Industries · Startups
An early-stage site has to explain the product, support the round and change every month without a rebuild. We design for that pace.
Founders often buy either a template that looks like every other startup, or an expensive site that cannot change when the positioning does six weeks later.
The right first site is small, sharp and easy to edit: a clear story, proof as it arrives, and a CMS the team can use on a Friday evening.
Problem, product, proof and team, in that order.
A small component library so new pages take an hour, not a sprint.
Short forms, honest confirmation pages and analytics from day one.
Routes and content models ready for pricing, docs and a blog later.
One page with one job: turn visitors into leads. Planned, designed and built from scratch.
from$5,000
1-2 weeks2 revision rounds per stage8 sections included
A web app or SaaS MVP, researched, designed and built by one team, from first screen to launch.
from$25,000
12-16 weeks3 revision rounds per stage15 screens included
The marketing site for an early-growth analytics SaaS that needs to explain a technical product and sell self-serve plans.
Our smallest product is a landing page from $5,000: a one-page site with up to eight sections, ready in 1-2 weeks. For a pre-seed team that is often the right first site.
Yes. We design the component library so new pages reuse it, and you can add them yourself in the CMS or order extra templates later.
A clear site helps investors understand the product before the call. We often design a short investor-friendly narrative into the homepage.
What an npm supply chain attack is, how recent incidents reached ordinary websites, and the build settings we use to keep a Next.js site safe.
Landing page design price explained: the sections, copy, integrations and timelines that set the cost, with our fixed numbers and when a template is enough.