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AI development for Hampshire businesses.

Fred Web Studio is based in Reading. Basingstoke is the Hampshire town we reach most easily, about half an hour by train on the GWR line. Southampton, Portsmouth and Winchester are a longer journey, so most of that work is remote, with a visit when the project needs everyone in one room.

In this area

M3 offices and coastal firms.

Hampshire is several different markets. Basingstoke and Farnborough are full of companies selling to other companies. Much of Southampton and Portsmouth's economy is built around the ports, marine suppliers and the firms that serve them. Basingstoke firms often need a clearer website and one back-office job taken off the team. Coastal firms often need the same, with pages that explain a technical service in plain English.

Basingstoke

About half an hour from Reading by train. The easiest Hampshire town for us to visit.

Farnborough

A business town near the M3, with firms much like Basingstoke's.

Southampton

Port and city firms. Day to day we work online and travel down for a kick-off or a review.

Winchester

Professional services and independents, usually needing a site that explains a careful offer.

FAQ

AI development in Hampshire.

Yes. It is about half an hour from Reading by train, so an in-person meeting is straightforward. Further into Hampshire we still come when it helps. The build happens online between those meetings.

Yes. Those projects run on video calls and a preview site you can check as it takes shape. We will come to you for the conversation that is better in a room.

We look at the job that takes the most staff time. If the site is what is holding enquiries back, we start there. If a repetitive task is the expensive part, that is the AI conversation.

With a free 30-minute call. You get a plain view of what to build, and a written quote before any work starts.

Building something in Hampshire?

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll tell you whether AI is the right move, and what it would take to build.