AI can build a website
in minutes.
That's the problem.

Not yet. We're new, and pretending otherwise would be a bad way to start. What we have is 57 sites we've built and shipped, seven of them rebuilds of real brands, all of them live and linked above. That's why the offer is built the way it is: you see your own homepage working before any money moves. We're carrying the risk, not you.

Two people. Alex handles direction, your brief and everything client facing. Shafiq handles the build and the delivery. That is the entire company, so the person who reads your brief is the person who replies, and nothing gets lost being handed to an account manager who was not in the conversation. It is also the honest reason the queue runs one request at a time.

Because AI will happily give you the same site it gave everyone else. It's very good at producing something and very bad at deciding what your customer needs to see first, what to cut, and what would make a competitor nervous. That decision is the job. The machine is a very fast pencil. It isn't the one drawing.

The catch is throughput, not quality. You get one thing at a time. A landing page might take a day. A full 3D scroll experience takes several deliveries across a couple of weeks. Nothing is off the menu, it just moves through the queue at its real size. Tell us what you're picturing in the brief and we'll tell you straight how many deliveries it is.

One focused deliverable: a new page, a section redesigned, a campaign landing page, a round of edits across the site, a motion pass on the hero. Stack as many as you like in the queue. We pull the next one the moment the current one ships, up to 15 deliveries a month.

Yes, and it's the same price. There's no "custom" tier because there's no tier at all. If you can describe it, it goes in the queue: an interactive product configurator, a booking flow, a weird thing you saw once and can't stop thinking about. Bigger ideas take more deliveries, that's all.

Better to say it now than disappoint you in week two. Not on the menu: full backend platforms and custom app development, native mobile apps, anything needing a vendor contract we'd have to sign for you, ongoing copywriting as a standing service, and video production. We build front-ends, storefronts, landing pages and marketing sites, and we connect them to the tools you already pay for.

Because we start building instead of scheduling a kickoff. You brief us, we work one request at a time, and the first working version goes on a live URL within a day. It isn't finished forever on day one. It's real enough to click and react to. Most website projects die in the gap between brief and first draft, and we deleted that gap.

You tell us and we change it. Unlimited revisions on the active request, and you're reacting to a live site instead of a static picture, which is why notes end up being "move this, cut that" rather than "I'll know it when I see it." And on the very first build, if it's wrong you simply don't pay.

Yes. So far: insurance, salons, haircare, law, med spas, real estate, hospitality, manufacturing, coaching, ecommerce. The work above spans trades to museums on purpose. The craft transfers, only the research changes.

Completely. It ships on your domain, in your accounts, with the source code handed over. No platform you can't leave and no fee for leaving it. If you fire us tomorrow, the site keeps working.