For early-stage founders who need a site that earns customers, not just compliments. We handle positioning, copy, design, build, launch — the whole stack from message to live URL.
Web design at the early stage isn't a styling problem. It's a strategy problem dressed up as a design problem. The fix isn't a prettier hero — it's the four things below.
Big hero, three feature cards, a "trusted by" row with stock logos, a vague gradient. Every YC-stage site looks the same now. The template is doing the talking, and the actual product is invisible.
Your site reads like the product backlog. "Powerful integrations." "Built for teams." Customers don't buy features — they buy outcomes they can describe to themselves. Most early sites skip that translation entirely.
You picked the design because it looks like brands you admire. But your buyer isn't on Awwwards. They're trying to figure out in eight seconds whether you solve their problem. The site has to do that work — not impress your taste.
Slapped together pre-launch, then never touched. Six months in, the copy is stale, half the links are broken on mobile, and you're caveating it on every sales call. The "later" never comes.
Web design isn't pixels. It's the chain from "who is this for" all the way down to "the page loads in 1.2 seconds." We do the whole chain. You're not stitching together a positioning consultant, a designer, a copywriter, and a developer.
Web design pays back fastest for products where the homepage actually does sales work — every visitor matters, every CTA gets measured. Here's where we focus.
You've shipped, you have a handful of paying customers, and the site is the one you threw up in a weekend last year. Time for a real one — built around who actually pays, not who you originally thought would.
High-ticket sales and launch windows mean a landing page can swing a launch by tens of thousands. We design pages around the actual decision path — objections, social proof, urgency, sequence.
You shipped a product. You have an audience. Now you need a site that punches above its weight — looks like a real company, even if it's currently just you and a Stripe account.
Free-to-paid conversion lives or dies on the landing page. We design pages that articulate the why, kill the friction, and make subscribing feel like the obvious next step.
Most projects run four to six weeks end to end. Faster if scope is tight (a landing page, a refresh). Longer if it's a full multi-page site with custom development.
We dig into your product, your customer interviews (or run a few if you don't have them), your competitors, your sales calls. Output: a written positioning brief that becomes the source of truth for every page decision after.
Page structure, section-by-section outlines, then copy drafts. We share early — you react fast. Most of the strategic decisions get made and locked here, before anything visual exists to distract from them.
Type system, color, components, page-level design. We send two directions in the first round and converge from there. Done in design tools that match the build stack so nothing gets lost in translation.
Build out in your chosen stack. Mobile-first, performance-budgeted, all states (hover, focus, error, empty). Cross-browser and cross-device QA before launch. You get a staging URL to break things on.
DNS, redirects from old URLs, analytics live, sitemap submitted. Then a recorded walkthrough so you can edit, add pages, swap copy, and run the site yourself. We're around for two weeks of post-launch fixes.
A lot of agencies hand off work that's "fine." We don't ship sites that are fine. The below are commitments, not aspirations — if a build doesn't hit them, we don't launch. This page itself is held to the same bar; if any of it doesn't, tell us.
Every engagement is a fixed quote agreed before we start. No hourly billing, no scope-creep invoices. The two models below cover most of what founders need.
Positioning, copy, design, development, launch. Fixed price agreed before kickoff based on scope — number of pages, complexity of build, custom development needs. No hidden line items.
A single high-converting page — for a launch, a campaign, a paid traffic destination, a waitlist. Same process compressed: positioning, copy, design, build. Usually two to three weeks.
Tell us what you're building and what the site needs to do. We'll come back with a written scope and fixed quote — no pitch decks, no pressure.