Business websites
Clear pages about what you do, who it's for and how to get started, with a clear way to book or get in touch.
Websites & online stores
Websites and online stores your team can run
A site that explains what you do, takes bookings, sales or sign-ups, and lets your staff change a date or a price themselves. We work from Nashville with businesses anywhere in the US.
Try it
Demos with invented companies.
What we build
The kinds of sites we build
Some businesses need a clear, fast site with a booking button. Others need a full store with products, events and a mailing list. We build both, on Shopify, WordPress or custom code, depending on what fits.
Online stores
Products, variants, shipping and checkout, set up so your staff can add items and run sales themselves.
Service booking sites
Visitors pick a service and a time, get a confirmation by email, and your team sees the booking in its calendar.
Members-only areas
A login for members or clients, with resources, forms and account details behind it.
Artist & creator sites
Upcoming dates, a links page, a shop and a private press kit, all in one place.
Rebuilds & rescues
Moving off an old site or builder without losing your search rankings, your links or your content.
Common features
Features most sites need
We include the ones your business will use.
- An editor your staff can use. Pages, products, prices, events and announcements change without a developer.
- Bookings, checkout and sign-ups. Connected to the booking, payment and email tools you already use.
- Events with add-to-calendar. Dates visitors can save to their phone in one tap.
- Search setup. Page titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and fast loading on phones.
- Galleries and video that don't slow the page. Videos load only when someone presses play.
- Private pages. Press kits, member resources or staff pages that stay out of search results.
- Old links kept working. Redirects from your previous site's addresses, so bookmarks and search results still land.
How we work
How a project runs
Every project starts with an intro meeting. We need to understand your business before we can scope the work or give you a price. More on how we work.
- 1
Intro meeting
We learn how your business runs, look at your current site and the tools it needs to connect to, and tell you what we'd keep and what we'd change.
- 2
Written scope, quote and timeline
It depends on scope, which we set after the intro meeting. As a guide, most websites and online stores take 3 to 6 weeks. You get a firm timeline with your written scope.
- 3
Build and test
You review the new site on your own phone and computer before it goes live, with your real products, dates and prices in it.
- 4
Launch and training
We launch, train whoever will look after it, and cover it for a year.
After launch
Every project includes a one-year warranty. If something we built stops working the way we agreed, we fix it at no charge. Changes, adjustments and new features are quoted separately.
Questions
Website questions
Should we use Shopify, WordPress or something custom?
It depends on what the site needs to do and who will run it day to day. Shopify suits most stores, WordPress suits content-heavy sites, and custom code makes sense when neither can do the job. We recommend one and explain why before you commit.
Can we update the site ourselves?
Yes. Everyday changes like pages, products, prices and event dates get an editor, and we train whoever will look after it.
Will a new website hurt our search rankings?
Not if we plan the move. We carry your existing addresses over with redirects and keep what's already working. Rankings can shift for a short time after any change, and we'll tell you what to expect.
How long does a website take?
It depends on scope, which we set after the intro meeting. As a guide, most websites and online stores take 3 to 6 weeks. You get a firm timeline with your written scope.
Who owns what you build?
Unless your contract says otherwise, we own what we build and license it to you. If you want a full handoff of the code and accounts, we can agree that in your contract. Some of our own tools may be licensed to you as part of a project.
Get in touch
Tell us about your site
Send a few sentences about what you need, or book a meeting.