    03 / Keep improving

    Care that earns its place.

    Keep useful systems healthy after a successful delivery. Choose support around a real recurring need.

    Agreed around your system

    Defined checks, small improvements or integration maintenance, with explicit time limits and response windows. No implied 24/7 coverage or unlimited changes.

    Major migrations, incident response and unknown legacy rescues require separate assessment.

    One brief is enough to start.

    Tell us what is happening and what you want to happen instead.

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