Keighley and Airedale
Our base. Devonshire Street, a few minutes from the station, and within easy reach of Bingley, Silsden and Steeton.
Keighley & West Yorkshire
Web and software development in Keighley
We are based on Devonshire Street in Keighley and work with businesses across West Yorkshire — as well as clients in the US and Europe who never need to visit.
What being local actually gets you
Most development work does not require anyone to be in the room, and we would not pretend otherwise. What a local supplier genuinely offers is the option of sitting down together when it helps — usually at the start, when you are working out what you need, and occasionally later when something has gone sideways and a call is not enough.
It also means shared working hours, which matters more than people expect. A question asked at 10am gets answered the same morning rather than overnight, and that changes the pace of a project where requirements are still settling.
And there is the plain commercial point: we are a registered business at a real address in Keighley, working under UK law. If you need a supplier you can hold to account, that is not nothing.
Where we work
Bradford
Twenty minutes down the Aire valley. A regular route for us, and easily done as a morning meeting.
Leeds
Under an hour by train or car. Practical for a workshop or a kickoff session rather than a routine catch-up.
Skipton and the Dales
North into the Craven district — straightforward for us to reach, and a market we know.
Halifax and Calderdale
Across the moor. Comfortably within range for an in-person meeting when it earns the trip.
Everywhere else
The majority of our work runs remotely, including clients in the United States, France and the Netherlands. Nothing about the process depends on being local.
Come and find us
Perfect Web Metrix
66 Devonshire
Keighley, West Yorkshire
United Kingdom
66 Devonshire
Keighley, West Yorkshire
United Kingdom
+447440964877 · sales@perfectwebmetrix.com
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Drop us a line before visiting — we are frequently on site with clients.
Questions from local businesses
Do you meet clients in person?
Yes. We are based at 66 Devonshire in Keighley, and for clients around Keighley, Bradford, Skipton, Halifax and Leeds an initial meeting in person is usually the quickest way to work out whether we are a fit. After that most projects run remotely with regular calls, which is what nearly everyone prefers.
Do you only work with Yorkshire businesses?
No. A good share of our work is local, and the rest is with clients in the United States, France and the Netherlands. The local base matters for the clients who want someone they can sit down with; it does not limit who we work with.
Is a local developer worth paying more for?
Sometimes. What a local supplier genuinely offers is shared working hours, the option to meet, and a legal footing in the same jurisdiction if something goes wrong. Those matter most when requirements are still forming and need frequent conversation. If your brief is well documented and stable, location matters considerably less and you should weigh it accordingly.
What kinds of businesses do you work with locally?
Small and mid-sized businesses across Yorkshire, typically either replacing a website that is not bringing in enquiries, or replacing a spreadsheet-driven process with software. Both start the same way — a conversation about what is actually costing you time or revenue.
Based in Yorkshire and want to talk in person?
Tell us roughly what you are trying to solve and we will suggest a time. No charge for the first conversation, and no obligation after it.
What we do
Web Development
We build websites and web applications in React and Next.js — server-rendered, measured against Core Web Vitals, and structured so Google can index every page you care about.
Custom Software
When off-the-shelf software forces your team into workarounds, the cost is paid every day in manual effort. We build systems that fit the process you already have.
Mobile Apps
We build cross-platform apps in React Native and Flutter — one team, one codebase, both stores — and we are candid about the cases where native is the better call.