Websites, software and AI automation for UK businesses

How working with Redenn looks from the UK

Redenn builds websites, custom software and AI automation. Client leadership sits in Brampton, Canada, with our founder, Narinder Chahal, and the engineering team works in Patiala, India. We don't have a UK office, so UK projects run remotely, by email and calls.

We quote and invoice in US dollars. Every project starts with a fixed-price written proposal. A person replies to a new enquiry within 4 business hours, and the proposal follows within two business days.

Patiala runs on India Standard Time, 4.5 hours ahead of the UK during British Summer Time and 5.5 hours ahead in winter, so 9 am in London is 1:30 pm or 2:30 pm in Patiala. Your morning messages reach the team in their working afternoon, and the Patiala day begins in the early hours of the UK morning, so feedback you send in the afternoon is usually picked up before you're back at your desk.

What we build for UK businesses

Prices are US-dollar starting points, and your proposal fixes the exact figure. Full detail is on our pricing page.

Websites. A starter website is from $1,200 and takes 2–3 weeks. A business website is from $3,500 and takes 4–6 weeks. Both include 30 days of support after launch. An online store on Shopify or WooCommerce is from $5,500, takes 5–8 weeks and includes 60 days of support.

Custom software. Web apps such as client portals, booking systems and internal tools start from $15,000 and take 8–16 weeks, with 90 days of support. A one-week discovery sprint is charged separately.

AI and automation. Eight ready-made Redenn Systems, including an AI receptionist, a lead engine, a CRM and a Google Business engine, cost $149–$249 a month each, with setup from $500. See the full list of systems.

Care after launch. Care Basic is $49 a month and covers hosting, SSL, backups, security updates, monitoring and small edits. Care Active is $400 a month and adds a developer working on your site every month. Both run month to month, with no lock-in: monthly plans cancel any time.

Our sites are mobile-first and custom-coded in Next.js, React and TypeScript on Vercel, with WordPress where it suits the job. We test on real phones before launch and measure load time. Our accessibility target is WCAG 2.1 AA. You own your code, domain, accounts and data.

What's different about building for the UK

UK visitors notice quickly when a site wasn't written for them. Plan for these from the first draft.

Search and how UK buyers choose

• Google is by far the main search engine. For local services, the Google Business Profile and the Maps results often matter as much as the website itself.
• Reviews carry weight. Buyers read Google reviews and Trustpilot, and tradespeople are often compared on Checkatrade, Rated People or MyBuilder.
• British English throughout. UK spelling, prices in pounds, and forms that accept UK phone numbers and postcodes.
• Company details build trust. Limited companies must show their registered name, company number, place of registration and registered office address on their website, and some buyers check Companies House before getting in touch.

Privacy, cookies and marketing messages

• UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, enforced by the ICO, govern how your forms collect personal data. You need a lawful basis, a clear privacy notice, sensible retention and a way to answer subject access requests, normally within one month.
• PECR covers cookies and electronic marketing. Non-essential cookies, such as advertising pixels, generally need consent. Marketing emails and texts to individuals need consent unless the "soft opt-in" for existing customers applies, and every message needs an easy way to opt out.
• The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 is amending parts of these rules in stages, so check the ICO's current guidance when you plan your cookie banner and consent wording.

Accessibility

The Equality Act 2010 expects service providers to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, and that is widely understood to include websites. Public sector bodies have extra duties under the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018, including publishing an accessibility statement.

Selling online

Prices shown to consumers must include any VAT. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, shoppers have a 14-day cancellation period for most goods bought online, and the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 tightened the rules on fake reviews and on mandatory fees left out of the headline price.

We build to support UK GDPR, PECR and Equality Act requirements (consent, data handling, accessibility), which your own policies and processes complete. This isn't legal advice.

Work you can open

We have no published UK client work yet, and we won't invent a local case study to fill the gap. Across all our markets we've shipped 200+ projects, and 22 of them are published on our work page. A few worth opening:

• Empire Framing Inc.: a framing contractor in Canada.
• Synergy Homes: a home builder in Winnipeg, Canada.
• Valens Hospital: a hospital in Bangalore, India.
• Money Molecule: a US personal-finance project we collaborated on.
• Sureshot Visa: an immigration platform built and run by our own group, Pro Lifeset, not client work.

See how a project runs, from brief to launch.

How to start

Send a short brief through the project form: what your business does, what you need built, and any deadline. A person replies within 4 business hours, and a fixed-price written proposal follows within two business days.

Prefer to talk first? Use the contact page or email hello@redenn.com. More answers are in the FAQ.