Process

You see the site before you pay for it.

There is no pitch deck, no discovery call, and nothing to sign before you have looked at a finished page with your own name on it.

Owed up front$0
Calls required0
Follow-ups, then we stop2
01

How it actually goes.

01

We build it first

We find you, read your reviews, look at what you do, and build a real concept site. Your name, your services, your words. It is noindexed and watermarked, but it is a finished page, not a mockup.

02

You get a link

One email, one link, three prices. No attachment, no calendar invite, no form. If it is not for you, ignore it — we follow up twice and then stop for good.

03

You tell us what is wrong with it

Usually something is. Wrong photo, wrong emphasis, a service we missed. That conversation is the brief, and it is a far better one than any blank-page kickoff call.

04

We finish it and put it live

Usually inside a week. On your domain, with your Google profile connected, and the whole thing checked by hand on a real phone before it goes anywhere.

05

It stays finished

Every future edit is a sentence to us. New price, new hours, new photo, a page you did not know you needed. Same day, no dashboard, and no version of this site quietly rotting.

02

What we need from you.

Less than you would think, and none of it before you have seen the concept.

From youWhyWhen
CorrectionsWhat we got wrong in the concept. This is the brief.AFTER THE LINK
Photos, if you have themReal work beats stock every time. If you have none, we say so and work around it.BEFORE BUILD
Domain accessOr we buy and hold it for you and hand it over whenever you ask.BEFORE LAUNCH
One decision-makerCommittees are how a week becomes a quarter.THROUGHOUT
03

Timing, plainly.

ConceptAlready builtBy the time you hear from us.
Finish and launchAbout a weekFrom the moment you say go and we have what we need.
RevisionsTwo, to openTwo rounds on a Launch build, three when art-directed, open through the first month at the top level.
Edits afterSame dayFor anything small, which is nearly everything.

We may already have built yours.