How we build
An idea needs more than a website:
Research, a name, a brand, a plan, the product itself, the content it needs, and the first campaigns that bring customers to it.
One team does all of it
Who we are
We are a digital agency built around AI, and we say so plainly because it is what makes the rest possible. We have years of work behind us across the ad platforms and content creation, and the team covers the whole field in depth rather than one slice of it: research, brand, design, code, ads, content and reporting.
What we build is custom web apps. Not a template with your logo on it, and not a page builder: a product designed for what your business actually does, on stacks any developer can pick up.
The ad platforms we work on are Google and Meta. We do not offer TikTok Ads or Amazon Ads, and we say so here rather than letting you find out later.
The 12 weeks
The clock starts the day your intake is complete, not the day you pay, and your start date is confirmed in writing within one business day of that. Each phase below says what is made automatically, what we need from you, and what you end up holding.
7 days
What the market looks like, who already serves it, what people search for and what it should cost.
7 days
A name that is easy to say, a free domain, and a brand you own outright. A person directs the creative choices and edits the marks, and you choose between them: prompts alone are not authorship under US copyright, so that human direction is what makes the brand yours to register and defend.
7 days
What gets built, for what price, by what date. In writing, and yours to hand to anyone.
42 days
The look first, then the product: the site, the store or the application. A person reviews the code for security before it goes near production, because only about half of AI-written code is secure on the first pass.
14 days
The words, the pictures and the video the product needs to be found and understood. Nothing generated is presented as a customer review or a testimonial, and generated images and ad creative carry the labels Google and Meta require.
7 days
Online at your own domain, measured properly, with the first campaigns built and ready. Ad account and business verification is done by you, because the platforms require a real person, nothing spends until you approve the budget, and a qualified person reviews any claim that touches money, health or a regulated field.
90 days
Ninety days after launch: fixes, small changes, a monthly written report and your ads kept running. Spend is never on autopilot, no agent runs your ad account, and a person reads every report before it is sent.
The parts
Each part is work that is normally bought separately. Where a provider publishes what the same work costs, the figure is printed with its source. We do not add them up: they come from different providers on different terms, and a total made of them would be a number nobody quoted.
34 parts
Market size, the customer who buys first, the competitors, the search landscape and price benchmarks, in one written brief.
How the work flows today, step by step, with the manual steps costed in hours a month and the ones worth automating ranked.
A written specification with acceptance criteria per feature, the decisions recorded, and a scope boundary you can hold anyone to.
A shortlist of names with the domain checked for each, and taglines to go with them.
Logo in every lockup, palette, type pairing, usage guide and the source files, with a person directing the creative choices so the work is yours to register.
Bought separately: $60,000
Ramotion publishes USD 60,000 for a branding package over 3.5 months (US studio, read 2026-09-17)
A clickable prototype built from your own tokens, with real copy and your real images, checked for contrast, keyboard use and touch targets before any code.
The site itself: fast pages, content you can edit, search built into the templates, hosted in your name.
Bought separately: $25,000
Ramotion publishes USD 25,000 to 60,000 for a 1 to 5 page website on top of branding; the lower figure is used here (read 2026-09-17)
A storefront with orders routed to fulfilment, stock held at order, abandoned cart recovery, and payments, tax and shipping tested with live transactions.
Up to 250 products with variants, descriptions drafted and reviewed, consistent images, weights, categories and filters.
Market pricing, tax per region, carrier rates and local payment methods, each market tested with a live transaction and a refund.
Hreflang, interface strings, transactional email, language switching and local date and number formats. Copy in the second language comes from you or a translator quoted separately.
Data model first, roles with an audit log, accounts, subscription billing with usage limits, staging and production, milestones you review. European studios publish EUR 40,000 to 60,000 for a focused MVP over 3 to 5 months (Altar.io, read 2026-09-17).
Live availability with expiring holds, deposits and off-session balances, a contract signed in checkout, a customer portal and an operator console.
An assistant restricted to your own content, with the source page beside every answer, a handover when the answer is not there, and a usage limit you set.
Validated forms, an instant acknowledgement, scoring and routing, follow-ups that stop on reply, and the source tracked through to closed business.
Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift measured before and after, the image pipeline rebuilt, render-blocking resources removed.
Crawling and indexing fixed, canonicals and redirect chains corrected, valid structured data per page type, with crawls before and after.
Title templates per page type, competing archives closed, sitemap submitted, Search Console connected, and a written record of every setting.
A written definition of every number, one source of truth per metric, events verified with a live transaction, duplicates removed, consent handled.
Drafted from your real scope and your real data flows, with a qualified person reading anything ambiguous before it is published.
Bought separately: $1,140
ContractsCounsel marketplace average lawyer flat fee for terms and a privacy policy, USD 1,140 (read 2026-09-17)
Error tracking, an uptime check, analytics, and backups of your data with a restore tested on a schedule.
Articles chosen against live search demand, published with metadata and images, each with the reason it was chosen. Freelance rates for blog writing run USD 0.25 to 0.45 a word (Editorial Freelancers Association, 2026).
Studio frames, lifestyle scenes, detail crops and seasonal variations generated from your own product photos, at web and print resolution. A studio charges about USD 39 a photo plus a USD 149 session fee (soona list price, read 2026-09-17).
A long cut, a short vertical and a six second cut, in three ratios with subtitles and licensed music. Generated clips are short by nature, so a person assembles the sequence.
Creatives across several angles, static, motion and cutdowns, in vertical, square and wide with safe areas and subtitles, named by angle and placement.
Cutouts on transparent and on white, a colour matched set, retouching and every export size, named by where each file goes.
Vertical, square and wide cuts from one file, burned-in subtitles, reframing and safe areas.
Tracking rebuilt first, tight ad groups, negatives from day one, brand kept apart, and a written record of the structure and the reasoning.
Server side events matched against the pixel, match quality measured before and after, business and domain verification in your name, and a test structure.
Welcome, follow-up, cart and win-back flows, segmentation, sending domain records set and warmed, and reporting per flow.
One page for one action, tracking verified with a live submission, a second variant with a split test, and a written note on the traffic the test needs.
Google and Meta run as one budget, a running test calendar, tracking kept honest, and a written monthly review. Your card pays the platforms directly.
Bought separately: $7,165
Clutch average monthly PPC retainer, USD 7,165 a month before ad spend (read 2026-09-17)
Hosting opened in your name, the site staged and walked end to end before DNS moves, mail records moved one at a time and verified, SSL forced before go live.
Updates staged and tested, daily backups with restores on a schedule, uptime and speed watched, security hardening, and a monthly report.
How we work
The timeline and every message
Everything happens in one place: the scope, the dates, the phase that is running now, every deliverable and everything either side said about it. Nothing important lives only in a conversation.
Yours, at every gate
You approve the name and the brand route, the prototype before the build, each milestone, the content, and the ad budget before anything spends. Three rounds of revisions are included.
In writing, within one business day
Monday to Friday, in the project room. Nothing needs a call, and a call is available on request while a project is running.
Written, every month
What was done, what was tested, what it returned and what happens next. A person reads every report before it is sent.
Everything in your name
The domain, the hosting, the ad accounts and the analytics are opened in your name from day one. The code and the passwords are in your accounts from the first milestone. At handover you get a written record of every setting we changed.
Never your passwords
Access is requested as a user you can remove at any time. Your credentials are never pasted into an AI tool, and your customer data is not used to train anything.
90 days after launch
Fixes, small changes, a written report every month and your ads kept running. Ad spend is paid by you to the platforms.
Three invoices, no hourly billing
$26,000 before work starts, $19,500 when the design is approved and the build starts, $19,500 before launch. A stage that has not started is refunded in full on request.
Why us
Capacity is set by what we can review properly, because approving does not scale the way drafting does. The effect for you is that the same senior team stays with your project from the brief to the launch, instead of being handed down as the work gets less interesting.
Our own commitment, published here and on the product page.
The people who read the research write the specification, build the product, set up the tracking and structure the ad account. Nothing is handed to a stranger halfway, and nothing is resold to a third party.
Clients leave agencies mostly over delivery and value, 61 percent each, and because the agency did not understand the business, 44 percent. Setup, eight years of client surveys, published 2026.
One written scope, one price of $65,000, 12 weeks from a complete intake. Nothing is billed hourly and nothing about the price depends on how a conversation went.
The scope, the price and the refund position are published on the product page and in the refund policy.
The domain, the hosting, the ad accounts, the analytics, the code and the specification. If you ever move on, all of it goes with you, and the specification is written to be handed to any developer.
The ownership list is published on the product page and in the terms.
Your budget goes from your card straight to Google and Meta. It never passes through this business, so there is nothing in it for us to mark up and nothing for you to audit.
Stated in the terms, and visible in the ad accounts, which are yours.
Startup is the whole road above in one package: $65,000, 12 weeks from a complete intake, then 90 days of support. We take 12 a year, so every application is read by a person.
Questions
Yes, that is the usual start. The intake asks four things before work can begin: the idea in plain words, who uses it and what they do with it, how money moves through it, and where the first customers are. Everything else is asked while the work is already moving.
No. There is one product, Startup, and this page is the guide to what is inside it. The parts are listed above with what each one costs bought elsewhere, so you can see what you are getting.
Google and Meta. We do not offer TikTok Ads or Amazon Ads.
There are none, deliberately. Performance figures from clients who have not agreed in writing to be quoted do not belong on a page, and inventing them is worse than having none. What is here instead is three live projects you can open, and a written scope, price and timeline you can hold us to.
No. Everything is written here and on the product page, and your application is read by a person who answers in writing within one business day. During an active project a call is available on request.