Five web brands. One company.

All five are operated by BSolve IT Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, number 04607330, incorporated on 3 December 2002. 365i and McNeece both state on their own sites that they are trading styles of BSolve IT Limited. The registered office is in Kettering, Northamptonshire.

No. This site sells nothing and carries no pricing, no quotes and no sales funnel. Hosting is sold by 365i. Websites are sold by Press Forge, 365i Web Design and McNeece Web Design, which are three names for one team rather than three separate agencies. AI Visibility publishes an open specification anyone can implement for nothing, and separately sells the option of having the files made for you. Every link from this site to those brands is a normal dofollow link.

The work. Every live site the five brands build, host and run, gathered in one place, which is the only thing this company can show that no single brand can: 365i cannot show you the Press Forge builds and Press Forge cannot show you the standards work. Alongside it, the build standard every site has to meet, and the registration details of the company itself. Individual client case studies stay with the brand that did the work.

Every figure traces to a dated record from a real project, and every figure carries a link to where it can be checked. Most link to a published case study on the brand that did the work. Some, such as this site's own rebuild, are measured here and published in full. Nothing is estimated or modelled, and where nothing has been measured no number is stated. The build standard page sets out exactly how figures are sourced.

Yes. Everything here is free to read and free to cite, and a link to the specific page is more useful to a reader than a link to the homepage. Each figure states the date it was measured, so please cite the date alongside the number. If a figure is later corrected, the change is recorded on the page rather than edited away quietly.

The old site carried 475 URLs, of which 394 were auto-generated location, application and county pages: the pattern Google's spam policies describe as doorway abuse. Rather than tidy them up, they were retired with an explicit 410 Gone. The full disposition, including the reasoning for the 22 pages redirected instead, is published on this site.

There are three routes, not five. Hosting, domains, mailboxes, cloud servers or moving a site you already have: 365i, which is a genuine specialism and the platform everything else runs on. A new website or a rebuild: Press Forge, 365i Web Design or McNeece Web Design, and it does not matter which, because the same people do the work. The AI Discovery Files specification, the directory or the checker: AI Visibility. Anything about the company itself, a correction to a published figure, or a press enquiry: the contact page on this site.

No. All three are operated by the same company and the same people do the work, so a new build or a rebuild lands with the same team whichever name you approach. They are marketing routes rather than separate agencies, each with its own history and its own audience built up over two decades. Approach whichever one you found first. What differs between them is emphasis and what each site publishes: Press Forge owns the client case studies, 365i Web Design does the search and AI-visibility analysis, and McNeece carries the long-term care work and the free developer tools.

Hosting, and it is the one specialism in the group that is genuinely separate rather than a different front door. That means managed WordPress hosting, Linux web hosting, cloud servers, domain registration and mailboxes: the whole infrastructure layer. It is the oldest brand in the group, dating from the same year the company was incorporated, and every site the other brands build ends up running on it. A well-built site on a slow server still loses, which is why the platform is treated as the first decision rather than the last.

No. The specification is published in full and free to implement by hand, a free WordPress plugin generates all ten files from the dashboard, and the public checker tests any site without an account or an email address. AI Discovery Files are also built into every website project the group does, whichever brand you came through, so they are not an upsell there either. AI Visibility does sell one thing of its own: a done-for-you service at £295 plus VAT that researches and writes the ten files for you, for people who would rather not do it themselves. That is a fee for the work, not for the standard, and no part of the specification sits behind it. The brand has its own domain precisely because a specification maintained inside an agency site would not be credible.

It is a registered company with a registered office in Kettering, not premises anyone visits. It deliberately carries no local business markup, no opening hours and no location pages, because competing with its own brands for local searches is the problem this site was rebuilt to fix.