Real websites. Built to rank. Priced for small business.

Core Web Vitals: green

Google publishes a pass/fail speed standard and uses it to rank local businesses. Template-builder sites routinely fail it. Every build here passes it — that is the point of the stack.

Live in 5–7 business days

Measured from the day your content lands, with a design review on a live link inside five. Build slots are limited each month and allocated in order.

Cancel with 30 days’ notice

No lock-in contract, no exit fee, no ransom. If you leave, we export your content and hand over a static copy of the site. The subscription earns its keep monthly or you walk.

Do I own my website?

You own your domain and every word and image on the site. The subscription covers the build, hosting, maintenance and updates on our infrastructure — and if you ever cancel, we export your content and provide a static HTML version of the site to take with you. No ransom, ever.

What if I already have a website?

We audit it for free. Whatever is worth keeping — content, images, pages that already rank — migrates across as part of the build. Most clients see a measurable performance jump the week they switch, because the technical floor moves so far.

Why Next.js instead of WordPress or GoHighLevel?

WordPress needs constant plugin updates and is the most-hacked platform on the web. GoHighLevel is a CRM with a website builder bolted on — its output routinely fails Google’s Core Web Vitals. Next.js is the framework behind TikTok, Notion and Netflix. Your business deserves the same technical foundation, and AI-accelerated engineering means it no longer costs enterprise money.

Can I really cancel anytime?

Yes. Thirty days’ notice, no lock-in contract, no exit fee. We don’t believe in trapping clients — the subscription has to earn its keep every single month.

What’s the difference between the website and SEO?

The website is the foundation: fast, technically sound, properly structured. SEO — the Growth plan — is the ongoing work: new content every month, Google Business Profile activity, and rankings tracked in a report you can actually read. The website is your shop; SEO is making sure people can find it.

Do you guarantee I’ll rank on page one?

No, and be careful of anyone who does. Google is not ours to control and neither is your market — a guarantee would be a promise about someone else’s system. What we do commit to, in writing, is the work: at onboarding we agree your target searches together — your services in your areas, like “emergency plumber Parramatta”, chosen against real search-volume data — and every month the search work is aimed at those. Specific service-in-area searches are the winnable ones; broad one-word terms take far longer and aren’t what your customers type anyway. We’ll tell you straight which of your targets we think you can take, and show you real numbers from operators we’ve set up so you can judge for yourself.

How quickly will I see results?

Two different clocks. The website itself performs from day one — speed, mobile and Core Web Vitals are engineering, not luck, and most clients see the technical jump the week they switch. Search results compound: Google usually takes days to re-crawl and weeks to re-rank, local terms typically start moving inside the first one to two months, and the Growth plan’s monthly content work builds on itself from there. Anyone promising #1 rankings in a week is guessing or lying — which is why we scope the work the honest way instead: the specific local searches we agree together, worked on every month, with what’s actually moving shown in a report you can read.

Do you run the Google Ads as well?

Yes, as an add-on — and the pairing is the point. Most agencies run ads to a third-party landing-page builder. Yours run to your own sub-second Next.js pages, which means better Quality Scores, lower cost per click and better conversion rates. One team, one report, no finger-pointing between your ads people and your website people.

Which countries do you service?

Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the US. Prices show in your local currency automatically, and you can switch them manually under the pricing cards.