A website should do a job.
ost don't. They show what you do and wait for the phone to ring. We look for the job yours could take over — and we build that.
Name the job
Three questions. You get a sentence, not a quote.
This is step 02, run on your business before anyone talks about money. It can also come back and tell you not to build anything. That answer is in here.
What do you sell?
How does an order reach you today?
Which question do you answer most often?
The job
We look before we quote
Where an order actually comes from today. What a platform takes off each one. Which question you answer forty times a week. Not everything that costs you is broken.
One job, named first
One sentence, written down and agreed, before anyone talks about design. If we can't write it, we say so and stop.
You see it running
Not a proposal, not a deck. The site exists with your own content in it before you decide anything.
An agent system, a document vault, a build harness. It is the reason a site built for you costs what it costs here. The whole thing is written down, including the parts that are unfinished.
Something else in mind?
Every business loses time somewhere different. Bring the problem, or the plan. An hour costs nothing, and it can end with us telling you not to build.