Is there a setup or migration fee?

No. Migration from your existing provider, including content transfer and 301 redirects, is included in the annual price.

Does a PCN website cost the same?

Yes — a Primary Care Network website is also £550 per year on the same inclusions.

Is the contract multi-year?

No. The price is annual. You own your domain and your content, so you are staying because the service works, not because you are locked in.

What is not included?

Third-party costs you hold directly — for example your domain registration if you buy it yourself, or paid tools such as an online consultation product from another supplier. Anything we would charge for is agreed in writing first.

Transparent pricing

How much should a GP practice website actually cost?

Short answer: with Simpliy it is £550 per year. Design, hosting, migration, monthly content updates, annual reviews and direct support are included. This page explains what drives the cost elsewhere so you can compare fairly.

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Ryan Miller — Founder, Simpliy Primary Care — working in NHS primary care practice managementLast reviewed 2 September 2026

The Simpliy price

£550 per year, all in

£550 per year. Design, hosting, migration, monthly content updates, annual reviews and direct support included.

Design and build of the full website
UK hosting, SSL and daily backups
Migration from your current provider, including 301 redirects
Monthly managed content updates — email us the change
An annual accessibility and content review
Direct support from the people who built the site
Policy, staff and team page structures maintained for you
Website reporting and analytics
NHS.uk domain support

Comparing quotes

Six things that change the real cost

Headline prices are rarely comparable. These are the questions that decide what you will actually spend over three years.

Annual licence or subscription

Most GP website providers charge an annual fee that covers the platform, hosting and a level of support. Published prices in general practice commonly sit in the low hundreds to over a thousand pounds a year depending on inclusions.

Setup, design or migration fees

Some providers charge a one-off build or migration fee on top of the annual price. Ask whether content transfer and redirects are included or billed separately.

Content updates

A site is cheap to buy and expensive to neglect. Check whether updates are self-service only, included as a managed service, or charged per change.

Accessibility work

WCAG 2.2 AA conformance and an accessibility statement should be part of the product, not a paid extra after a complaint.

Domain and ownership

Confirm the practice owns its domain and can take its content elsewhere. Exit costs are a real part of the total cost of ownership.

Contract length

Multi-year lock-ins reduce the headline price but remove your ability to leave if service drops.

Where another provider does not publish a price, we say so rather than guessing. See the provider comparison framework for a neutral checklist you can send to any supplier.

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