How it runs

Five steps. The simplicity is part of the product.

You see the finished website before you decide anything. That is the whole idea, and every step below exists to make it true.

Step 1

We check your website

A person opens your site on a phone and on a desktop and writes down what is wrong with it — speed, the call button, structure, and the first impression it makes.

Your part —: You send the address. Nothing else.
Cost —: Free, and the checkup is yours either way.

Step 2

We modernize it

We rebuild it as a speculative redesign: your content and branding carried across, built mobile-first, before you have paid anything.

Your part —: Nothing, unless we have a question about hours or services.
Cost —: Nothing yet. There is no deposit.

Step 3

You review it

You see the finished thing — the real pages, walked through with you — not a mockup and not a slide.

Your part —: You look at it and say what you think.
Cost —: Still nothing.

Step 4

You buy it

Only if you want it. One flat payment, one consolidated revision round, no retainer and no subscription.

Your part —: Your revisions, gathered into one round.
Cost —: $300, once.

Step 5

We launch it

Deployed and HTTPS-ready, with a sitemap, robots configuration and analytics-ready setup. The site is yours.

Your part —: Domain access, when you are ready for it.
Cost —: Included. Nothing recurring.

Revisions

One consolidated round.

Gather everything you want changed and send it in one go. One round is what the price is built around — unlimited revisions is the thing that turns a $300 rebuild into an open-ended engagement, so it is named as out of scope rather than discovered later.

Timing

About two weeks, start to launch.

That includes your revision round. The checkup comes back sooner; the rebuild is the part that takes the time.