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Two sites built this way, open today.
Captures of the real homepages, taken this month. Click through and use them.
A website is not a brochure. It has one job: someone lands on it, understands within about five seconds what you do and whether it is for them, and then has an obvious next step. Everything else on the page is decoration.
So the build starts with what you sell and who buys it, not with picking a theme. The layout follows the argument — what they need to believe, in what order, before they will call you.
It is built mobile-first, because most of your traffic is a phone held in one hand, often on a bad connection. If it is fast and clear there, it will be fine everywhere else.
The SEO foundation goes in during the build, not as an afterthought: proper structure, real page titles and descriptions, indexing configured so Google can actually read it. That is groundwork, not a ranking promise.
What you sell, who buys it, what makes you the obvious choice, and what a visitor needs to believe before they call. One session, and it shapes every layout decision after.
Day 1The page order and the argument get settled before anything is designed. Moving a section now is free; moving it after the build is not.
Day 1–2Designed and coded custom — no themes, no page builders. Mobile-first, fast, with forms and lead capture wired to actually reach you.
Day 2–6You go through it on your own phone. Changes get made. Nothing launches while something still bothers you.
Day 6–7Live on your domain, analytics connected, SEO groundwork in place — and the files handed to you.
~Day 7The tiers differ by size, not by quality. Here is what none of them include.
Captures of the real homepages, taken this month. Click through and use them.
One-time payment, not a subscription. Delivered in about 7 business days. You own the files either way.
Card payments are handled by Stripe — we never see your card number. Premium is quoted after a conversation, so that one opens the contact form on purpose.
From the brief being done, yes, for Starter and Business. The clock is honest about what it measures: it starts when we have what we need from you, and the review day is yours.
Your services and prices, any photos or logos you have, and an hour for the brief. If you have no photos, we work around it — that is normal.
For a short site, with you, in the brief. A large content-heavy site is scoped separately so nobody pretends a ten-page rewrite was included.
Small things right after launch are part of the handover. Ongoing changes are what the $150/mo maintenance is for — and it is genuinely optional.
You do, completely, from launch. Domain and hosting in your name, files handed to you. Walk away whenever you like and take it with you.
Yes, and that is most of this work. Same packages, priced by the size of the finished site rather than by what it used to be.
Not sure this is the right one? Build the whole thing side by side and see the number before you commit.
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