Web design & development · Gatwick, West Sussex

Websites for Gatwick businesses that keep bookings flowing.

The businesses in and around Gatwick Airport serve travellers, airlines and each other from early morning to late at night, and most of that trade starts online. NewWebsite builds fast, dependable websites for parking operators, transfer and taxi firms, hotels, logistics companies and aviation suppliers. Jack has over 20 years' experience and works from Horley, about 1.7 miles from the airport.

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Local web design

Web design for businesses around Gatwick Airport

Gatwick isn't a town, but it's the reason a whole economy exists in this corner of Sussex and Surrey. Around the North and South Terminals you'll find meet-and-greet and park-and-ride operators, airport hotels, car hire firms, chauffeur and transfer companies, freight forwarders and cargo handlers, aircraft engineering and crew training providers, and the cleaning, security and catering firms that keep everything moving. Offices at City Place, around the Art Deco Beehive that was the airport's original terminal, add corporate and professional firms to the mix, with Manor Royal just to the south. The airport's railway station and the M23 spur put the area within easy reach of London, Brighton and beyond, which is exactly why so many firms choose to be here.

The customers are unusual too. Many are travellers from all over the country and abroad who don't know the area, comparing options on a phone at the kerb, in a departure lounge or late at night before an early flight. They want prices, directions, terminal details and a booking confirmation they can trust, and they want them fast. Others are airlines, handling agents and contractors whose buyers will check your accreditations, insurance and experience long before they pick up the phone. Either way, a slow or muddled website costs you the booking or the contract.

Horley, home to NewWebsite, is about 1.7 miles from the airport, so the terminals and the roads around them are familiar territory. There's no office at the airport itself, but Jack is happy to meet at your office, depot or hotel, or anywhere nearby that suits you. Every site is designed and built by hand, with speed, security and a clear route to booking or enquiring at its heart.

Services

Web design services for Gatwick businesses

Everything you need to look great online, get found on Google and turn visitors into customers, from one experienced developer.

Bespoke website design

Bespoke websites for airport-facing businesses, designed to earn a stranger's trust quickly. Terminal information, directions, reviews and contact details sit front and centre, whether you run a hotel, a car hire desk or an aviation supply firm.

E-commerce websites

Take payments online for parking, transfers, rooms or travel extras, with a secure checkout that works smoothly on any phone. Discount codes, add-ons and clear confirmation emails can all be built in.

Web apps & custom development

Custom booking engines, dispatch tools, driver portals and customer dashboards for parking, transfer and logistics firms. Web apps can connect with the systems you already use, so your team spends less time retyping data.

SEO & local search

Travellers search for 'Gatwick' plus a service, often naming the North or South Terminal. We'll help you appear for those searches with fast pages, genuinely useful content and a well-managed Google Business Profile.

Website redesigns

If your site looks dated, struggles on mobile or makes booking hard work, a redesign gives you a faster, modern site with a clearer booking journey, while taking care to protect the search rankings you already have.

Hosting, care & support

Reliable hosting, security updates and backups for businesses that take bookings at all hours. If something needs fixing or changing, you speak to Jack directly, based just up the road in Horley.

Who I work with

Websites for Gatwick's airport economy

Airport businesses compete for attention in the same crowded search results, so each site is built around the job your customer is trying to get done.

  • 01

    Airport parking

    Meet-and-greet and park-and-ride operators need instant quotes, clear terminal drop-off instructions, visible reviews and a secure booking process that reassures travellers leaving their car with someone new.

  • 02

    Taxis, chauffeurs and transfers

    Transfer firms need easy online booking with flight number fields, meeting point details for each terminal and clear pricing, so passengers land knowing exactly who is collecting them.

  • 03

    Hotels and guest houses

    Hotels, guest houses and B&Bs near the airport need direct booking, parking packages, shuttle or transfer details and clear directions, so more guests book with you rather than through a commission-charging platform.

  • 04

    Logistics and freight

    Freight forwarders, couriers and cargo handlers need websites that explain services, routes and accreditations clearly, with quote forms that capture the details your team needs first time.

  • 05

    Aviation suppliers and engineering

    Maintenance, parts, engineering and training firms serving airlines need credible, detailed sites that show capability and compliance, helping procurement teams shortlist you with confidence.

  • 06

    Travel services

    Travel agents, tour operators and travel insurance or visa services need inspiring, fast pages with clear enquiry or booking forms, plus content that helps customers plan journeys starting at the airport.

Local SEO

Get found by travellers searching for Gatwick

Searches around an airport behave differently from ordinary local searches. People type 'Gatwick' followed by what they need, often adding 'North Terminal' or 'South Terminal', and they're usually ready to book there and then. Google's map pack still matters, so your Google Business Profile needs the right category, accurate address details, real photos and a steady flow of reviews.

Businesses near the airport also compete with national brands and comparison sites, so your website has to do more than list services. Pages that answer real questions, such as how to find you from each terminal, what happens if a flight is delayed or how far you are from the station, help Google understand exactly where you fit and help travellers choose you. Where you genuinely serve them, nearby places such as Horley, Hookwood and Crawley are worth covering too, each on a properly useful page rather than a thin copy of the last.

What Gatwick customers search for

  • meet and greet parking Gatwick North Terminal
  • Gatwick airport taxi to Brighton
  • hotel near Gatwick with parking
  • air freight forwarder Sussex
  • chauffeur South Terminal pickup
  • aircraft parts supplier Crawley

Your website and Google Business Profile, set up to show up for searches like these.

How it works

From first chat to launch in four simple steps

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    A relaxed chat by phone, WhatsApp, video or in person about your business, goals and budget.

  2. 02

    Clear proposal & quote

    A simple plan, timeline and itemised quote, so you know exactly what you're getting.

  3. 03

    Design & build

    See designs early and give feedback as it takes shape. Built mobile-first and ready for Google.

  4. 04

    Launch & grow

    Go live with Search Console and analytics set up, plus ongoing support whenever you need it.

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FAQs

Web design in Gatwick: your questions answered

Can't see your question? Just ask. You'll always get a straight, jargon-free answer.

Are you actually based near Gatwick?

Yes. NewWebsite is based in Horley, about 1.7 miles from the airport, so it's easy for Jack to meet you at your office, depot or hotel. There's no office at the airport itself, and we won't pretend otherwise, but being this close means a face-to-face meeting is simple whenever you'd like one.

Can you build an online booking system for airport parking or transfers?

Yes. A booking system can handle dates and flight times, terminal selection, vehicle or passenger details, extras and secure payment, then send clear confirmation emails with directions and contact numbers. It can sit inside your website or run as a separate web app, depending on the size of your operation and the tools you already use.

How can a small airport business compete with comparison sites and big brands?

You won't outspend them, but you can out-help them. A fast site with clear pricing, genuine reviews, detailed terminal information and honest answers to the questions travellers really ask builds trust and encourages direct bookings. Combined with a strong Google Business Profile, that gives you a real chance of being chosen in the map pack and local results.

My customers are airlines and contractors, not travellers. Do you build business-to-business websites?

Absolutely. Aviation suppliers, engineering firms and logistics companies need a different kind of site, one that sets out capabilities, approvals and sector experience in plain terms, with enquiry forms that reach the right person. Clean, professional design matters here because buyers often compare several suppliers side by side before making contact.

Can my website work for international travellers?

Yes. Plenty of people using the airport are visiting from abroad, so it helps to write in clear, simple English, show prices in an easy-to-understand way and make contact options such as WhatsApp obvious. Where it's worthwhile, key pages can also be translated, set up properly so search engines know which language version to show.

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