01 / HOW IT WORKS
Four steps from a blank form to your site live on your domain. You don’t pay a cent until the last one.
The deep-dive
One form, ten minutes. Your story, your services, your photos, the sites you love and the ones you hate. No sales call, no discovery workshop, no deck. The more you give us, the better your site comes out — this form is where the quality gets decided.
- What happens
- Your answers land on our desk. We read every word.
- What you do
- The form. Honestly, and all of it.
- How long
- 10 real minutes.
The build
We study the reference sites you gave us, your logo, your colors, your trade — and design your site from scratch. Not a template with your name swapped in. A drywall contractor and a roofer came to us with different brands; they left with sites that look nothing like each other.
- What happens
- A person designs and builds your site, page by page.
- What you do
- Nothing. Go run your business.
- How long
- Days, not weeks.
The review
Your finished site goes live on a private link. Click any element on any page and leave a note right on it — “wrong phone number”, “hate this photo”, “make it say emergency repairs”. We fix, you look again. We repeat until you love it.
- What happens
- Your site, live at a private URL only you can see.
- What you do
- Click, comment, be brutal.
- How long
- As many rounds as it takes.
The yes
You’ve seen the finished site. You like it or you walk — nothing owed either way. Say go, and the $99 a month starts. We connect your domain the same day and your site is live to the world.
- What happens
- We connect your domain and flip it live.
- What you do
- Say go. That’s the whole job.
- How long
- Same day.
02 / THE HONEST PART
What we ask of you
We do the work. But the best sites come from clients who give us three things.
- Good photos help
- Real photos of your work beat anything else. Phone shots from the job site are perfect. If you have none, we make it work — but yours are better.
- Ten real minutes
- The form is the raw material. Rushed one-word answers build a thinner site. Tell us the long version.
- Tell us what you hate
- Blunt notes make better sites. “This is ugly” is useful. “Looks fine I guess” is not.
03 / THE NEXT STEP
Start the ten minutes
The form is step one. Your finished site is a few days behind it — and you see it before you pay a cent.