Loxo GroupUK software studio
Most sites just sit there. I build ones that answer enquiries, log leads and chase invoices, wired into the software you already use.
by design
per enquiry
per enquiry
01One enquiry, two routes
A customer fills in your form. Below is every step between that moment and getting paid: first as most businesses run it today, then wired up. Run it, and pick any step to see what changes.
S1 · Enquiry lands
Today
Sits in the inbox until you next look, often that evening.
Wired up
Captured the moment it's submitted and pushed to your phone.
Total, per enquiry
And the 25m 12s that's left is the part that actually needs you: reading the job and pricing it. Everything around it is admin a computer should have been doing all along.
02What the workflows return
Modelled on typical small-business volumes: what a full automation suite hands back over a year, not a report from live clients. Pick one to isolate it, or drag across the chart to read any month.
03Illustrative builds
Worked examples, not client case studies: the kind of build I put in place and the admin it removes. I'm just starting out and would rather show you the mechanics honestly than dress up numbers I can't yet point to. Tell me your trade and I'll map it to yours on a call.
Emergency call-outs were taken on a mobile and written on a pad. Now the enquiry form and the phone line both write to one job list, the customer gets a confirmation with an arrival window, and the engineer sees the address on their phone.
Reception was rekeying every online request into the practice software. The site now books directly against real availability, sends the reminder sequence, and flags the gaps a receptionist should fill by hand.
New clients used to mean a fortnight of chasing documents by email. The intake flow collects what's needed, verifies identity, files it, and only interrupts the accountant when something genuinely needs a human decision.
04The studio
By day I build this kind of software full-time for a large software company: the integrations, the automation, the systems that move data between tools so people do not have to. Loxo is that same work, done directly for the small businesses that need it.
Most agencies sell small businesses a brochure site and walk away. That was never the interesting part. The interesting part is the twenty minutes a day you spend moving the same information between a form, an inbox, a spreadsheet and an invoice, because that is the part a computer should have been doing all along.
So the websites I build are the front door, and the automation behind them is the point. I write the integrations myself, host them properly, and stay accountable for them afterwards. When something breaks you message a person who already knows how your business works.
What I build
05Pricing
50% deposit to start, and you don't pay the other half until it's live and you're happy. Fixed price, no hourly billing, no surprises. Automation and integration work beyond the packages is quoted per project.
PKG_01
£350fixed
One fast page that does the job of a business card, a brochure, and a phone-book listing, all at once.
Live in 1 week.
PKG_02
£699fixed
A proper 3-page site with a contact form and the local-search basics done right, so more of the people looking for you actually get in touch.
Live in 2 weeks.
PKG_03
£1,199fixed
5 pages, booking or richer forms, and integrations that wire your website into the tools you already run the business on.
Live in 2 to 3 weeks.
All tiers
£50/month
Hosted, secure, backed up, and never left to go stale, for £50/month. 2 content changes a month, a monthly visitor report, and a real person who answers by the next business day.
Enquire06Enquire
Pick a package, or describe the admin that is eating your week. I'll reply by the next business day with whether I can help and what it would cost.
Or reach me directly
info@loxogroup.co.ukWatch it work: submit this and it's captured, acknowledged, and on my phone in about eight seconds. It runs on the exact pipeline from step 01. You're using the product right now.