What's the difference between what you build and what a local developer in Nepal charges $500 for?
A $500 website built in Nepal is typically a pre-made theme with your logo and text dropped in. It has no conversion architecture, no performance optimisation, and no measurement framework. It's a brochure — it shows you exist. A revenue website is built around what your visitor needs to believe before they enquire, with a single conversion goal per page, copy written to match buyer intent, and Core Web Vitals under 2 seconds. The difference is not aesthetic. The difference is whether your website generates leads or just sits there. The price difference is real, and so is the return difference — a website that generates 20 leads per month at an average deal size of $2,000 pays for itself in the first month.
How long does a website build take?
A standard revenue website build takes 8–12 weeks from the architecture review to launch. That includes the audit (week 1), conversion architecture and site map (weeks 1–2), Figma design (weeks 2–5), development on staging (weeks 4–10), and CRO setup before launch. Landing pages and single-service pages can be completed faster — typically 3–4 weeks. We do not rush builds to meet arbitrary deadlines at the cost of performance or conversion quality.
What platforms do you build on?
We build on WordPress (with a custom block theme, not page builders), Webflow, Next.js, and Shopify. The platform we recommend depends on your content management needs, your team's technical capability, and the type of site — ecommerce, marketing, SaaS, or lead generation. We document everything and hand over full source files regardless of platform.
What's a CRO audit and do I need one?
A CRO (conversion rate optimisation) audit identifies exactly where visitors are leaving your site without taking action. We install session recording and heatmap software, analyse real visitor behaviour, and map every drop-off point in your funnel. Output is a prioritised fix list scored by estimated revenue impact. You need one if your site gets traffic but generates few leads or sales — traffic without conversion is paid traffic with no return.
How do you measure whether the website is working?
From day one, GA4 conversion tracking is live — form submissions, phone clicks, scroll depth, and any event relevant to your conversion goal. Heatmaps and session recordings run continuously. Each month you receive a report showing conversion rate by page, lead volume by source, and Core Web Vitals scores. The website's performance is always visible, never assumed.
What's the difference between a revenue website and a regular website?
A regular website presents information. A revenue website is engineered to convert a specific type of visitor into a specific action. The difference is in the architecture: every page has one conversion goal, copy addresses the visitor's specific objection at that stage of the funnel, and layout hierarchy guides the eye toward the CTA. Regular websites get redesigned when they look dated. Revenue websites get iterated when the data says something specific needs to change.
Do you do design-only projects (Figma handoff)?
Yes. If you have a development team in-house, we can deliver a complete Figma file — wireframes, design system, all high-fidelity screens — and hand off directly to your developers with a specification document. We include Core Web Vitals guidance in the handoff so your developers know the performance targets each component must meet.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
Yes. We regularly work alongside in-house or agency development teams. We deliver the full Figma file with annotated specs, component documentation, and a CRO brief. If your developers have questions during build, we're available for technical review sessions. We also offer a post-launch CRO audit to verify the build was implemented correctly.