Why we build a free sample page before you sign anything
Most web projects start with a contract and a mood board. Ours start with one real page, built for your business, that you can open on your phone before you decide anything.
We have offered free sample pages for a long time, and the reason is simple. Owners of small businesses are asked to buy a website they cannot see yet, from people they have just met, based on other companies' portfolios. That is a lot of trust to ask for. A sample page replaces trust with something you can click.
What goes into a sample page
- Your real name, logo or a quick wordmark if you do not have one yet.
- Your real photos, or the best of what you can send us in an evening.
- Copy we write from a short conversation with you, not placeholder text.
- A working layout on phone and desktop, hosted at a private link.
What owners learn from it
Seeing your own business on a screen changes the conversation. People immediately notice what matters to them: a missing product, a tone that feels too formal, a photo that does not represent them. Those reactions are worth more than any questionnaire.
What it costs us, and why we do it anyway
A sample page takes us about three working days. Some owners decide not to go ahead, and that is fine. The ones who do start the project already agreeing on direction, which saves far more than three days later on.
How to ask for one
Send us an email with your business name, what you sell, and a few photos. We will reply with a couple of questions, then a link. No contract, no card details.
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