Materials arrive in batches
Design can't start on half the material. Better to spend three more days collecting and send it all at once than to send it in five instalments over two weeks.
You know exactly who does what, how long each step takes and when payment is due. Only two of the steps are really on you — the materials at the start and the sign-off at the end.
Design follows content, not the other way round — that's why this step comes first. The more complete the material you send in one go, the shorter and cheaper the rest of the process.
Not a problem. We write the texts together — you tell us, we shape it. Logo, domain and legal texts are on us. The one thing we can't start without is photos: if you don't have them in usable quality, we'll recommend a photographer near you before anything else begins.
From your materials we build the structure: which pages exist and which section goes where. Then we design every page in Figma, around your property — no templates and no “let's see how it turns out”.
A change in Figma takes ten minutes. The same change on a finished site takes half a day. That's why we don't write a single line of code until you like the design.
This is where everything that works without you gets connected: bookings, emails, calendars and channels. Your job in this step is nothing — you get a private link and watch it come together.
A copy of your site on our address, hidden from the public and invisible to Google. Everything is built and tested there, so your domain and your current site stay untouched until launch day. You get the link at the start of this step and can share it with whoever you like.
You don't get an empty site and a “over to you”. All the texts, photos, prices and dates are already in place the first time you log into the admin.
Once the content is approved and the balance is paid, we go live. After that you receive every login — the site and the domain are yours, with nothing locked to us.
Half on design approval (step 02), half before launch (this step). Invoice with VAT, payable within 8 days. Hosting and the domain are paid separately, at cost.
Maintenance is optional but recommended. A broken contact form in August isn't a technical problem, it's a lost booking — and you only notice it when someone calls to ask why you never replied.
The 14-day timeline holds on almost every project. When it doesn't, the reason is usually one of these three — and all three can be avoided up front.
Design can't start on half the material. Better to spend three more days collecting and send it all at once than to send it in five instalments over two weeks.
Write down every revision and change you want on the page at once, instead of sending just one every so often. One long list gets handled faster than five short messages scattered across a week.
Anything is possible, but changing the structure once the build has started means a new date and hourly billing. That's exactly why step 02 exists.
Questions about the product itself — syncing, payments and plans — live on the homepage and in the price list.
Ask a questionNo. If you don't have one, we'll suggest a few that are free and buy the one you pick — registered in your name. If you already have one, we only need the login details, and only in step 05.
That's exactly why you approve it before a single line of code is written. Two rounds of changes are included and in practice that's almost always enough. If we've missed the mark entirely, we start a new proposal.
Yes, with no limits and no fees. The CMS is yours and the training comes in step 04. Texts, photos, prices and dates — all editable from a browser, on a phone or a laptop.
Yes. We migrate the existing content to the new site and redirect the old addresses so you don't lose your Google rankings. Your current site keeps running normally until the new one launches.
Tell us the date in your first email and we'll plan backwards from it. If we honestly can't make it, we'll say so straight away instead of promising and running late. For urgent cases a rush slot is possible, at a surcharge.
Describe the property in two sentences and we'll come back with a suggested plan and a rough timeline — no strings attached.
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