Speed Is a Feature
Most businesses spend 3–6 months on their first website. Endless revisions, committee decisions, feature creep. By the time they launch, the market has moved on.
The 6-day timeline forces clarity:
- You can't overthink copy when you have 24 hours to deliver it
- You prioritize what actually converts vs. what sounds clever
- You ship a real business tool, not a digital brochure
What Actually Matters on Day One
Your first website needs three things:
- Clear value proposition — what you do, who it's for, why now
- Social proof — testimonials, portfolio, credentials that build trust
- Easy contact path — phone, email, form—whatever gets responses
Everything else is a distraction.
The Cost of Delay
Every week you spend "perfecting" your site is a week you're not:
- Ranking in search results (SEO takes months to kick in)
- Testing what messaging actually converts
- Building backlinks and domain authority
- Collecting real user feedback
Launched beats perfect. Every time.
How the 6-Day Process Works
Day 1: You deliver content, branding, and requirements. We align on goals.
Days 2-3: We design and build your custom site with your content.
Day 4: First review. You provide feedback, we refine.
Day 5: Final touches, testing, performance optimization.
Day 6: Launch. Your site is live, SSL secured, analytics tracking.
No endless revisions. No scope creep. Just a professional site that works.
The Business Case
Let's say you're a local contractor charging $5,000 per job. If a fast website lands you one extra client per month, that's $60,000/year.
The math:
- Website build: $750 one-time
- Care & Hosting: $18/mo ($216/year)
- Total year-one cost: $966
- Revenue from one extra job/month: $60,000
ROI: 6,110%
Even if you only close one job from your website in the entire first year, you're still 5x ahead.
Common Objections (And Why They're Wrong)
"But I need time to think about my messaging"
You've been running your business for months or years. You know what you do and who you help. A tight deadline forces you to articulate it clearly instead of overcomplicating it.
"What if I want to change things later?"
You will. Every business evolves. That's why the Care & Hosting plan includes two content updates per month. Launch now, refine later.
"I need more features"
No, you don't. You need customers. Features come later, after you validate what actually matters to your market.
The Bottom Line
Perfect is the enemy of launched.
A fast website gives you:
- Speed to market — start ranking, testing, converting
- Lower risk — smaller upfront investment, faster feedback loop
- Competitive advantage — you're live while competitors are still debating fonts
Ship in 6 days. Refine with revenue.
Ready to stop planning and start shipping? Let's build your site.