Council & Grant Funded Websites

Council Funded Website Design in Denbighshire, Flintshire & Conwy

Q: What do I need from WebUp® for my grant application?

A written quotation. Tell us what you need and we will email you a PDF quotation with a breakdown that you can attach to your application or hand to your business adviser. We can also supply any company details the council needs to set WebUp® up as a supplier.

Q: Can WebUp® speak to my business adviser or the council for me?

Yes. We are happy to talk to your business adviser or council officer directly, explain what is included in the price and send them our quotation and supplier details. Call 0800 246 1142 between 7am and 7pm, 7 days a week, or email hello@webup.co.uk.

Has your council, Business Wales or a start-up programme agreed to pay for your new website? WebUp® is happy to invoice the council directly and be paid when the website is finished, so you don't need to find a deposit.

We already supply Denbighshire County Council: in October 2026 a new business website was funded through the council's Working Denbighshire Trailblazer programme and ordered on a council purchase order.

The council pays on completion – no deposit from you
Purchase orders and council invoicing handled by us
Fixed prices from £500 – see our website prices
Face-to-face meetings across Denbighshire, Flintshire & Conwy

Below you'll find how council and grant funded websites work, who to speak to at each council and the fixed prices to put on your application.

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How it's paid for

Funding approved by your council or Business Wales
Purchase order sent to WebUp® by the council
Website built and the council pays WebUp® on completion

Your deposit: £0The council pays us direct

Council supplierDenbighshire County Council

Funding accepted from

Denbighshire County Council
Flintshire County Council
Conwy County Borough Council
Business Wales & Welsh Government programmes

Recent council order

Denbighshire County Council

New business website for a Working Denbighshire Trailblazer start-up

Purchase order received – October 2026

Websites from £500, designed in Prestatyn and paid for by your council. See how it works

How It Works

Council funded websites, paid for by the council

More new and growing businesses in North Wales are having their first website paid for through council and Welsh Government business support. The snag is that most web designers want a deposit up front, before the funding has been released.

WebUp® works the other way round. Once your council has approved the funding, we build your website and invoice the council directly when it's finished. You don't pay a deposit and you don't have to claim the money back.

Our normal terms are 50% at the start and 50% on completion, but for council and grant funded websites we're happy to be paid in full at the end by the council.

Get the funding agreed
Speak to your council's business support team or Business Wales about help with a website. We'll email you a written quotation to attach to your application, and we're happy to talk to your adviser directly.
The council raises a purchase order
The council sends WebUp® a purchase order for the agreed amount. We're already a registered supplier with Denbighshire County Council.
We build it, the council pays
We design and build your website in the usual way, meeting you in person or by video call. When it goes live we invoice the council, quoting their purchase order number, and they pay us direct.

Denbighshire · Flintshire · Conwy

Website grants and business support in your county

Each council runs its own business support and the grant schemes change from year to year, so we've listed who to speak to rather than individual grants. Tell them you'd like WebUp® to build the website and that we're happy to be paid by the council on completion. Business Wales, the Welsh Government's business support service, also covers all three counties.

Denbighshire

Denbighshire County Council

Prestatyn, Rhyl, Rhuddlan, St Asaph, Denbigh, Ruthin, Llangollen and Corwen. WebUp® is based in Prestatyn and is a registered supplier to the council: a Working Denbighshire Trailblazer start-up had its new website funded this way in October 2026.

Speak to: Working Denbighshire if you're starting out, or the council's business support team.

Council business support Web design in Denbighshire

Flintshire

Flintshire County Council

Mold, Flint, Holywell, Buckley, Connah's Quay, Shotton, Queensferry, Hawarden and Saltney. Flintshire is just along the coast from our Prestatyn office, so we can meet you at your premises or a local café.

Speak to: the council's regeneration and business support team, who advise on current grant funding for Flintshire businesses.

Council business support Web design in Flintshire

Conwy

Conwy County Borough Council

Llandudno, Conwy, Colwyn Bay, Abergele, Llandudno Junction, Deganwy, Llanrwst and Betws-y-Coed. The council has run a discretionary Conwy Business Support Grant alongside its free business support service.

Speak to: the Conwy Business Support Team, who signpost local businesses to the advice and funding that's currently open.

Council business support Web design in Conwy

Fixed Prices

Prices to put on your grant application

Our website prices are fixed and published, so your business adviser knows exactly what the funding will buy. There are no hidden extras to explain to the council later.

Brochure website£500 1 page

Ideal for a start-up's first website. This is the package Denbighshire County Council funded in October 2026.

Standard website£800 10 pages

Room for your services, about us and contact pages. The most popular choice for an established small business.

Corporate website£1,200 20 pages

For a larger business or several services. Twenty pages of search optimised content.

Shopify store£600 set up & training

Sell online from day one. Shopify online store set up and training by an Official Shopify Partner.

Free hosting for the first year
Free SSL certificate for life
Free logo design if you need one
Copywriting and initial SEO included
Free updates for as long as we host your website
Mobile, tablet and desktop friendly as standard

Need something bigger, an SEO campaign or bespoke software? We'll quote it individually. See the full website design prices and examples of our work.

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Questions & Answers

Council and grant funded websites FAQs

Can I get a grant for a website in Denbighshire, Flintshire or Conwy?

Often, yes, although the grant comes from your council, Business Wales or the Welsh Government rather than from WebUp®, and the schemes change from year to year. In October 2026 Denbighshire County Council funded a new business website through its Working Denbighshire Trailblazer programme, Conwy County Borough Council has run a discretionary Conwy Business Support Grant, and Flintshire County Council's regeneration team advises on business funding. Contact your council's business support team or Business Wales and ask whether website costs are eligible.

Does WebUp® invoice the council directly?

Yes. Once the council has issued a purchase order we build the website and invoice the council when it's finished, quoting their purchase order number and following the council's own supplier terms. WebUp® is already a registered supplier with Denbighshire County Council.

Do I have to pay a deposit if the council is paying for my website?

No. Our normal terms are 50% at the start and 50% on completion, but for council and grant funded websites we're happy to be paid in full by the council when the website is finished. If the funding only covers part of the cost, we agree how the balance is paid before any work starts.

How much does a council funded website cost?

Our prices are fixed: £500 for a one page brochure website, £800 for a 10 page standard website, £1,200 for a 20 page corporate website and £600 for a Shopify online store with training. Every package includes free hosting for the first year, a free SSL certificate for life, free logo design if required, copywriting, initial SEO and free updates for as long as we host the website.

What do I need from WebUp® for my grant application?

A written quotation. Tell us what you need and we'll email you a PDF quotation with a breakdown that you can attach to your application or hand to your business adviser. We can also supply any company details the council needs to set WebUp® up as a supplier.

Which areas does WebUp® cover for council funded websites?

WebUp® is based at 8 Ffordd Pendyffryn, Prestatyn, in Denbighshire, and meets clients face to face across Denbighshire, Flintshire and Conwy, including Rhyl, St Asaph, Denbigh, Ruthin, Mold, Flint, Holywell, Buckley, Connah's Quay, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay and Abergele. Council and grant funded websites elsewhere in Wales or the UK are handled by Zoom or Teams video call.

Does the funding have to come from the county council?

The funding usually comes through the council, but it may originate from the Welsh Government or the UK Government and be administered by the council, as with the Trailblazer programme. If a different public body has agreed to fund your website, call us and we'll confirm whether we can invoice them directly in the same way.

Can WebUp® speak to my business adviser or the council for me?

Yes. We're happy to talk to your business adviser or council officer directly, explain what's included in the price and send them our quotation and supplier details. Call 0800 246 1142 between 7am and 7pm, 7 days a week, or email hello@webup.co.uk.

Ready When Your Council Is

Tell your business adviser about WebUp®

Send them this page, or ask us to call them. We'll provide the quotation and invoice the council on completion, so you can concentrate on your new business.