Process
Four quarters. No overtime needed.
A build runs in four quarters. The huddle: one conversation, one plan with scope, price and timeline in writing. The build: design and code in tight loops, with my own red-team pass before you ever see it. The launch: metadata, schema, sitemap, speed and mobile, validated with scripts. The season: content, automation and a care plan, so the site keeps winning while you run the business.
Builds are quoted per project after a six-tap estimate, and the care plans that keep them running are $149 to $749 a month.
Q1: THE HUDDLE
One conversation, one plan
I learn your business, your customers, and what "working" looks like in numbers. You get a concrete plan with scope, price and timeline, not a vague quote and a shrug.
Q2: THE BUILD
Design and code in tight loops
You see progress early and often. Every build runs through my own red-team pass (broken links, slow loads, weak copy, missed edge cases) before you ever see it.
Q3: THE LAUNCH
Ship with SEO wired in
Metadata, schema markup, sitemaps, speed and mobile, validated with scripts, not eyeballed. Your site goes live ready to be found, not just ready to exist.
Q4: THE SEASON
Grow it, don't park it
Content, ads, automation and iteration after launch. A website is a starting line; care plans keep it winning while you run the business.
Why this works
How does one builder match an agency's output?
Agencies pass your project down a chain (account manager, designer, developer, copywriter) with markup stacked at every handoff. Here, the person you call is the person who builds it.
I run a modern, AI-accelerated production stack: agency-level output at solo-operator speed, and every dollar goes into the work, not the overhead.
- One point of contact from first call to launch
- AI-accelerated builds: weeks, not months
- Design, code, video, copy and finance ops under one roof
- Finance degree behind the numbers, partner accountant on call
- Systems that keep working after handoff
- Straight answers on price, scope and timelines
Your move