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Research first
We identify the opportunity
Your current site, customer-acquisition activity, services and public reputation show us where the clearest improvement is.
A better buying process
We show. You decide.
Most web projects start with a pitch and a proposal. This one starts with the work, so the first thing you judge is the thing you would actually be buying.
The short version
Three steps, one decision.
Everything below is detail. This is the whole shape of it.
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No payment due
You receive the homepage
Open the private link on your phone and judge the message, visual direction and customer path in your own time.
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A$999 at launch
We finish what you approve
Say yes and we complete the remaining pages, connect the domain and launch the finished website.
The long version
What actually happens, in order.
Written and asynchronous throughout. Nothing here requires you to be free at a particular time.
01Before contact
We look before we write
Before any message is sent we look at what the business is already doing to win customers — ads, the map listing, replies in local groups, reviews. If there is no visible demand to convert, a new website is not the answer and we will not pitch one.
- Current site checked on a phone, not a desktop
- Service area and services confirmed from public sources
- Reviews read for the words real customers use
02Day one
One short message
You get a specific note about your business, not a template. It says what we noticed and offers to build the homepage so you can look at it. There is nothing to agree to and no call to book.
- Written, so you can read it when it suits
- No attachments, no calendar link
03Two to four days
The homepage arrives
A private link to a real homepage built around your business — your services, your area, your proof. Open it on your phone. Show it to whoever else has a say. Judge it as a customer would.
- Nothing published, nothing indexed
- No payment due, and none requested
- Say no and it simply ends there
04If you say yes
The rest of the site gets built
We finish the remaining pages, wire up the enquiry path, connect your domain and launch. Changes to the direction happen here, before launch, not as a surprise afterwards.
- Up to five pages in total
- Your photos and reviews wherever they exist
- The old site stays up until the new one is ready
05From launch
It stays looked after
Hosting, SSL, backups, monitoring and small changes are the monthly fee. You email; it gets done. There is no ticket system to learn and no retention call if you ever want to stop.
- A$999 is due at this point, not before
- A$100 a month, month to month
- Cancel by email and take a copy of the files
Your side of it
What we need from you.
Not much, and none of it before you have seen the homepage. This is what keeps a build moving once you have said yes.
What we need from you
Confirmation of the facts
Services, suburbs, hours, licence numbers — the things that must not be wrong.
Photos, if you have them
Real jobs beat stock images. Phone photos are fine. If there is nothing usable we will tell you what to shoot.
Domain access, once
Or your registrar login for ten minutes. You keep the domain in your own name throughout.
One decision-maker
Feedback from one person moves fast. Feedback from a committee is why web projects stall.
What happens if you say no
Nothing. The homepage is never published, no invoice appears, and you will not be chased. It cost you one message to find out what your website could look like.
What happens if you go quiet
One follow-up, then it stops. A business that is busy enough to ignore a free homepage is a business that does not need one right now.
The first useful thing you receive is the work
Give your next customer somewhere better to land.
Send your business name and current website. If it is a fit, we will explain the short next step towards a private homepage preview.
Show me my homepage