Ready Steady Websites offers ready-made small business websites and Connector CRM. Connector plans start at £99/month; website bundles from £249/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Ready Steady Websites is a website and marketing service for established small businesses. It provides pre-designed website templates, hosting, email mailboxes and a CRM platform called Connector, with the team handling much of the technical work.
The company describes itself as the middle ground between a custom web agency and a fully do-it-yourself site. It says it created the service after meeting business owners who wanted a professional, smooth-working site but could not afford a custom build, and found standard off-the-shelf services lacking in design.
Its three most popular designs target small and local businesses, wellness professionals and business coaches. The company states that each design is built as if for a client.
Customers choose one of two routes. With Website Built for You, they provide content and images and the team builds the site. With Build Your Own, they pick a ready-made website, the team sets it up, and the customer adds content by following tutorials before the team handles the technical side and goes live.
Once live, the site stays hosted on green energy and the team keeps the software up to date, sending a monthly health report. Customers can send blog posts or page updates for the team to handle, or update the site themselves with the video tutorials.
Before launch, the team checks the site against its own 43 point go-live checklist and helps connect the domain, email, payment and email marketing systems.
On the website side, plans include a drag and drop page builder, access to every page layout from all designs, built-in Google Fonts with custom and Adobe font support, and planning and content creation worksheets. A premium SEO plugin and a GDPR-compliant privacy policy template are included, and WooCommerce powers the online shop.
Connector adds CRM, email marketing, unlimited calendars, forms, quizzes, surveys, funnels and automations, a social media scheduler and a QR code generator. Higher tiers add courses with video hosting, certificates, communities, memberships and reputation management.
Support is part of every website plan: a tutorial membership site, private support tickets, co-working calls, Wednesday Zoom surgeries and a members Facebook group.
Ready Steady Websites is a service that provides ready-made, professionally designed websites and a CRM and marketing platform called Connector. It is aimed at established small businesses and offers both done-for-you and build-your-own options.
Connector plans cost £99, £149 and £199 per month. Website bundles that include Connector Elevate cost £249 per month for 5 pages and £299 per month for 10 pages. Website-only plan prices were not shown in the source pages.
The source pages do not mention a free trial or free plan. They do offer a free website review and a free chat and demo call on Zoom.
It suits small businesses, coaches, wellness practitioners, tradespeople, accountants and speakers who want a polished site without a custom agency budget. It also suits people who want hands-on support while they manage their own content.
The sources name WooCommerce for online shops, Stripe and PayPal for payments, and Mailchimp, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign and Kit for email. Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts are supported, and Connector has a Chrome extension.
Members get a tutorial membership site, private support tickets answered within 24 hours Monday to Friday, two co-working calls a month and a Wednesday Zoom surgery. A members-only Facebook group is also available.
Connector is the company's marketing software, covering CRM, email marketing, calendars, forms, funnels, automations, social media scheduling, courses, communities and memberships. It is sold in Essentials, Engage and Elevate plans, or included with the website bundles.
Yes. The website plans include eCommerce powered by WooCommerce. The team can connect Stripe or PayPal and import WooCommerce products, and asks customers to get in touch before joining to confirm imports.