Seven doors. Walk through the one that matches your problem.
Six services, one method: understand what you need first, then build it to measure. Here’s what each service covers, who it’s for, and what you get at delivery.
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Every service, in detail
01
Custom websites
Who it’s for
＋Anyone without a site yet, or with one built on a generic page builder.
＋Anyone who wants a site that actually brings in enquiries, not just one that looks nice.
＋Anyone with content — even a rough draft — ready to become real pages.
Who it’s not for
－Anyone looking for the cheapest quote possible — a template costs less, and that’s a fair choice.
－Anyone who wants the site live tomorrow morning: here we design before we write a line of code.
－Anyone who won’t have time to respond during the project: without material and feedback, the site stalls.
What’s included
Structure and content planning, original design, full development, animation, search and speed optimisation, contact form, launch on your own domain.
What you get at delivery
The site, live and working, source code that’s yours, instructions for updating content, and an included support period.
Typical timeline
3–8 weeks
Mostly depends on how ready your material is (copy, photos, access).
What we need from you
These checkmarks stay on your device only — we don’t see them either.
Comparison between two versions of the same page: the heavier, slower «before» version, and the custom-built, lighter, faster «after» version.
What’s included
Analysis of the existing site, what works and what doesn’t. Rebuilding the technical side and the design while keeping content and Google rankings, with carefully handled redirects page by page.
What you get at delivery
The new site live in place of the old one, with no service interruption and no loss of rankings, plus a measurable before/after comparison.
Typical timeline
3–6 weeks
Mostly depends on how much content needs migrating and how tidy the current site is.
What we need from you
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Mapping out repetitive tasks, connecting the tools you already use (management system, email, spreadsheets, e-commerce, messaging) and building automated flows with notifications and checks.
What you get at delivery
Active, documented workflows, a panel to check their status, and documentation for changing them in the future.
Typical timeline
1–4 weeks
This is the time for a single workflow: if you need more than one, we build them one at a time.
What we need from you
These checkmarks stay on your device only — we don’t see them either.
Comparison between two views of the same system: the owner’s view, with margins and invoicing, and the operator’s view, showing only what they need to work.
What’s included
Analysis of how you work, design of a management system tailored to your business, development, migration of existing data, and training on how to use it. Full SaaS development if the product is meant for multiple companies.
What you get at delivery
The platform, live and accessible from any device, with users set up, data migrated, and usage documentation.
Typical timeline
6–16 weeks
We always start from an essential first version: this is the time for that, not for the finished product.
What we need from you
These checkmarks stay on your device only — we don’t see them either.
Panel with two indicators: the percentage of time the site has been reachable, and when the last automatic backup ran.
What’s included
Periodic technical updates, verified automatic backups, uptime and performance monitoring, fast intervention when problems arise, and small content changes.
What you get at delivery
A direct channel for requests, regular reports on the site’s status, and the certainty that backups and updates really happen.
Typical timeline
Ongoing service, with monthly or annual plans.
What we need from you
These checkmarks stay on your device only — we don’t see them either.
Weekly calendar with the posts scheduled for each day, and their publishing status.
What’s included
Scheduled posting across social channels, automatic replies to the most frequent messages, contacts collected in one place, and regular reports on results.
What you get at delivery
An active publishing calendar, automation set up on your channels, and a monthly report you can read in five minutes.
Typical timeline
1–3 weeks
This is the time to get everything set up; the service then continues with no fixed end date.
What we need from you
These checkmarks stay on your device only — we don’t see them either.
We’re not asking you to just take our word for it: ask us the same questions you’d ask anyone else.
You do. At delivery the source code is yours, with no hidden licences: you can hand maintenance to someone else whenever you want, us included.
We hand over everything that exists at that point: code, access, documentation. We don’t lock anything to keep you around.
Because a template you pay for once and adapt yourself; here you’re paying for design, coding and testing built around how you actually work. If a template is enough, we’ll tell you — we don’t hide that to sell you more.
The timelines on this page come from projects we’ve actually delivered, not sales estimates. The one thing that always stretches them is missing material on the client’s side.
A small, fixed team, not a rotating pool of contractors: you always know who you’re talking to, and who wrote what.
It’s covered by the included support period; beyond that, you have a direct channel for a paid fix, not an anonymous ticket queue.
Only if what you’re asking for changes, and always with a written agreement before we proceed. No surprise line items on the invoice.
We tell you as soon as we see it coming, not at the deadline. It’s usually missing material on one side or the other, and we sort it out together.
Yes, always. If what you have still works, we’ll say so: we don’t propose rebuilding out of habit.
Because we don’t fake any either: the examples on this site are labelled as demonstrations, not passed off as a portfolio. We’d rather be honest about what we don’t have than invent it.