01 · Space

Launch Pad

Website build or upgrade

Most businesses don't need a bigger website. They need one that loads fast, reads right on a phone, says what you do in plain words, and still works next year. That's the Launch Pad: we build it, host it, and keep the lights on.

Three ways in

A strong website, built or rebuilt — then kept running.

I

Build new

Nothing yet, or a placeholder you're embarrassed by. We design and build from a blank page — words, pictures, structure, the lot.

II

Upgrade what you have

You already have a site and it's slow, dated, or broken on phones. We rebuild it on a clean foundation and keep your name, your content, and your Google history.

III

Rescue

The person who built it is gone, the login is lost, the host is sending warnings. We take it over, stabilise it, and make it yours again.

What's inside

Included in the Launch Pad.

Who it's for

If this sounds like you, this is your room.

A trade or local service

Plumber, salon, contractor, tutor — people search, find you, and call. The site's one job is to make that easy.

A project or a person

A book, a band, a practice, a campaign. One strong page that tells the story and collects the people who care.

A business with a tired site

It worked in 2019. Now it's slow, the menu is wrong, and nobody can update it. We fix that for good.

See the sites we keep running →

How it goes

Blueprint. Build. Lease.

1 · BLUEPRINT

Describe it

In plain words, to the Blueprint Machine or to a human. You get back what it is and a plain quote.

2 · BUILD

See it working

We construct the room. You see it running before the lease starts — not a mockup, the real thing.

3 · LEASE

Month to month

Hosted, monitored, backed up, supported. Stay because it's working, not because you're trapped.

4 · EXPAND

Add rooms

Every space connects to the others. Add a room when the business is ready for it.

No price list on purpose — every room is built to the business, so every quote is per-blueprint. Plain, in writing, never a surprise.

Ask about the Launch Pad.

No wizard, no chatbot — this goes straight to Gene's desk. Say what the business is wrestling with and you'll hear back from a person.