How it works

Fifteen minutes from you. The rest is ours.

The reason a website project takes an agency three months is that they are inventing one from scratch every time. We are not.

  1. 01

    You tell us about the business

    Trade, town, the services you want more of, your hours, your licence, your photos if you have them. About fifteen minutes, once. If you do not have photos we mark exactly which shots to take, so the gap is visible instead of designed around.

  2. 02

    We build the site

    A real site written for your trade and your town: one page per service, your own copy, your own work. Not a template with your logo dropped into it. This is the part the $99 covers.

  3. 03

    You look at it before anybody else does

    You see the whole thing on a staging address and say what is wrong. Changes at this stage are part of the build, not a change request.

  4. 04

    It goes live on your domain

    We point your domain at it and turn on the SSL. If you already have a site, yours stays up until you are happy with the new one.

  5. 05

    The dashboard starts filling up

    From the first day, every form, every booking and every payment lands in one place, on your phone and on your laptop, with an alert the moment it happens.

Then, every day after

This is what you actually use.

The website is the front door. The reason work slips away is what happens after somebody walks through it, and that is the part most website companies do not sell you.

  • LeadsWebsite, Google, referral and walk-ins, all in the same list.
  • Invoices and paymentsDeposits, one-off invoices and recurring billing.
  • ReviewsYou approve. Nothing publishes on its own.
  • AppointmentsCustomers book a slot you actually have. Confirmations and reminders send themselves.
  • CustomersEvery job, message, quote and payment on one record you can pick back up months later.
  • Your websiteBuilt for your trade and your town, and changed by asking us rather than hiring anyone.
  • Monthly reportOne email on the first: how many people found you, how many called, what it came to.

Changes later

Changing something is a message, not a project.

New price, new service, a photo swapped, hours changed for a holiday. You ask in the dashboard and we do it. How many you get a month is the one thing that scales with your plan, and on the top plan it is not capped at all.

$99 to build it. From $99 a month to run it.