Process: How we work
Everything we build is designed for one business, so we start by learning yours. Four phases from first conversation to marketing and systems that run on their own, with full transparency at every step.
011–2 weeksDiscovery
We start by learning how your business actually runs: how customers find you, what happens when they get in touch, where your data lives, and where your team loses time.
What you get
- A check of how you show up on Google, Maps, and AI search
- A map of how leads and work flow through your business today
- A review of your current tools, ad accounts, and data
- A prioritized recommendation: what to do first, and why
021–2 weeksDesign
We design your solution and show you exactly what we'll build: which tools it connects, how it fits your team's day-to-day, and a step-by-step plan.
What you get
- A plain-language blueprint of your solution
- Exactly which of your tools it will connect to
- How information will move between your systems
- A step-by-step timeline with clear milestones
034–12 weeksBuild
We build in short cycles and show you working results every week or two. Custom automation, AI agents, and apps take four to twelve weeks to build. Websites move faster: from first call to launch usually takes two to six weeks.
What you get
- Working pages and software you can try every week or two
- Thorough testing before anything goes live
- Plain-English guides for your team
- A safe preview version to review before launch
04OngoingDeploy & Support
We launch, watch what we built, and keep improving it. For SEO and ads, this is the monthly work. We don’t disappear after launch.
What you get
- A smooth launch with no disruption to your business
- Round-the-clock monitoring and alerts
- Monthly SEO and ad management, with a plain report
- Continuous maintenance and improvement
You always know where things stand
Most projects go wrong because nobody can tell what is happening. Ours is built around keeping you in the loop.
See it working, weekly
Live demos of real, working software every week or two, so you can see progress for yourself.
Plain English, always
No jargon, no black boxes. You'll always know what's being built and why.
One team, start to finish
The people who scope your project are the same people who build and support it.