Web Design
Websites for solo and small-group practices, generated for your practice in its own project from the words you give us, never a copy of another client's site. Priced and hosted so the ongoing relationship stays reasonable.
A small studio, built in 2026.
A website that is operated, not delivered.
We build your site, then run it. No invoice for hours.
Operated, not delivered
A designer hands you a file.
The project ends.
An agency bills you hours.
You pay for the looking, not the finding.
We operate the thing.
Every Friday after launch we check that your site is up, that its certificate is valid, and how fast it loads.
What you get.
Five business days from the day we have everything we need from you.
What it costs.
Foundation $3,500 to build and $399 a month, starting at delivery. Studio $4,500 and $399 a month. Platinum $7,000 and $399 a month. Half to start. The other half only when you've seen the finished work and approved it - due at approval, and that's when it's yours to use. With several locations there is no build fee, and the monthly retainer is priced per location, as the store sets out.
What happens if you leave.
There is no notice period. Code and design are licensed; the domain, Google Business Profile, analytics, content, reviews and lead data are the client's and always were; buyout at total estimated contract value; after twelve paid retainer months the site and code are theirs, and the retainer stays month-to-month with no contract, or twelve months for the price of ten. A website is paid for one of two ways, as its product page offers: pay the build up front and go month-to-month, or pay nothing up front and start with three months. Neither is a term or a commitment: there is no notice period and no exit fee, and if the retainer stops nothing more is owed. The contract value is two build fees plus twelve months of retainer (ten with the annual prepay). Before the code is the client's, the buyout is one build fee plus the retainer for each of the first twelve months not yet paid. Lead data means the leads captured during the engagement. If the client stops paying the retainer and has not bought out ownership, the product is taken down.
What we do
Four things. Done seriously.
LinkedIn Ghostwriting
Twelve to twenty LinkedIn post drafts a month, in your voice where your own writing gives us enough to profile it, for founders and practitioners who know they should be visible on LinkedIn but will never maintain a cadence themselves.
Knowledge Infrastructure
Your team's know-how lives in documents and in a few people's heads. We audit what your documents hold and, in the higher tiers, interview the people who hold the rest and build a knowledge base your team asks in your client portal.
Local SEO
Your local business markup, one confirmed name, address and phone, and your service area set out for your Google Business Profile. For practices whose existing site is fine but whose local presence is weak.
Why this exists
A solo attorney's website is competing for clients who are choosing between three firms in thirty seconds. A dental practice's site is the first impression for new patients deciding whether to drive across town. A custom woodworker's portfolio is the only chance to show craft to clients who haven't seen the work in person. Most digital agencies treat all three situations the same. We don't.
AI for production. Hands for the parts that matter.
How it works
Five business days once we have everything we need.
01
After you buy — Intake.
Your client portal asks for exactly what we need — the words for each page — and we remind you daily within the 72-business-hour window (three business days). A thirty-minute call is there if you want one.
02
Build — within five business days.
We lay out the words you gave us for each page and build the site. You see the finished site on a private preview address; if anything should change, you use Request changes and we fix it before you approve it, at no charge.
03
Approve — then ship.
The finished site is ready for your review within five business days of everything being in. When you approve it and pay the other half, it moves to your own domain. Ongoing hosting and small edits are on a monthly retainer.
Selected projects
Recent work.
A craft-trade portfolio site built on the Foundation tier. Four pages, photography-forward, focused on a single message: one project at a time.
Concept — demonstrates capability
Riverstone Dental
Studio tier · Restorative & cosmetic dentistry, Nashville TN
A two-provider dental practice site on the Studio tier: seven pages, within the eight the tier includes, residential aesthetic, fee-for-service positioning, published fees.
Concept — demonstrates capability
Hartwell & Reese
Platinum tier · Solo estate-counsel practice, Austin TX
A solo estate-planning attorney site built on the Platinum tier. Twelve pages with deep service-line content, flat-fee transparency, and a long-form engagement narrative.
Start here
If you've been meaning to fix the site for two years, start with the free check.
Paste your address: it reads your home page and shows its worst findings in full, with how to fix each one yourself. There is no account and nothing to pay.