Two brothers, two countries.

We started this because we kept noticing the same thing: good local businesses — people who are genuinely excellent at what they do — losing work to competitors with worse service and better websites.

The gap isn't skill. It's that building a decent website has historically been expensive, slow, and full of jargon designed to make you feel like you shouldn't ask questions. Most owners we talk to have either been quoted something eye-watering or been burned by someone who disappeared halfway through.

So we kept it deliberately small and deliberately cheap. A short list of services, published prices, and work we're willing to put our own name on. We'd rather build forty affordable sites that actually help than a handful of expensive ones.

There are two of us, and we're brothers — one in the United States, one in South Africa. That means we work remotely, over email and calls and shared drafts you can react to. It also means we've seen what a small budget actually looks like in both places, which is why our prices are set separately for each country rather than converted from one to the other.