Before you launch: test with a few people, then make it simpler
Small usability tests and simpler forms are two of the cheapest ways to improve a new website, app or digital product before launch. Here is how to do both.
Our services
Everything you need to take an idea to market
Some clients need one thing done well. Others want a single team from the first conversation to launch day and beyond. Our eight services are designed to work on their own or together.
Consultancy
Independent commercial and strategic advice when a decision matters.
Who it suits: founders, leadership teams and boards.
From £750 a day plus VATPublic sector rates available
Go to market strategy
A practical plan for who you sell to, what you say, what you charge and how you reach them.
Who it suits: new products, new markets and relaunches.
From £7,500 plus VATPublic sector rates available
New product design
From the problem and the people who have it to a tested design ready to build.
Who it suits: anyone with a product idea or a product that is not landing.
From £8,000 plus VATPublic sector rates available
NHS and social care specialists
Help to design, sell and deliver products and services that fit the health and care system.
Who it suits: suppliers, care providers and innovators working with the NHS, councils and families.
From £800 a day plus VATPublic sector rates available
Bespoke web apps and iOS apps
Websites, web apps and iPhone apps, designed and built around your users and your processes.
Who it suits: organisations that need software that fits, rather than another workaround.
Web apps from £16,000 plus VAT · iOS apps from £22,000 plus VATPublic sector rates available
Marketing strategies and collateral
Brand, marketing plans, websites, brochures, templates and content.
Who it suits: businesses whose materials no longer match who they are.
From £5,500 plus VATPublic sector rates available
Workflow analysis and digitalised improvements
We map how work really happens, find where time and information are lost, and fix it with the right tools.
Who it suits: teams drowning in spreadsheets, inboxes and retyping.
From £3,500 plus VAT for a workflow reviewPublic sector rates available
Staff training content
Plain English guides, online courses and short training videos, written for your team, your service and your systems.
Who it suits: care providers, suppliers and operations teams training new and existing staff.
From £5,500 plus VAT for a short online learning modulePublic sector rates available
Prices at a glance
Where projects start, plus VAT. Public sector rates available. Every project is quoted after a free discovery call.
Showing all 9 prices
- ConsultancyFrom £750 a day plus VAT
- Go to market strategyFrom £7,500 plus VAT
- New product designFrom £8,000 plus VAT
- NHS and social care specialistsFrom £800 a day plus VAT
- Bespoke web appsFrom £16,000 plus VAT
- iOS appsFrom £22,000 plus VAT
- Marketing strategies and collateralFrom £5,500 plus VAT
- Workflow analysis and digitalised improvementsFrom £3,500 plus VAT for a workflow review
- Staff training contentFrom £5,500 plus VAT for a short online learning module
Every project is quoted after a discovery call. Prices are a guide to where projects start.
Working together
Need more than one?
Most projects use two or three services together. For example, a new product often needs product design, an app and a go to market plan. We will suggest the right mix on a discovery call.
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Free guides
See all guidesWhat a Caresque project costs: a plain English pricing guide
Where projects start, what moves a price up or down and how quoting works, so you can tell early whether we fit.
Briefing an app or website project
A fill in brief for a website, web app or iPhone app, so you get a useful quote and a better project from any supplier.
Buying a digital tool: a checklist for care and health teams
Questions to ask before you buy software: fit with the work, data protection, security, accessibility, integration, exit and total cost.
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