Websites with no templates. Every build starts from zero.

A template site is a costume. Fine for a school disco, less fine when a customer is deciding whether to trust you with their money. It fits everyone, which means it fits nobody, and your competitor can buy the same one for $59. We start every site from a blank file, so yours looks like your business because it only exists for your business.

The template problem nobody mentions

Website builders sell the same few thousand themes to millions of businesses. That's why so many local business sites feel identical: same hero layout, same stock handshake photo, same three-column services grid. Customers can't articulate it, but they feel it, and "feels generic" quietly becomes "feels untrustworthy".

Templates also carry baggage: page builder code that slows your site, theme updates that break your layout, and design decisions made for an imaginary average business instead of yours.

What starting from scratch actually means

• Your content shapes the layout, not the other way round. A plumber's site and a psychologist's site should not be cousins.
• No bloat. Hand-built pages load in under a second. There's no page builder fighting you.
• Copy written for you. Templates assume you'll write great words. Most business owners don't have time. We do it for you.
• You own it outright. Your domain in your name, and a working copy of your site if you ever leave.

Doesn't custom mean expensive?

Custom used to mean a $5,000 agency job. The trick isn't templates, it's process: a tight intake, one builder, one approval. That's how a from-scratch site costs $799 and ships in 48 hours. Read the hour-by-hour breakdown if you're sceptical. Fair enough if you are.