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Question 1

What does Rubber Duckers do?

Accepted Answer

Rubber Duckers helps businesses figure out what they need, then plans, designs, builds and supports it. Services include Digital Roadmaps, branding, graphic design, web design, photography, video production, SEO, website maintenance, and ongoing Growth Partner support.

Question 2

Where are Rubber Duckers based, and do you work nationwide?

Accepted Answer

Rubber Duckers is based in Hampshire, with a listed address in Winchester, and works with organisations across the UK. Location matters less than clear goals, fast feedback, and access to the right people.

Question 3

What kind of businesses are you best for?

Accepted Answer

Rubber Duckers is a strong fit for organisations that want their website, brand and content to feel more joined up and more human. Typical clients include professional services, charities and non-profits, education, property, public sector teams, and founder-led or growing businesses.

Question 4

How much does a typical website cost?

Accepted Answer

Most custom websites land somewhere between £4,000 and £20,000, depending on scope, content, and complexity. For a quick ballpark, use the instant estimate tool.

Question 5

Do you have an instant estimate or ballpark tool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there’s a website price estimator that gives a sensible ballpark, with no email required. It’s designed as a starting point, then you can sanity-check scope on a call if you want a tighter figure.

Question 6

How long does a typical website project take?

Accepted Answer

Most sites are delivered in 12–16 weeks, from kick-off through design, build, and launch. Smaller, tightly-scoped builds can land faster, some pages reference 6–10 weeks when priorities and content are lined up early.

Question 7

Do you design from scratch or use templates?

Accepted Answer

Sites are designed around the client’s content, audience, and goals, and aren’t built from off-the-shelf templates. The structure and design are created specifically for the project.

Question 8

Do you use WordPress?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most sites are built on WordPress because it’s flexible, well-supported, and easy to manage long term. If a project needs something more custom, Rubber Duckers recommends and builds the right solution instead.

Question 9

Is video and photography part of the web process?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes, because real photography and video can make a big difference to trust and clarity on service-led sites. It’s recommended as part of the build when it fits, rather than bolted on later.

Question 10

How much do video and photography typically cost?

Accepted Answer

Shoot days are usually around £700 to £1,250 per day, depending on what’s being captured and the kit involved. Editing is typically priced at roughly one day of edit for each day on site.

Question 11

Can you work with an existing website?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Rubber Duckers often takes over existing sites, whether that’s improving, rebuilding, or maintaining them. The team reviews what’s there and is direct about what’s worth keeping.

Question 12

Do you offer ongoing support after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes, website maintenance and ongoing support is available for clients who want their site kept secure, updated, and performing well. Some clients want peace of mind, others want ongoing improvements through ongoing strategic and creative support.

Question 13

Can you help with more than just the website?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Rubber Duckers also works on branding, graphic design, photography, video, SEO, and ongoing support, so the website does not have to sit on its own. The aim is to make the whole thing feel joined up.

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