Free review
We'll review your site. Free, in half an hour.
Give us the address, we look at it before we meet, and we tell you what's wrong with it. If the honest answer is to leave it alone, we'll tell you that too.
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We look at your site before we meet and tell you what we would do. If it fits, there is a price at the end.
No website yet? Tell us about it in the brief
What we'll tell you
You leave knowing five things about your site.
Half an hour by video call, and we tell you what we would do and what it would cost. If it does not fit, that is where it ends.
Three sites at a time, no more. There's a reason.
- Whether people remember you after they leave, or forget you on the way out.
- Whether you can show it without apologising first.
- Whether it's bringing you customers or just sitting there.
- Whether the people already looking for you can find you.
- Whether it's safe, and what happens the day it goes down.
What you always ask us
The doubts before you write
- I've been quoted €800.
- Those exist, and for €800 you get a template with your logo on top that three hundred other companies also use. If your budget is €800, that's the right option and we'll say so. We don't compete with that.
- Why not WordPress, everyone uses it?
- It runs on third-party parts that break each other. Here we write your site's code ourselves: it depends on nobody, nobody slips in through an outdated plugin, and it runs three to four times faster. Google notices.
- Isn't AI already doing this?
- We use it every day and that's why we're quicker. What it doesn't do is decide what goes on your site, how to structure it so Google understands it, or answer when something goes down on a Tuesday afternoon.
- What if I want to change supplier tomorrow?
- The code is yours from day one and the domain is in your name. Anyone can pick it up.
- That's a lot of money for a website.
- Depends what you want it for. If it's a business card, yes. If you expect it to bring you customers, that's what a tool that works costs. What's a new customer worth to you?