Nonprofits, universities, municipalities, and businesses whose values line up with ours. Usually they’re doing good work and ended up with a website that doesn’t show it. If your site feels like it belongs in a time capsule, that’s the kind of project we take.

Because we’re the ones doing the work, and there’s nobody junior behind us picking up the parts we skipped. Being small also means we’re picky about what we take on, so when we say yes to your project we mean it. We’d rather be the agency you don’t dread emailing than the biggest one out there.

Reach out! Tell us a little about your project, where you’re at with timelines, and what your budget looks like. We’ll hop on a call and figure out together if it’s a good fit.

We do a lot of listening up front. We audit what you’ve got, find what’s quietly broken, and build a plan before we write any code. Design and dev happen together, not in separate rooms. You’ll see real work early and hear from us often enough that nothing catches you off guard.

Most rebuilds fall somewhere between 8 and 14 weeks. We’re not going to promise two weeks and ghost you at week six. We set timelines we can actually hit, and we’re upfront when something shifts.

Once we know the scope, absolutely. A content-heavy nonprofit site is a very different project than a university department portal, so we don’t do one-size-fits-all pricing. You’ll get a clear number before any work starts, and no surprise invoices after.

It’s what we reach for most, but not out of habit. Most of our clients need a CMS they can actually use once we hand it off, and WordPress still does that better than almost anything. We’ve built with React, Next.js, Astro, Sanity, Drupal, all of it. We pick whichever one fits the job.

Yeah, kind of. Plugin bloat is one of the most common problems we see and one of the most satisfying to fix. We’ve taken sites from 50-something plugins down to around six without losing any functionality. What goes is the dead weight and the plugins nobody remembers installing.

We stick around. We offer support and we’ll train your team so they feel comfortable making updates on their own. That said, we build things to be low-maintenance on purpose. We’d honestly rather set you up to not need us than lock you into a retainer.