The biggest small business complaint about web agencies: 'We didn't know what we were getting until it was too late.' Here's why we work differently.
The usual agency approach involves paying a deposit, enduring a lengthy discovery phase, and then, weeks later, finally seeing a design. By this point, you are fully committed. If the outcome is not to your liking, you are left to choose between accepting a sunk cost or starting anew.
Try before you buy
We build a real, clickable prototype of your site before we send an invoice. You can open it on your phone, share it with your team, and tell us what works and what doesn't. Only then do we talk about a build.
It's slower upfront. It's much faster overall - because we don't waste weeks building the wrong thing, and you don't waste money paying for a redesign that fixes our first guess.
Showing the work before asking for the money turns out to be a surprisingly good business practice.
If an agency won't show you something concrete before you commit, ask them why.
