About Opace
Opace says it was founded as a family-run agency in Birmingham in 2008 and has traded for more than 15 years, with clients across the UK and abroad. Its site describes the model as a long-term partnership with a single point of accountability, with many clients having stayed for five years or more. It says it has no fixed-length contracts, and its own figures include 100% customer satisfaction and a rating of 5 out of 5 from 76 reviews, plus 5.0 on the review platform Clutch.
The service list is long and organised in groups. Web design and development covers WordPress and Drupal sites, web apps and frameworks, ecommerce builds and website support. SEO covers search engine optimisation, specialist SEO and strategy, and there is a group on AI SEO that names generative and answer engine optimisation. It also lists paid advertising, outreach, content and social media, an artificial intelligence group with chatbots and AI strategy consulting, and digital transformation. Sector pages cover charities, education, engineering and industrial firms, financial services, food and drink, healthcare, technology, manufacturing and logistics, and there are West Midlands pages for SEO and web design.
The site gives a view on price without a figure. Its FAQ says it is usually not the cheapest agency and never the most expensive, that price depends on the scope and level of support, and that it is transparent about it. It offers a free proposal. Projects shown include a redesign of a wildlife charity’s Drupal site, in which seven priority templates were redone around four visitor journeys, and sites for a laser company, a shed retailer and a school trips company.
It says it is a certified Google Partner and that staff hold certifications from Google, HubSpot and Semrush.
Ask for the proposal in writing with the monthly fee, the term and the exit terms, ask who owns the WordPress or Drupal build at the end, and ask how a no-fixed-term arrangement is billed if work stops.
Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.