Build model
Fixed scope
build and run
A business website that replies in 5 minutes
Forms feed your CRM and trigger follow-up the moment a lead lands — integrated pipelines respond 59% faster and convert 37% more leads to opportunities (Salesforce, 2025). Live in 3 weeks with booking, chat, and analytics pre-wired.
Timeline
2–8 weeks
Runtime
Monitored
Handover
Owned by your team
Delivery blueprint
Visual summary of what this build includes from quote to handover.
Scope
Written
Deliverables and acceptance checks are fixed before build.
Execution
Instrumented
Retries, logs, and alerts are configured for production.
Controls
Approved
High-risk actions are gated by named human approvers.
Transfer
Owned
Runbook and account ownership move to your team at launch.
Pretty, slow, and silent when a lead arrives
The average B2B lead waits 42 hours for a reply, and 38% never hear back at all — while 78% of buyers pick whichever company responds first. Most business websites are built to lose that race: the form emails an inbox, and the inbox gets checked after lunch.
The typical redesign spends the whole budget on how the site looks and $0 on what happens after someone hits submit. No alert to the team, no acknowledgment to the lead, no record of which page did the work. The site is a brochure with a mail slot.
The first automation we build for you
A fast site on a stack you own
Static Next.js pages that load in under 2 seconds, copy written to sell with your numbers in it, code in your GitHub. No page-builder lock-in, no plugin roulette.
Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Vercel
Forms wired into a working pipeline
Every submit hits an n8n webhook: a row in your CRM, an alert in Slack or WhatsApp, an instant acknowledgment to the lead — with a fallback path so a lead is never lost. It’s the same pipeline our own contact form runs on.
n8n · Google Sheets · Slack · Resend
Booking, chat, and WhatsApp pre-wired
Cal.com scheduling behind every call-to-action, a chat widget that answers from your docs and books calls, and WhatsApp links with per-page prefills so you know which page sent the message.
Cal.com · WhatsApp
ROI math
2 extra qualified leads/mo × $2,500 average job × 12 = $60,000/yr — typical site build $3–8k.
Typical for this type of automation — swap in your own ticket size and close rate.
How this ships
Week 1
Audit — follow one lead through
Teardown of your current site and what happens to a lead after submit, plus a fixed quote
Week 1
Blueprint — pages, copy, pipeline
Page-by-page sitemap, wireframes, and draft copy with your real numbers in it
Weeks 2–3
Build — wire it end to end
The live site: pages, pipeline, booking, chat, and analytics, tested end to end
FAQ
What does a business website cost?
Typically $3–8k fixed depending on page count and how much pipeline wiring you need — quoted in writing after the free audit. Ongoing cost is hosting and tool fees, usually $0–50/mo. Copywriting is included; we don’t ship lorem ipsum.
How long from kickoff to launch?
3 weeks is typical: audit and blueprint in week 1, build and wiring in weeks 2–3. If your photos and inputs are ready it can be faster; a 20-page site with custom features takes longer — the quote states the date.
What’s it built on, and can we edit it ourselves?
Next.js and Tailwind, with the code in your GitHub. Content edits live in plain files your team can change, or we add a CMS if you want an editing interface. Either way there’s no proprietary platform between you and your own site.
What happens to our leads’ data?
Form submissions are validated server-side, filtered for spam, and land in your own CRM or sheet — infrastructure that belongs to you. Traffic is encrypted, consent runs default-deny for EU visitors, and nothing is shared or sold. You own every record from day one.
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