Websites that earn the click.
Marketing sites that load fast, rank, and convert. Hand-coded, owned by you. The first revenue line.
- Next.js · Vercel
- Edge-deployed
- Performance-budgeted
- Owned outright
A direction for owners who already trust the numbers. We start at the row that's bleeding. The code follows the cell that doesn't reconcile.
14% of enquiries went unanswered after 4pm. A two-week build closed the gap.
Three weeks reading the sheet before we write a build. The build follows the leaking row, not the brief.
Two weeks reviewing the P&L row by row. Every leak gets a number with a reason next to it. We share the sheet — you see what we see.
One row gets prioritised — the one bleeding the most. We propose the smallest build that closes the gap. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Two-to-six weeks. Owned outright. Documented. The diff lands on next quarter's sheet — visible, owned, repeatable.
Each thing we build shows up as a row on someone's P&L. Not a deliverable on a brief. A line item that moves.
Marketing sites that load fast, rank, and convert. Hand-coded, owned by you. The first revenue line.
Mobile and web apps for staff and customers, designed for the work as it happens.
Enquiry, deposit, reminder, no-show recovery, rebook. The full loop, not a calendar widget.
Your numbers on one screen. P&L in real time, not in PDF. Decisions on facts, not gut.
Trained on your voice, your docs, your customers. Custom, not generic.
SOPs, contracts, training — one searchable, owned, exportable place. The opposite of a Drive folder.
A six-room dental practice was losing fourteen percent of enquiries to slow replies and no-shows. The leak showed up clearly on row four of their P&L. Two-week build: routed booking flow, automated deposits, written-by-us reminder sequence. Year one: row four down to −£2,200, margin recovered.
One call. No deck. We come prepared.
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