Services  ·  Website Builds

Sites built to convert, not just to exist.

Most small-business websites are brochures that load slowly and ask for nothing. A site earns its cost by turning attention into enquiries — everything else is decoration.

In short

We design and build custom marketing sites — from a sharp three-page micro site to a full multi-page build — engineered for speed, search visibility and conversion, delivered on a fixed timeline, and handed over so you own them outright.

The problem

What a weak site quietly costs.

It loads slowly on a phone

Most of your visitors are on mobile data. A site that takes five seconds has lost a meaningful share of them before it renders anything.

It never asks

No clear next step, or the only one is a contact form at the bottom of a page nobody scrolls to.

It cannot be found or cited

No structured data, thin metadata, no answers to the questions people actually ask — so neither search engines nor AI assistants can use it.

Editing it requires a developer

So it never gets updated, and the prices on it have been wrong for a year.

What we build

What we build in.

01

Speed as an engineering constraint

Static generation, content-hashed assets, compressed images and no framework you do not need. Performance is measured, not asserted.

02

Conversion paths on every page

Each page has a clear next action appropriate to where the visitor is, rather than one form buried at the end.

03

Structured data throughout

Organization, service, FAQ and breadcrumb schema so search engines and AI assistants can parse and cite you. This is the difference between being read and being quoted.

04

Accessibility to WCAG AA

Contrast, tap targets, heading order and keyboard navigation checked mechanically rather than by eye.

05

Content you can edit

Copy lives in a structure your team can change without a developer, so the site does not go stale the week after launch.

06

Analytics that answer questions

Configured to tell you which pages produce enquiries — not just how many people visited.

How it works

From first call to running in production.

01  ·  Week 1

Scope and sitemap

Pages, messages, and the single action each page should produce. Copy direction is agreed here, before any design exists.

02  ·  Weeks 1–2

Design the real thing

Designed with your actual copy and images rather than placeholder text, because a layout that only works with perfect content is not a design.

03  ·  Weeks 2–3

Build and instrument

Built, made accessible, given structured data, wired to analytics and forms, and tested on real devices.

04  ·  Week 3–4

Launch and hand over

Deployed, verified live, and transferred to you — domain, hosting, repository and documentation.

What you get

Included in every engagement.

  • Sitemap and per-page conversion goals
  • Custom design — no purchased template
  • Mobile-first responsive build
  • Structured data across every page
  • WCAG AA contrast and tap-target compliance
  • Search-engine and AI-assistant readable metadata
  • Analytics and form wiring, tested end to end
  • Full ownership: repository, hosting and domain in your name

Works with

AstroNext.jsWebflowWordPressShopifyCloudflare PagesVercelGoogle Analytics 4Google Search Console

Not listed? Most tools with an API can be integrated — just ask.

Fit

When this is the right call — and when it isn't.

A good fit if

  • Businesses whose current site is slow, stale or not converting
  • Anyone needing to be readable by AI assistants as well as search engines
  • Companies that want to own the result outright

Not the right call if

  • Anyone wanting the cheapest possible template site — that is a real option, just not ours
  • Large e-commerce replatforms
  • Web apps with user accounts and complex state

Asked first

Website Builds, answered.

What does it cost?

There's no fixed price — it depends on the tier, page count, and integrations. We scope the right tier and give you a custom quote on a short discovery call.

Do I own the site when it's done?

Completely. It's built in clean code you own outright, deployed on your own hosting accounts. There's no proprietary builder you're locked into and no license to keep paying — if you ever leave, the whole site comes with you.

How long does a website take?

Most builds go from brief to live in 2–6 weeks, depending on the number of pages and the tier. A focused Micro site is on the faster end; a Premium build with a blog and deeper SEO takes a bit longer. We confirm the timeline on the discovery call.

What happens after the site launches?

We offer a Website Hosting & Care plan for clients who want ongoing support — hosting, SSL management, content updates, uptime monitoring, and Google Business Profile management included. Or we hand it off completely and you're on your own. Your choice.

Do I need to provide content?

No. Copywriting is included. We write every page based on what we learn in the discovery call and our research into your market. You review, request edits, and approve — but you don't have to write anything.

What's the difference between Micro and Premium?

Micro is a sharp, focused site — typically 3–5 pages, designed to convert a specific audience. Premium includes additional pages, deeper copywriting, blog setup, full CRM integration, and a more extensive SEO build. We scope the right tier on the discovery call.

Do we own the site?

Completely. Repository, hosting account and domain are in your name. There is no proprietary builder you are locked into and no monthly fee required to keep it online.

What happens after launch?

Nothing is required from us. You can edit content yourself, and Website Hosting & Care exists if you would rather not think about updates, uptime and backups — but it is optional, not a condition of the build.

How long does it actually take?

Three to four weeks for a standard build, on a fixed timeline agreed up front. The usual cause of delay is waiting on content from your side, which is why copy direction is settled in week one.

Start

Tell us the part you'd most like to hand off.

30 minutes. No deck, no pitch. Describe the part that costs you the most time, and we'll tell you exactly what it would take to automate it.