Structure
Private limited company
Inter Web Services Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales, operating from 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX.
About us
A consultancy that can build, and an engineering team that asks why
One partner for the strategy and the build — consultancy that defines the outcome, engineering that ships it, and managed support that keeps it running.
- Legal name
- Inter Web Services Ltd
- Company type
- Private Limited Company
- Registered office
- 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX
- Jurisdiction
- England & Wales
Who we are
Two things that are usually bought separately
Inter Web Services Ltd is a private limited company headquartered at 128 City Road, London. We combine two disciplines that are usually bought separately: engineering teams that design, build, and run custom software, and consultants who make sure that software answers a real commercial question. Engagements span product discovery, custom application development, cloud architecture, data and AI, and the operating-model work needed to adopt any of it.
The separation between advisory and delivery causes most of the waste we are called in to fix. A strategy firm produces a roadmap it will never have to implement; a development agency builds precisely what it was asked for, whether or not that was the right thing to ask for. Both are paid, and the client absorbs the gap between them.
We do both, which means the people who define the outcome are the same people accountable for delivering it. If our recommendation turns out to be wrong, we are still in the room when that becomes apparent — and that changes the quality of the advice we give at the outset.
“We would rather lose a project at the proposal stage than deliver the wrong one. Telling a client their idea is under-specified or over-budget is a short conversation. Discovering it four months in is a much longer one.”
Company details
- Legal name
- Inter Web Services Ltd
- Company type
- Private Limited Company
- Jurisdiction
- England & Wales
- Registered office
- 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX
- Governing law
- Laws of England and Wales
- Data protection
- UK GDPR — processor on client instruction
How we are set up
The practical facts
Practices
Two disciplines, one team
A software engineering practice and a business consultancy practice that work on the same engagements rather than selling past each other.
Delivery
UK-led, remote-capable
Engagements are led from London and delivered remotely, with on-site workshops where discovery or training genuinely benefits from being in the room.
Contracting
Everything in writing
Work proceeds under a signed statement of work with defined scope, acceptance criteria, and commercial terms. Mutual NDAs are standard before discovery.
What we do
Six practices covering strategy through to support
Software Engineering
Custom systems built to your process rather than bent around someone else's product.
Web & Digital Platforms
Customer-facing websites, portals, and storefronts that convert and stay maintainable.
Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure and delivery pipelines that make releases routine instead of risky.
Data & AI
Reporting you can trust, and automation applied where it actually removes work.
Business Consultancy
Strategy, operating model, and process work that decides what should be built at all.
Managed Services & Teams
Long-term support, maintenance, and embedded engineers once the build is live.
Our values
Six things we hold ourselves to
These are operational commitments rather than a poster in the office. Each one has a visible consequence in how engagements are run.
Straight answers
If a request is a bad idea, over-budget, or better solved without software, we say so before taking the work. Losing a project is cheaper for both sides than delivering the wrong one.
Commercial literacy
Every recommendation is framed in terms of cost, risk, and return. Technical elegance that cannot be justified commercially is not a result worth billing for.
Build to be handed over
Code is documented, conventional, and tested so another team could pick it up. Lock-in through obscurity is a business model we have no interest in.
Bad news travels fast
Risks, slippage, and mistakes are surfaced in the next weekly update. Problems raised early are usually solvable; problems disclosed late usually are not.
Adoption is the outcome
A system nobody uses is a failed project regardless of technical quality. Training, change management, and usability are treated as delivery requirements.
Evidence over opinion
We baseline before we change things, then measure afterwards. Where a claim cannot be evidenced, we present it as an expectation rather than a fact.
Why clients choose us
Four commitments, in writing
01
Consultancy and engineering under one roof
Most organisations buy strategy from one firm and delivery from another, then absorb the cost of the gap between them. We do both, so the people who defined the outcome are accountable for shipping it.
02
Discovery before commitment
We do not issue fixed prices for undefined work. A short, paid discovery produces a real specification and a real number, and you are free to take both elsewhere.
03
Senior people on the actual work
The people who scope your project are the people who build it. There is no handoff from a senior pitch team to a junior delivery team after signature.
04
No lock-in by design
You own the code, the cloud accounts, the designs, and the documentation from day one. Our retainers are renewed because they are useful, not because leaving is difficult.
Delivery principles
How this shows up day to day
Discovery before pricing
We will not quote a fixed price for something neither party understands yet. A short paid discovery gives you a real number and a plan you can hold us to.
You own everything
Source code, infrastructure accounts, designs, and documentation are yours from day one. No licence traps, and no dependency on us to keep the lights on.
Fortnightly working software
Progress is demonstrated as software you can use, every two weeks. Status reports are a poor substitute for seeing the thing run.
Plain language, always
Reporting is written to be understood by whoever is accountable for the budget, without a translation layer of jargon in between.
We flag problems early
If a deadline is at risk or an approach is not working, you hear it in the next weekly update — not once it has become unrecoverable.
Handover is part of the work
Documentation, runbooks, and knowledge transfer are built into delivery, so your team can take over whenever you choose to.
Next step
Want to know whether we are the right fit?
The quickest way to find out is a short call. We will tell you plainly if the work is outside what we do well.
sales@interwebservices.co.uk128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom