We’ll work out what you want your site to do, figure out the best strategy, then design and build the whole thing around that. When people arrive, they’ll already know you’re the one to call. You’ll have a link you’re excited to send.
It’s either bringing people in or quietly losing them, and looking professional has nothing to do with which one. Somebody lands, can’t tell in five seconds whether you’re for them, and leaves. Nobody emails to explain why.
The best sites aren’t the prettiest ones. They’re the ones that make the right person think “finally.”
The quality doesn’t move, the scope does. We build what the business actually needs, not just what you came in asking for, and sometimes that means talking you out of the bigger package on the call.
No existing site, or the one you’ve got isn’t worth salvaging. We start with a real conversation about who you’re trying to reach, then build from there. Nothing goes into design until we both know what the site actually needs to do.
Your site works. It could work a lot harder. We audit what’s actually broken, then rebuild around a clearer strategy without making you start from scratch.
Your site is live and you’d rather not think about it again. We handle the updates, backups, and small fixes that pile up, so it keeps working without you having to chase anyone down.
We really appreciate Arc & Atlas’ work on the Mind Body Ecology Institute site. I regularly hear from people how much they love its look and accessibility. They did a total rebuild of our site, restyled some of the branding materials, added pages, did SEO work, and more. It has dramatically increased our visibility.
Justin gave me practical recommendations to structure my site for maximum lead generation. He’s quick, patient, and genuinely cares about the outcome. I’m thrilled.
Three steps. No questionnaires, no mystery timelines, no disappearing acts.
30 minutes, and you don’t prepare a thing. We ask about the business before we ask about the website, because the second only makes sense once we know the first.
You see the design before anything gets built, and nothing goes live without your sign-off.
30 days of support while you settle in, and a care plan after that if you want us on hand.
Websites for people who give a damn about how they show up, and who are ready to pay for something built to last. Each of these has its own page, with the proof and the questions that matter in that world.
Therapists, psychologists, counselors. Somebody in a hard moment is deciding whether to call you based on a website, and they can’t tell from a 2015 template whether you have openings or take their insurance. So they close the tab and call the next name.
How we’d build yours →Lawyers, accountants, advisors. Trust is the entire product, and a stock handshake in front of a skyline that could belong to any firm in the country isn’t building any of it.
How we’d build yours →Remodelers, builders, specialty trades. Photos of your own work instead of stock photos of pipes, so nobody mistakes the person doing $30k kitchens for a handyman and price-shops you against guys who photograph worse work better.
How we’d build yours →Real budgets, real programs, real outcomes. A site your board isn’t embarrassed to send a funder, and a donate flow that doesn’t take four clicks.
How we’d build yours →These four are where we’ve done the most work, not a list of who we’ll take. If the work is good and the site is letting you down, that’s the same conversation whatever you do.
Amélie made us write this down. It saves everyone a call.
If yours isn’t here, bring it to the call. No such thing as a dumb question before you spend money on a website.
A full build or redesign usually runs between 2 and 4 weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest variable is how fast feedback comes back from your side, and we’ll tell you that upfront instead of discovering it together in week three.
Not necessarily. We can work with what you have and shape it, and content strategy lives in the studio rather than getting farmed out. The more of it that’s ready at kickoff, the faster this goes.
The one that fits how you’ll actually use it after launch. It matters a lot less than what the site says and how it’s built, and you shouldn’t need a stack explained to you to own your own website.
The basics are built into everything we make. Deeper work is its own project, and the Growth care plan adds a new search-optimized post every week. Anyone promising you page one by Friday is bullsh*tting you.
30 days of support. After that, a care plan from $75 a month if you want us on hand, or just call when something comes up. You own the site either way and we don’t hold the keys.
Most 5-page sites run $3,500 to $5,500. Most 10 to 20 page sites run $6,500 to $15,000, and redesigns follow the same scale. Page count, how ready your content is, and what the site has to do move the number inside those ranges, not outside them.
If your budget sits well under that, we’re probably not your best fit, and we’d rather say so here than sell you a tier you don’t need. The pre-launch package or an hourly support call might be the better buy.
Not for a full build, and we’d rather say that now than take a deposit for a site the business isn’t ready to use. If you haven’t launched yet, the Business Clarity Pre-Launch Package is built for exactly where you are: five guided calls to sort the basics, with part of the fee credited toward a build when you’re ready.
Simple, sometimes: an hourly support call can sort a surprising amount in 60 minutes, and we’ll tell you if that’s all you need. Cheap, no. A site that undersells you costs more than the one that doesn’t, you just pay for it in clients you never hear from.
30 minutes, free. We’ll go through what you have and tell you which of the three makes sense, or that none of them do yet. If it’s the last one, you leave with the pre-launch option instead of a proposal, and nobody’s out any money.