The front door of the system
Most businesses leak hardest where work comes in. A site that gets found in your town, is believed in four seconds on a phone, and asks the questions you would have asked, so the inquiry arrives priceable.
Twenty minutes. We look at how work moves through your business and tell you what we would fix first. No pitch.
The inquiry says "how much for some shirts"
No quantity. No timeline. No idea what they actually want. So you write back asking, and half the time nobody writes back again.
The ones who do turn into four emails before you can price anything. By then you have spent thirty minutes on a job you have not won and may not want.
Meanwhile the site itself is either five years old, built by somebody who left, or a template that looks like every other one in your trade.
You never see the ones you lose here
That is what makes this leak the hardest to care about. Nobody emails to tell you they picked someone else because your site loaded slow on a phone or did not come up when they searched your town.
The jobs are not close calls you lost. They are jobs you never knew existed.
We build the systems they feed
We have built sites for twenty five years, and we build the systems they feed. That second part is the difference. Most people who build you a site have no opinion about what happens to the inquiry after it submits, because it is not their problem.
It is the whole reason we build them.
Three steps, and roughly a week of build
We talk
Twenty minute call. We look at what is coming in now and what you wish it said.
20 minutesWe write and build it
Roughly a week, not a quarter. You do not write the copy.
About a weekIt goes live, connected
Wired to wherever the inquiry needs to land.
Yours to keepWhat you get
- Pages written and built, not a template you fill in
- Local search setup so you get found in your town
- A phone-first build, because that is where the four second judgment happens
- An inquiry form that asks the qualifying questions
- Inquiries that land in your Airtable base, not in a form inbox nobody checks
Why it's called the front door
A site on its own captures the inquiry. A site connected to your base means the inquiry gets worked. When we build both, nothing gets retyped and nothing sits.
If you only need the front door for now, that is a fine place to start. It connects later. When the customer facing piece needs to move faster than a full site build, we sometimes start in Lovable instead. See how the platforms fit →
Usually the smallest of the three
And often the first thing we build.
Someone searches your trade and your town at 9pm
They find you, believe you in four seconds, and fill out a form that asks the right questions.
By morning it is in your base, structured, ready to price. You send a number before lunch instead of starting an email chain.
Next step
Tell us where it hurts
Twenty minutes. Most businesses leak at the front door, but not all of them. We look at how work moves through your business and tell you what we would fix first, whether or not it is a site.