I build your Louisville business a website, live in about six weeks, that you own outright.
Web design from here,
for here.
Headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. The proof is up before we ever speak: sample builds for real businesses, each live on a public URL you can open, click through and view source on - built unrequested, and labelled that way.
City
Louisville, KY
Builds
From $7,500, about six weeks
Audit
$500-$1,500, credited to a build
- The proof, first
Open the work
before you call.
The sample builds are real sites for real businesses, built end to end here without being asked, and each one says so. They are not clients; they are what I would build for you. Open one on your phone, click through it, view source if you like. The client work is in the case studies, names given once we are working together.
01
Audit
A written read of what you already have: site, brand, data, operating rhythm.
02
Build
A custom site or working system, live on a URL in about six weeks, then handed over whole.
03
Ongoing care
Ongoing work that continues from what shipped.
- Asked plainly
Four questions,
straight answers.
- Do you actually work in Louisville?
- Yes. I am in Louisville, Kentucky, filed as Project Lavos LLC, and the work is built here, start to finish.
- What does a website cost?
- Three doors: an audit, a build delivered to a working URL in about six weeks, and ongoing work after a build. Each is quoted once, after a short conversation.
- Who does the work?
- Me. The person you talk to is the person who builds it, deploys it, and hands it over whole.
- Can I see work before contacting you?
- Yes. The sample builds are live: real sites for real businesses, built without being asked and labelled that way. Open them, click around, view source if you like. The client work is written up as case studies, names given once we are working together.
- On contact. Taking work now.
Bring the brief.
I'll bring the receipts.
Have a site? Send the URL and I come back with what I see. No site yet? Tell me what the business does and what it needs, and the reply starts with questions, not a pitch. Either way, you hear back within one business day.