Look sharp. Sell more.
Stroup Knives sold 359% more online on the store we built.
How does
your site score?
Paste your website and see how it holds up on the three things that decide whether a visitor calls: speed, clarity and trust.
- I.
Custom builds
Designed and coded from scratch around your business and your buyers.
- II.
Online stores
Custom stores that are easy to shop and easy to run. Stroup Knives sells out new drops in minutes.
- III.
Edit what matters
Blog posts and simple text are yours to change, without waiting on us.
- IV.
Fast on phones
Checked with Google's own speed tests, so it loads fast on your buyer's phone.
- V.
Words that sell
Every page tells a visitor what you do, why you, and what to do next.
- VI.
Help after launch
Fixes, updates and new pages when you need them, worked out case by case.
Asked
and
answered.
How long does a new website take?
Most sites launch in 2 to 4 weeks. Bigger stores and custom features take longer, and you'll know your date after the discovery call.
Can my team update the site?
Some of it, yes: your team can post to the blog and change simple text. Layout changes and new features come through us, so the design holds together.
Why custom instead of a site builder?
Speed and control: a hand-built site loads fast, has no plugins to update or break, and every feature is there because your business needs it.
Do you write the words too?
Either way: we can write it, or sharpen what you have. A site with clear words almost always beats a prettier site without them.
Who owns the site?
Your proposal spells it out, along with the domain and the hosting, so you know before you sign.
Who is this for?
Owners who want a site that brings in calls and sales. If you only need something that looks nice and sits there, we're not your builder.
What does it cost?
Each site is priced after a discovery call, for the pages and features your business needs. You'll have the full price before you decide anything.
Let’s build
it right.
Tell us what your site needs to do. Five questions, then a 30-minute call. Meanwhile, visitors keep leaving the old site without calling.