From first look to launch.

Five steps from your first message to a live site, with a fixed quote before any work starts.

Request a website teardown
Who you work withSamu, the person who builds your site. No account managers, no hand-offs.
What we need from youYour logo, photos if you have them, and one person to send combined feedback.
After launch14 days of bug fixes included. Then a care plan from $149 a month, if you want one.

What each step looks like.

One project, start to finish. Shown for Hollis Creek Remodeling, a fictional business.

  1. Teardown · Free

    A written review in your inbox.

    You send your site. Within 3 business days, a written review lands in your inbox: what works, what costs you inquiries and what we would fix first.

    You send your siteWe write the review

    Concept for a fictional business:

    Samu Timonen · Avernora

    To: Mark Delaney

    Your website teardown: hollis-creek.example

    The short version: people who find you on a phone can’t call you in one tap. That’s the first thing I would fix.

    The full report is attached, with screenshots and the order I would fix things in.

    PDFHollis-Creek-website-teardown.pdf6 pages

  2. Call · Optional

    A 20-minute call, only if you want one.

    If you want to talk it through, reply to the review email and we set up 20 minutes by phone or video. We ask about your services, your customers and how inquiries reach you today.

    You talk it throughWe take the notes

    Concept for a fictional business:

    Call notes · Hollis Creek

    What we heard

    • Most good jobs are kitchens and baths, found on a phone
    • Wants fewer small handyman calls
    • Estimate requests sit in an inbox nobody checks daily

    Agreed

    • One page, built for phones first
    • A call button that stays on screen
    • A short estimate form that goes to Mark’s phone

  3. Quote · You approve

    A fixed quote, nothing hidden.

    A fixed quote with the scope written out: what is included, what we need from you and what is not. Nothing starts until you approve it.

    You approve the quoteWe write the scope and price

    Concept for a fictional business:

    Proposal · Launch package

    A site that shows your kitchens and gets you the call.

    Included

    • One page, designed for phones first
    • Finished projects with the town and scope
    • A short estimate form that goes to Mark’s phone

    From you

    Your logo, your project photos and 30 minutes to review the draft.

    Fixed price, agreed before work startsApprove

  4. Build · You approve

    You review it on your own phone.

    We design and build the site, then you review it on your own phone. Your feedback goes in before anything goes live.

    You send one list of notesWe design, build and test

    Concept for a fictional business:

    Draft 2 · feedback

    MarkCan the phone number be the first thing people see on a phone?
    SamuDone. It sits at the top and stays on screen.
    MarkCan each kitchen show the town? People always ask if we work near them.

  5. Launch · You approve

    Live, tested and fixed for 14 days.

    We connect the domain and test every form and, if you chose it, the inquiry workflow end to end. The workflow’s first replies are checked with you, then it sends on its own. Bugs are fixed free for 14 days.

    You say goWe launch and fix bugs for 14 days

    Concept for a fictional business:

    Launch checklist

    • Domain connectedPoints to the new site
    • Call button testedOn an iPhone and an Android phone
    • Estimate form testedA test request reached Mark’s phone
    • SEO foundationTitles, local business markup, sitemap and Search Console
    • HandoverLogins, a short how-to and the 14-day fix window

Step one takes a few minutes.

Your name, email, company and website are enough. The written review follows within 3 business days. Free, and no call needed.

Request a website teardown Free. A written review of your site within 3 business days. Compare packages Three packages from $2,500, each with a fixed quote.