Here is how it works: you approve, and I do everything else.
The rebuild is completely done for you. Your live site stays up until the day you say “switch.”
Audit
I review your site and plan the rebuild.
Your part: one 60-min call
Build
I rebuild every page in a preview space.
Your part: nothing
Test
I test every page, form, and phone screen.
Your part: look at the preview
Launch
I guide the DNS switch and check everything after it.
Your part: make the DNS change
Your part of the work is about three hours in total.
You do
- - One 60-min call
- - React to previews
- - Make the DNS change
≈ 3 hours of your time.
I do ... all of it
↑ Click each one ... this is the work you're not doing
Every page mapped. Every menu, every link, every path ... so people find things and search engines understand your site.
No agency to manage. No developer to chase.
You are probably wondering why everyone does not do this.
Because switching a website feels risky. Here's why this one isn't.
“What if something breaks?”
→ I check everything before the switch. The switch itself is one small DNS change ... seconds.
“What if we don't like it?”
→ Your old site is still there, untouched. Going back is the same DNS change ... seconds, any time.
“Which tools do we have to pick?”
→ None. That decision is made and already proven.
“Does security need to vet this?”
→Send them Ploy's security page. One link, not a vendor review.
“Who manages it after?”
→Your team ... and it's now far easier than what you have. That's the whole point.
If you want to go back, changing the domain setting takes seconds. Your total time is about 3 hours, and likely less.
After launch, your team runs the site easily.
The site is built on Ploy, so editing is simple. After launch, routine changes typically move in 1 to 2 days ... not as a project.
Watch the editing demo →The price is one number, and everything above is included.
$7,500
Once. No retainer. If your current site cost five figures and you still regularly pay an agency for changes, this should be a dramatically better model.
If you are not sure it fits, just ask me.
I'll tell you ... even if the answer is “you don't need me.”