Websites for businessesthat sell real things.
Two people who build websites for cafes, contractors and manufacturers. You talk to whoever writes the code.
Five things.
That is the list.
A site, from nothing
You have a business and no website. We write it, build it, and put it online.
A rebuild
You have a site. It was made years ago, it looks its age, and it does not work on a phone.
One page, one job
A single page for one product, one campaign, or one thing you keep explaining over the phone.
Keeping it alive
Updates, broken things fixed, small changes. The part most people disappear after.
AI, where it saves you time
A chatbot that answers the same question fifty times a day. Quote requests that file themselves instead of being retyped. We will say when it is not worth it.
Six steps.
None of them a surprise.
You tell us what the business does.
An email is fine. No brief needed.
We say what we would build.
And what it costs. In writing, before anything starts.
You say yes, or you don't.
No follow-up sequence either way.
We build it.
You see it while it happens, not at the end.
You tell us what is wrong.
We fix it. That is what the review is for.
It is yours.
Code, domain, hosting, logins. All of it, handed over.
We do not publish prices, because the honest answer depends on how many pages you need and who is writing them. Ask and we will tell you the number before you commit to anything.
No juniors.
No handoffs.
Most studios put their senior people in the meeting and their juniors on the build. We cannot do that. There are two of us, and we are both on your project from the first call to the handover.
We work in TypeScript and Next.js — the same stack behind sites a great deal larger than yours. No templates, no page builders, nothing you would have to throw away and rebuild in two years.
At handover you get the code, the accounts and the documentation. If you stop working with us, nothing breaks and nobody is holding your site hostage.