Web design that loads before your competitor renders.

What actually gets built

Every site is built as static HTML. That means when a browser or a search engine asks for your page, the finished page is what comes back — not an empty shell plus a pile of JavaScript that has to run before anything appears. It is the single biggest reason these sites load in under a second on a phone on cell data.

It also means Google reads your content on the first pass. A surprising number of small business sites — including some built by agencies charging five figures — return a blank page to a crawler and rely on Google coming back later to run the scripts. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it does not.

What comes with every build

• Mobile-first layout, tested on real phone sizes down to 320px wide
• A contact form that emails you directly, with spam filtering built in
• Page titles, descriptions and structured data so search engines understand the business
• A sitemap and robots file, submitted to Google Search Console
• HTTPS, security headers, and hosting configured for you
• A walkthrough at handover, and a care plan if you want us on call

Who this is for

Trades and home services who need the phone to ring. Restaurants and shops who need hours, a menu and a map to load instantly. Consultants and professional services who need to look credible before the first call. Anyone whose current site takes five seconds to appear on a phone.

It is not for you if you need a storefront with hundreds of products and live inventory. That is a different tool and we will say so rather than sell you the wrong thing.

Questions

How many pages do I get?

One page at $499, up to five at $999, up to twelve at $1,999. Most small businesses land on the middle tier: a home page, a services page or two, an about page and a contact page.

Can I edit it myself afterwards?

Text and image changes are included in the care plans at $50/month, and we usually turn them around same day. If you would rather edit it yourself, say so before we start and we will build it on a system that lets you — it costs a little more and runs slightly slower, which is the trade.