Do you work with businesses outside Toronto and Vancouver?
Yes — our Canadian project work is distributed across the country, including Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Montreal, Halifax, and regional businesses across British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. Revenue website architecture works the same regardless of city. All project work is managed remotely, which is standard across every market we serve. You don't need to be in a major metro to get conversion architecture and genuine CRO.
How long does a website build take?
A full revenue website build takes 8–12 weeks from the architecture review to launch. Landing pages are typically 3–4 weeks. We don't offer faster timelines at the expense of architecture quality or CRO setup — a build that skips either produces a website that looks good and converts poorly, which is the problem most clients come to us with.
What's a CRO audit and do I need one?
A CRO audit identifies exactly where visitors are leaving your site without taking the action you want them to take. We install session recording and heatmap software, let it run for 2–4 weeks, then analyse visitor behaviour, map funnel drop-offs, and score each fix by estimated revenue impact. You receive a prioritised action list. If your website gets traffic but generates few leads, a CRO audit tells you why — and what to fix first. It's available as a standalone engagement.
What platforms do you build on?
WordPress with a custom block theme (not Elementor or page builders), Webflow, Next.js, and Shopify. The recommendation depends on your content management workflow and technical context. Full source files and documentation are handed over regardless of platform.
What's the difference between a revenue website and a regular website?
A revenue website has a single defined conversion goal for every page and is built to convert a specific visitor type at a specific stage of their decision process. A regular website presents information about the company. The practical difference: revenue websites are built from a conversion brief, not a design brief. The first question is "what do we want this visitor to do?" not "what should this page look like?"
How do you measure whether the website is working?
GA4 conversion tracking is configured before launch — form submissions, phone clicks, CTA interactions, scroll depth, all tracked by source and page. Heatmaps run from week one. Monthly reports show conversion rate by page and by traffic source. You see exactly what the website generates, not just how many visits it receives.
Do you do design-only projects (Figma handoff)?
Yes. We deliver complete Figma files — wireframes, design system, all high-fidelity screens — with annotated specs, Core Web Vitals guidance, and a CRO brief for your development team.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
Yes. We work alongside in-house and agency development teams and deliver full Figma documentation, component specs, and a CRO brief. We're available for technical review sessions during the build.