The free rebuild
Your website isn't outdated. It's the wrong shape.
You keep hearing AI should be doing something in your business. Nobody mentions the part where it has nowhere to plug in.
- 01 Answers at two in the morning
- 02 Sorts who is worth calling back
- 03 Readable by an assistant that comes looking
- 04 Takes the booking without anyone typing it in
- 05 Whatever the tools do next
What changed
Nothing is wrong with it. The job changed.
Your site was built to do one job. Say who you are, say what you sell, give people a way to call.
It does that job.
Then the work moved. A customer wants an answer at two in the morning. A buyer asks an assistant instead of typing into a search box. A booking has to reach your calendar without anyone retyping it.
Every one of those has to plug into something. A page built to be read has nothing to plug into.
You did not fall behind. The job description changed under you.
Why the new tools stall
The tool turns up. There is nothing to plug it into.
This is the part nobody mentions when they tell you to put AI in your business.
So the question was never whether your site is any good. It is whether anything can reach it.
Two kinds of site
One is built to be looked at. One is built to connect.
Both can be handsome. Only one of them can be handed a job.
A very good brochure
Pages, photographs, a phone number at the bottom. It answers a person who is already reading it.
- Someone has to find it first
- Someone has to be awake to answer
- Every booking gets typed in twice
The same site, with ports
Same pages. Same phone number. Plus somewhere for the next four things to plug in.
- An assistant asking has somewhere to look
- A question at two in the morning gets an answer
- A booking lands in the calendar once
What actually happens
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
You answer a few questions
About two minutes. Two of them ask what your team types out over and over. We read those before the call, and they set the agenda.
We build it
About a week, from your public pages, on our own staging link. No logins. Your live site is untouched the whole time.
Thirty minutes together
Your rebuild open on the screen, and what we would change. You keep it either way.
You are not asked to decide anything on that call.
Why it is free
The catch, in full.
We are an AI services firm. We rebuild sites free because some of the people who see the result hire us for the bigger work. Most do not. The numbers still work.
So yes, the thirty minutes is a sales conversation. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
It also has to be worth your time if you never buy anything, or nobody would take the call twice.
No invoice is created at any point. If you want one, you have to ask us for it.
What you end up holding
Hand you the controls is not a figure of speech.
Here is exactly what you walk away with, spelled out before you type an email address anywhere.
The code is yours
Not rented, not licensed back to you. It sits in an account with your name on it.
The domain stays yours
We never touch it. Nothing points anywhere new until you say the word.
Hosting in your name
Running it costs between nothing and about twenty dollars a month.
Nobody in the middle
If we never speak again, no account of ours sits between you and your own site.
Fair questions
The things people ask before they fill this in.
Do you need my passwords?
No. We work from your public pages, on our own staging link. Your live site stays up the whole time.
What if I do not want to change anything?
You keep the rebuild and we shake hands. There is no invoice to cancel.
My site is fine. Why would I bother?
It is fine for the job it was built for. This is about the bays above it that are still empty.
Is there a call?
Thirty minutes, your rebuild on the screen, and what we would change. No deck and no proposal while you sit there. Some people who fill this in are never offered one: if your two answers say the half hour would waste your morning, we send the site and leave you alone.
What does it cost to run afterwards?
Between nothing and about twenty dollars a month. We show you where that goes on the call.
How much of my time is this?
Two minutes now. Thirty in about a week. Nothing in between.
Who should be on it?
Whoever gets to make the decision. There is nothing to decide on the call itself.
Your rebuild
We will do yours free.
Then thirty minutes on what we would change, with it open on the screen in front of you.
Your site does not have to be bad for this to be worth a look. It only has to be the wrong shape for the work you keep being told to do.
One port stays open. Whatever the tools do next, it needs somewhere to go.