Unleash IT
Custom websites, e-commerce stores and business systems for small and medium-sized businesses and organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Unleash IT
Unleash IT is a freelance web development business run by Andy Howells. It builds WordPress and Shopify websites and e-commerce stores, and bespoke Laravel web applications for business workflows.
Customers include small and medium-sized businesses and organisations. Projects are quoted and billed by project milestones; the company also provides 12 months of bug fixes after launch.
UNLEASH IT LIMITED was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Winchester, United Kingdom. Andy Howells works as the developer, with project work serving clients in Hampshire and across the UK.
Product: Custom WordPress and Shopify websites, e-commerce stores, and Laravel business applications.
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