Websites · Design on every plan, build on Scale or quoted
A site that reads like the product is good.
Marketing pages designed from the anatomy down: what each section has to prove, then the copy, then the pixels — at 390, 768 and 1440, not one width made responsive later. Built in Next, Webflow or Framer by the same team if you want it, so the launch date is a date.
What it is
One job: make a visitor believe the product is good before they have used it.
That is a design problem before it is a copy problem. We start with a page anatomy — which sections, in which order, each carrying the one claim it has to prove and the evidence it needs from you. Then real copy is fitted to it. Then it is designed at three widths, with the type scale set as clamps so nothing is designed in a 1440 frame and squeezed afterwards.
The product on the page is your product. We build the screens as HTML or draw them from your actual interface, because a site full of generic dashboard illustrations tells the visitor you are hiding something. Bilingual sites get Arabic pages set for Arabic, with a language switch that does not reload into a different design.
What you get
From anatomy to a build spec — or the build.
Filed page by page in your stream, so the home page can ship while pricing is still in review.
A page anatomy before pixels
A one-page plan per page: the sections, their order, the claim each one carries, and what evidence it needs from you — signed off before anyone opens Figma.
Every section at three widths
390, 768 and 1440, designed rather than reflowed, with the type scale written as clamps and the grid breaking on purpose at least twice a page.
Real copy, fitted
We write or edit the copy to the layout. If you have a writer, we fit theirs. No placeholder text reaches a review.
Real product, not a stock screenshot
Product screens built as HTML or drawn in Figma from your actual UI, at the states that make the point.
A build spec, or the build
Component list, motion notes, image sizes and SEO metadata per page. Or hand it to our studio and receive the site in Next, Webflow or Framer.
Bilingual pages when you need them
Arabic pages set for Arabic with hreflang and locale metadata, and a switch that keeps the visitor where they were.
A real deliverable
The anatomy, and what it becomes.
The document on the left is written before pixels. The page on the right is the same anatomy designed — both rendered here as HTML.
Who it is for
Three launch dates this keeps.
“The launch is in six weeks and the site is a Notion doc.”
Anatomy in week one, design signed off by week three, build in weeks four and five, a week for copy and QA. We have run that cadence before, and we say on which day it will slip if it slips.
“The product got better and the site still shows last year.”
Filed as a request in your stream, page by page. Product screens rebuilt from what ships now, so the site stops apologising for the product.
“Our agency needs a partner who can design and build the site.”
White-label on Growth: we design and, if you want, build in Webflow or Framer under your name, in per-client folders, with our name nowhere on it.
Which plans include it
Websites by plan
Website design is included on every plan. Scale includes front-end build hours every month; on Starter and Growth we quote the build separately, from the Figma we already made, by the people who made it.
Compare all three plansStarter
$1,999/mo
IncludedDesign; build quoted separately
1 stream · 48-hour first concepts
Growth
$3,499/mo
IncludedDesign; build quoted separately
2 streams · 24–48-hour first concepts
Scale
$4,999/mo
IncludedDesign, plus build hours included
3 streams · Same-day or next-business-day first pass
Start with the anatomy of the home page.
File it as the first request. You get the anatomy within the plan's first-pass window, and the design of the first section follows in the same stream. If the build is ours too, we will tell you the date before you commit to it.
From $1,999/mo. 14-day full refund on every self-serve plan. Pause any month — unused days carry forward.