A website for your business, live in four weeks
How long does a company website take to build?
First version live in four weeks: one for diagnosis and messaging, three for the build. It includes the domain, email on your own domain, hosting and the certificate, all in your name. It ships measuring, so from the first week you know who is looking at it.
Most business websites are a good-looking catalogue: they say who you are, what you do, and that is it. The visitor arrives, reads, and leaves without anyone having asked them for anything.
The difference is not in the design, it is in what each section is for. A brochure describes and waits; yours carries whoever arrives from their first question to the contact button without making them guess the next step.
What it includes
What gets installed, in your name.
- Domain, hosting and SSL certificate, all in your name from day one
- Email on your own domain, not Gmail
- A page for each thing you sell, not one homepage that mentions everything
- Measured from the day it goes live
How you know it worked
Every click on your contact button is counted, and you know which part of the site produced it.
Also called
- web design
- website development
- landing page
- web development
- corporate website
Questions
What people ask before hiring us.
- Does the domain stay in my name?
- Everything does, from day one: domain, hosting, email and the accounts. If you ever work with someone else, you take the whole site with you without having to ask us for anything.
- What do you need from my side?
- Two hours of your time in the first week and photographs of finished work. After that, approving what we show you as it goes.
- What if I already have a website?
- We look at it before deciding. Often what is missing is structure rather than a rebuild: a page for each thing you sell, instead of one homepage that mentions everything in passing.
- How much does a website cost?
- Four things move it: how many pieces come in besides the site, whether photography or video has to be produced, how many integrations you need, and whether it runs in two languages. That is why there is no price list.
Updated September 2026.
The other six pieces
None of them works alone, which is why they are quoted together.
Measurement
Where every customer came from, and what they cost.
Paid advertising
Google and Meta, run and measured.
Getting found
Showing up when someone searches for what you sell.
Content and social
Profiles that match the size of what you sell.
Response and follow-up
Something that answers at 11pm.
Growth
Bringing down what each customer costs you.