From click to delivery, and none of it is a meeting
No proposal to wait for, no quote to chase, no contract to negotiate. You pick, you answer a few questions, you pay, and we build.
The visitor watches the example and sees the price, the length and the delivery time.
Add to basket. ONE bundle is offered, matched to what they just chose, with the separate and together prices side by side.
The qualifier: four questions, under a minute. Saved immediately — so an abandoned checkout is still a contact in the pipeline.
Payment online. No call, no proposal, no waiting.
The full brief for that product. This is what we deliver against.
Production. Delivery inside the stated window.
Four questions. About a minute
We ask so that we only take money for work we can genuinely do well. If something about your job means we are the wrong choice, we would rather know before you pay than after.
- Business name and what you sell.
- What you want this to do for you.
- Phone number.
- How soon you need it.
After payment comes the real brief for that product: style, message, assets, end card, approvals. That brief is what we deliver against.
What we deliver matches that brief. If it does not, we redo it free — that risk is ours. If you want something different from what you approved, that is a new item, and you decide whether it is worth it.
We produce and we publish. We never converse. We do not read your inbox, answer your comments or your DMs, or speak to your customer as you. Your customers only ever talk to your business. If you want your messages answered automatically, we install the system that does it — and it answers as you, not as us.
Everything here is priced so you can decide on your own. A video costs less than lunch for two — you do not need a meeting to find out whether it is worth trying, and we would rather you spent twenty dinars finding out than an hour of your day.
So we do not sell by meeting. Buy anything and you are a client from that moment. If your job genuinely needs scoping, request a meeting and answer four questions — if it is a fit, we book twenty minutes. That is the only door, and it is deliberate: it keeps our time on the people we are actually going to help.
The answers are saved the moment they are entered, before payment. So an abandoned checkout still becomes a contact in the pipeline, and we can follow up on it — which is exactly the point of a low-commitment entry product.