Cirencester · the Cotswolds first
A website,
built first.
Yours if you want it.
AlreadyBuilt looks for local UK trades with no website, or one that has gone quiet. We make a distinctive static site from public information only, put it on a subdomain, and offer a one-time transfer if it is useful.
01 — What this is
A draft, left for the trade it belongs to
AlreadyBuilt is a small practice of making unofficial proposal sites for local businesses. Cirencester and the Cotswolds first; further only if the same approach still makes sense.
If a trade has no site — or one that has gone quiet — we put a draft together from what is already public: a name, a phone number, an address, the work they are known for. Nothing about the business is invented. The page is a proposal, not a claim to speak for them.
If you have found a draft of your own business, that is all it is. It is not your official website. It is not affiliated with you unless you choose to take it on.
02 — How a demo is made
Public facts, then a real page
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Public information only
Directories, filings, a listed phone number — things a passer-by could already find. No private records, and no made-up reviews.
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A distinctive static site
One carefully made page, built to feel like that trade, not a template with the name swapped in.
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Hosted on a subdomain
So it can be looked at quietly. Every page is marked unofficial, and kept out of search indexes.
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Offered once
If it is useful, a one-time transfer. If it is not, leave it. Nobody is chased.
03 — Where we start
Close to home, on purpose
The first demos are for trades in and around Cirencester. A small area is easier to look at carefully, and easier to stay honest in.
We do not invent businesses for this page, and we do not parade other people’s drafts as clients. If a proposal exists, it lives on its own subdomain, with the same unofficial notice you see here.
- Cirencester
- Tetbury
- Fairford
- South Cerney
- Kemble
- Northleach
- Surrounding villages
- The wider Cotswolds later
04 — Claiming
One payment. Then it is yours.
£500–£800
Typical one-time transfer, depending on the work. No monthly fee from us.
If a draft looks right, you can take it on. That payment covers the site as it stands and the handover — files, and the hosting arrangement, so you can keep it or change it.
First contact is a short, plain email. We do not cold-call, and we do not write to an owner until a draft has been looked over. If it is not useful, there is nothing to do.
05 — Get in touch
Write if it is relevant
[email protected]Questions, or a draft you would like to talk about. No forms, no newsletter. Write when it is useful.
Send a short emailWhat to mention
The trade, the town, and whether you have already seen a draft. That is enough.
What this is not
Not an agency pitch. Not a subscription. Not an official site for anyone until they claim it.