The 30-day marketing website: a field guide

Most marketing websites take 60 to 120 days. We ship in 30. Here is the field guide we use, and why it works.

The 30-day promise

We promise a fixed quote in 48 hours, a fixed scope in 30 days and a fixed fee. We work in two-week increments with weekly demos. We deploy to a private preview URL on day 14 and to production on day 30.

Week 1: discovery and design

We start with a 60-minute discovery call. We align on goals, audience, pages and success metrics. We deliver wireframes by day 3 and a full Figma design by day 7. One round of revisions is included.

Week 2: build and CMS

We build on a staging URL. We wire the headless CMS, set up the content models and seed the design system. We deploy to a private preview URL on day 14 with the first 5 pages working.

Week 3: build and integrate

We build the remaining pages, integrate the AI chatbot, set up analytics and run a performance audit. We deploy to production on day 28.

Week 4: launch and handover

We run a final QA pass, deploy to production, train your team and hand over the keys. We stay on for 30 days of support.

What we skip

We skip generic templates, junior-only teams and feature creep. We use senior engineers, a senior designer and a senior SEO specialist. We do not use stock photos. We do not use AI-generated copy without review.

What you get

You get a premium marketing website on Next.js, with a headless CMS, an AI chatbot, analytics and SEO wired in. You get a 30-day support window. You get a fixed fee and a fixed scope.

When 30 days is wrong

When you have 50+ pages, multi-locale needs or complex integrations, 30 days is wrong. We will tell you on the discovery call. We will not promise what we cannot deliver.