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Days, not months
No six-week discovery phase. We talk, we build, we review. Let's get it done.
Websites
Two kinds of sites. One sells, one organizes.
One sells things. The other runs a community. They're built differently and priced differently. Both start with the same call.
Custom website
You're selling something.
A marketing site built to convince and convert. Built to what your business needs, not to a template. Then it's done and you stop thinking about it.
One-time price →
Community hub
You're running a community.
A modular hub for a club, league, foundation or group. Turn on what you need, change it as the group changes, spread the cost.
Low monthly subscription →
Custom websites
A site that sells, live in days.
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One price, agreed up front
Custom quoted and settled before the build starts. No open meter, no hourly invoice. The monthly care fee is on the quote too, so you see the whole cost up front and decline it if you would rather.
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Advice before build
Years of running real businesses and real technology sit behind every call: what to build, what to skip. Not a template shop.
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One experienced voice throughout
No handoff between a designer who didn't write the words and a writer who never saw the layout. Written and built by one person.
Launch everything at once
A business launch, not four projects.
Bundle the site with the writing and it goes live together: one voice, one system, everything pointing at the same next step.
Scope it on a call-
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The site: where everyone lands
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The email course: what turns them into buyers
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The newsletter: what keeps them warm
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Social: what brings them in the first place
Community hubs
A hub faces two ways at once. Outward, it's how new members find you and decide to join. Inward, it's the administration tool that keeps everything organized.
Most clubs, leagues and foundations run on a group chat, a spreadsheet and one exhausted volunteer, plus a separate site nobody updates. A hub does both jobs in one place: announcements, sign-ups, calendars, documents and dues for the people already in, and a real front door for the people who aren't yet. It keeps changing as the group changes, which is why it's a low monthly rather than a big build fee.
MODULES: TAP TO TURN ON AND OFF
9 of 17 switched on. You pay for what's on.
Built for who's actually using it
Youth sports leagues, education foundations, alumni groups, neighborhood associations, hobby clubs. Anyone with members, a calendar and too many group texts.
Your look, your content
Every hub starts from a proven layout: your colors, your name, your content, live fast. Want pages customized beyond that? We can do that too; let's talk.
Built-in administration
Volunteers turn over every year. Your board can run this on their own, and your content is your content.
Under construction
South Pasadena D.U.D.E.S.
The first hub build, under construction now. It's the working example of the format.
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Public home page -
Events and RSVPs -
The signature event, with its own page -
Member networking directory -
Private member area -
Sponsor placements -
Admin console
Tell me what it has to do.
Not how many pages: what it has to do for the business, or for the group. Then I'll quote it.