01 the fit call
We take on a limited number of builds.
So the first conversation is a qualification, not a consultation. Twenty minutes on the phone: you describe the business and the market, we tell you whether this is work we would take and what it would cost if it is. If it isn’t, you hear that inside the twenty minutes rather than after a proposal.
The $1,000 inspection is a verdict on a site that already exists. If you don’t have one, or you’d rather start with a conversation, start here.
02 who the call is for
- for
- Established service companies — the trades, home services, contractors — with crews to keep busy and a market worth owning.
- not for
- Pre-revenue or early-stage businesses. This work costs thousands and takes months before it returns anything, and that is money you need somewhere else first.
- not for
- Anyone shopping the cheapest bid. Someone will always be cheaper, and cheap is what most of our clients are recovering from when they call.
03 the twenty minutes
Four questions, and a straight answer.
- the work
- what you sell, and which of it is worth most
- the market
- who you compete with, and who is winning it now
- what exists
- the site you have, if you have one
- the number
- what a build would cost, and how long it takes
No deck, no discovery process, no second call to deliver what could have been said on the first one.
04 what follows
A page list, priced line by line, before anything is built.
If it is a fit, you get the build scoped as a list of pages with a price against each one — $300, or $400 where a page carries custom artwork or engineered interaction — and the monthly plan the market actually justifies. You see every number before you commit to any of them.
If it isn’t a fit, you get told why, and it has cost you twenty minutes. We would rather spend those than take a build we cannot make pay.
We take on a limited number of builds. Book a 20-minute fit call.
Want the full map of where you stand first? The $1,000 inspection, credited to your first build invoice if you go on to a retainer. What the inspection covers.