And if you go ahead with any of the work, it costs you nothing. The fee comes off your first invoice.
You're not buying a call. You're buying the thing a call is supposed to produce: a ranked list of what to fix, in what order, with the reasoning attached.
I audit the whole thing. Your website and how much of its traffic actually turns into enquiries, where you rank in search, whether AI tools name you when someone asks about your kind of work, and what your social profiles say to a stranger who's deciding whether to trust you. You get documentation of all of it, which usually shows you're already paying for more attention than you're converting.
What lands in your inbox
Already know what you want built?
Skip the roadmap. Describe the project in the form below; a website, a campaign, a specific piece of work and I'll come back with a scope and a price instead.
How it works
Your business, your goal, and your current website. A few lines is plenty to start.
Within one business day. If the roadmap isn't the right thing for you, I'll say so rather than take the $499.
Written, in plain English, and yours to keep. If you asked for a project quote instead, that comes back the same way: a clear scope and a clear price.
Four questions. Say whether you want the roadmap or a quote for specific work, and fill in what you can — anything missing, I'll ask.
You'll get a real answer from me, not an auto-reply.
The fee comes off your first invoice if you go ahead with any of the work.
The plan is written in plain English. You could take it to another agency or activate in-house.