The goal comes before the price.
Many websites and campaigns are ordered before anyone asks what they should achieve. We start there: what should change for your organisation, and how you will know it worked.
You see the work while it is being built, and you talk directly to the people doing it.
The four steps
Understand the goal
We ask why you need this work, who it is for and what is already in place. Then we agree the best route with you.
Agree what to measure
We choose the numbers that show if it works, and decide which part to build first.
Build in cycles
After each cycle you see something working. You talk directly to the people doing the work.
Compare with the goal
We check the results against the goal and plan the next cycle from what we learn.
What we need from you.
In the first call we also find out which technical tasks you already handle and want to keep. Some can stay with you, such as the settings of your domain (DNS). Then we set up only the services you need.
If you have not done a task before, we guide you through every step. All we need from you then is some of your time.
What you can expect from us.
One person for strategy
One person talks with you about your goals, priorities and plan, across IT, marketing and AI.
Direct access to the team
For the daily work, you write directly to the people doing it, and the answer comes from someone who knows your project.
A shared project board
One online board shows what we are working on, what comes next and what we need from you.
Honest advice
If something will not help your goal, we tell you, even when it means less work for us.
Plain language
We write proposals and reports for the person who decides on your side. When we need a technical term, we explain it.
How we set the price.
We have no price list, because a price list can only show standard packages. What matters is the smallest piece of work that gets you to your goal. For a clinic with several locations and an online shop with thousands of products, that piece is very different.
So we talk first. Then you get a written proposal with one clear price for a defined piece of work. After each piece, you decide whether to go further.
Have a goal in mind, or only a problem? Tell us about it.