Bespoke systems & internal tools
Order and booking systems, membership records, studio job trackers and volunteer rotas, written around the way your team already works instead of forcing a new routine on it.
We build custom software, WordPress and WooCommerce sites, and handle SEO for organisations across Haringey. Nobody from SpiderHunts is based in the borough: our team is in Lahore, and every meeting runs over video at a time that suits you. Begin with a free consultation or a free SEO audit.
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£8,000+
Starting price for custom software
£3,000+
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In short
SpiderHunts is a UK-registered software company serving Haringey, the north London borough (London Borough of Haringey). We build custom software and WordPress sites, set up WooCommerce shops and handle SEO, all from a remote team in Lahore that meets clients by video. Prices start at £8,000 for custom software, £3,000 for a WordPress website and £1,500 a month for an SEO retainer.
To be plain about it: SpiderHunts has no office in Haringey, and none of the team lives or works there. The company's address, 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA, is a registered office only. Calls, demos and the final handover all happen on video, scheduled in your hours.
SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd was incorporated in 2025 under Companies House number 16718403. The wider SpiderHunts business has worked with over 1,000 clients since 2020.
Custom software: ordering, booking and membership systems, project trackers for small studios, volunteer and donor records, and links between the apps you already use. Larger customer-facing builds sit under web development.
WordPress and WooCommerce: custom WordPress sites that stay quick and simple to edit, shops built on WooCommerce, and plugins written for a single task that no ready-made plugin handles well.
Search: local SEO and Google Business Profile work for high-street businesses, wider technical and content SEO, and a free SEO audit as the starting point. Where it genuinely helps, we add AI assistants or a properly configured CRM.
Haringey stretches from Tottenham, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale in the east to Wood Green, Hornsey, Crouch End, Muswell Hill and part of Highgate in the west. Much of its economy is small and independent: food businesses, studios, makers, charities, lettings agents, clinics and tutors.
Organisations like these rarely need a large platform. They need one dependable tool, or a website that actually takes orders, so each project opens with a written quote listing what is in scope and what is excluded.
Our Barnet page covers the neighbouring borough to the west. For the capital as a whole, see software development in London, and for work across the country, our UK page.
Services
If you are after a custom software company near Tottenham or Wood Green, custom WordPress development in Haringey or SEO services for a local shopfront, these are the pieces involved, all planned by one team.
Order and booking systems, membership records, studio job trackers and volunteer rotas, written around the way your team already works instead of forcing a new routine on it.
Portals for customers, landlords or members, and links between your till, payments, accounts and mailing list, so an order or sign-up is entered once and flows everywhere it is needed.
Quick-loading WordPress sites on a slim custom theme, laid out so staff can change menus, prices and events safely. We also repair and speed up sites that someone else built.
WooCommerce stores for food, homeware and handmade goods, extensions for collection slots, local delivery zones or made-to-order lead times, and small plugins for one stubborn task.
A Google Business Profile with the right categories, hours and photos, matching details in directories, and neighbourhood pages for places such as Crouch End, Wood Green or Tottenham.
Indexing, speed and structure problems fixed properly, plus pages that answer what customers ask before they order, book or enquire.
Clear, consistent business information that AI search tools can quote correctly, and assistants that sort enquiries or draft replies for someone on your team to check.
A CRM set up around your real enquiry, donor or client journey, fed by your website forms and inbox, so nobody has to remember who still needs a reply.
The usual trouble
Small organisations rarely lack demand. What slows them is a patchwork: a site from one supplier, a booking app from another, and a Google listing nobody has touched for years.
Unsure whether the website, the admin or Google Maps should come first?
Ask for a free consultation or a free SEO audit. You will hear which problem to tackle first and roughly what it would cost to fix.
Examples
Illustrative examples, not client results. Each shows a problem a Haringey organisation might raise and the work we would propose.
A WooCommerce ordering page with timed collection slots, a menu staff can edit in seconds, allergen notes on every dish and new orders sent straight to a kitchen screen or printer.
Aim: no more orders lost in message threads
Members pick classes from a live timetable, buy class packs or monthly memberships through Stripe or GoCardless, and join a waitlist when a session is full, while instructors see their own registers.
Aim: fewer empty spaces and less time spent on payment admin
Briefs, files and client feedback rounds held in one place, with time logged against each job and approved work passed to Xero for invoicing.
Aim: sign-offs and billable hours that no longer go missing
Online volunteer sign-up, a shift rota with reminders, donor histories and Gift Aid declarations, all with access limited by role and built to support UK GDPR requirements.
Aim: coordinators spending their time on people, not spreadsheets
Product options and made-to-order lead times, delivery zones for nearby postcodes, click and collect from the shop, and stock that stays in step with the till.
Aim: an online shop that reflects what is really available
Tenants report repairs with photos, landlords approve quotes and view statements in a portal, and gas, electrical and licence renewal dates trigger reminders well before they fall due.
Aim: repairs and renewals tracked without chasing calls
Working together
Short stages, each ending in something you can see. Talks happen over video and decisions are written down.
We talk through what is going wrong, which tools you rely on and what success would look like. If search is the concern, the free SEO audit comes first so we are discussing facts about your site and listing.
You get a written quote covering scope, exclusions and an estimated timeline. Work starts only once you have approved it, and any later request outside that scope gets its own separate price.
Before anything changes hands, we agree the hosting, logins and systems involved, who will grant access, and which personal data is affected. If we process personal data on your behalf, a written data processing agreement covers it.
Code goes into a repository you own, or onto a staging copy of your site, from the first weeks. You get written progress notes and live demos on video in your hours.
Releases happen in steps. At the end you receive the code, logins, documentation and a walkthrough for your staff, and the code becomes yours on full payment under the contract. Any further work is priced separately.
Clear scope · Regular demos · Full handover
A good match?
Where an existing product or a quick tweak solves the problem, we will tell you that on the first call.
Weighing up options
Any of the three can suit the right project. Whichever you choose, ask each one to put the same things in writing.
| What to compare | A freelancer based in Haringey | A central London agency | SpiderHunts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you meet | Often face to face, sometimes on video | At their offices or on video, agency by agency | Always on video, booked in UK hours |
| Team location | Usually local to the borough | Typically central London | Lahore, with a registered office in East Ham |
| Pricing | Set by each freelancer, job by job | Set by each agency, brief by brief | Published ranges in pounds; software from £8,000 |
| Skills available | One person's specialism | Spread across departments | Software, WordPress and SEO handled by one team |
| What to get in writing | Request a scope and exclusions | Request a scope and exclusions | Scope and exclusions in every written quote |
| Code and site ownership | Settle it in the contract | Settle it in the contract | Transfers to you on full payment, per the contract |
What it costs
We publish our prices in pounds sterling, and they do not change by postcode. A written quote fixes the scope and exclusions before any work begins.
Free
A single video call
Talk through the project at no cost, and if visibility is the issue, get a free audit of your website and Google Business Profile.
Get a quote →£8,000–£20,000
Usually a matter of weeks
A single system, for example an ordering page, a class booking tool, a volunteer rota or a studio tracker, delivered live with documentation.
Get a quote →£3,000–£12,000
Set out in the quote
A custom WordPress site on a slim theme, with the forms, pages and connections you need and an editing screen staff find easy.
Get a quote →From £1,500/month
Billed monthly
Continuing local, technical and content SEO, Google Business Profile included. For a one-off piece of work, fixed-scope SEO projects begin at £2,500.
Get a quote →More published prices: a business web application costs £20,000 to £45,000, and a platform or modernisation project starts from £45,000. A single-purpose WordPress plugin is £1,500 to £4,000, and a WooCommerce extension £8,000 to £25,000. Hosting, domains and third-party licences stay in your own accounts and are charged separately; the quote also states how VAT applies. Scope and exclusions are agreed in writing before anything starts.
Tools
Widely used tools that another developer could pick up after us, connected to the payment, booking and accounts software you already run.
Who we help
Haringey has a strong independent streak. These are the groups most likely to need a system, a better site or local search help.
FAQ
Direct answers for Haringey owners, managers and trustees weighing up a developer or SEO provider.
Still have a question?
Ask us directly. A senior engineer reads every question.
Ask about your projectNo. SpiderHunts has no office in Haringey and no staff living or working in the borough. SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd, company number 16718403, uses 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA purely as a registered office. The team itself works from Lahore. Every conversation, from the first consultation to the final walkthrough, takes place on a video call booked in your working hours.
Our published prices are £8,000 to £20,000 for an internal tool or MVP, £20,000 to £45,000 for a business web application and from £45,000 for a platform or modernisation. WordPress websites run from £3,000 to £12,000. SEO retainers start at £1,500 a month, one-off SEO projects at £2,500, and the audit is free. A written quote with scope and exclusions comes before any work.
That is not something we claim, because nobody can prove a ranking like that. A fairer test is evidence you can check: ratings on independent platforms (ours include 4.6 on Clutch), a written quote listing what is and is not included, clear terms on code ownership, and references. Use the free consultation to apply those tests to us and to anyone else on your shortlist.
Both spellings are correct, for different places. Haringey, with one r and ending in -ey, is the borough and its council. Harringay, with a double r, is the neighbourhood around Green Lanes and the Harringay Ladder, and it gives its name to Harringay station and Harringay Green Lanes station. This page serves businesses across the whole borough, Harringay included, on identical terms.
Yes, we build ordering and booking systems for food businesses. A typical setup is a WooCommerce or custom ordering page with collection slots, an editable menu with allergen notes and orders sent to the kitchen, or a booking form tied to your calendar. A WooCommerce extension costs £8,000 to £25,000, while a smaller job may only need a £1,500 to £4,000 plugin.
Yes, we build websites and systems for charities and community groups as well as for businesses. Typical requests are volunteer sign-up and rota tools, donor and Gift Aid records, event bookings and a WordPress site the team can update itself. Records are built to support UK GDPR requirements, with access limited by role. Our published prices apply, and the quote sets out scope and exclusions.
Yes, local SEO and Google Business Profile work is one of our core services. We correct categories, services, hours and photos, keep your details consistent across directories, set up a regular way to ask customers for reviews and write pages for the neighbourhoods you serve, such as Crouch End or Tottenham. Nobody can guarantee a map position, so we never promise one. The SEO audit is free.
All calls are video calls scheduled within your UK working day, and nobody visits in person. Lahore runs five hours ahead of the UK in winter and four hours ahead while British Summer Time applies, so the team's day overlaps your morning and early afternoon. Decisions and progress are written up after each call, which gives both sides a record to check later.
You do, once the final invoice is paid, as the contract sets out. The code lives in a repository under your control, while hosting, domains and licences sit in your own accounts from day one. At handover you receive the logins and documentation another developer would need, so future changes never depend on us being available or involved.
We build software to support UK GDPR requirements, and anything we process for you is covered by a written data processing agreement. In practice that means role-based permissions, audit logs, retention and deletion rules, consent records and a route for access or erasure requests. Your organisation remains the data controller, so privacy notices and registering with the ICO, the Information Commissioner's Office, stay your responsibility.
Yes, we take on WordPress sites built by other developers. We begin by checking the theme, plugins, hosting and backups, then fix whatever is slow, broken or out of date before adding anything new. If the site is beyond sensible repair, we say so and quote a rebuild on a slim custom theme instead. Corporate WordPress sites cost £3,000 to £12,000.
A focused project, such as one internal tool or a WordPress site, generally takes weeks rather than months. Larger applications arrive in stages, so you can start using parts of them sooner. Your quote includes an estimated timeline tied to the agreed scope. SEO is different: it is ongoing, and gains in search tend to build over months, so we give realistic dates rather than hopeful ones.
Start here
Let us know what you need built, repaired or found on Google, and which tools you rely on now. On a video call you will get a straight opinion, a sensible approach and a realistic price range. The consultation and the SEO audit cost nothing, and there is no obligation.
Thanks, that’s with us.
A senior engineer reads every enquiry and will reply as soon as they can.
Book a time that suits you, or send a message on WhatsApp.