Who we build for
Built for how small businesses actually work.
Three kinds of businesses we work with most — but we'll happily talk to anyone in the same neighborhood.
01 · Course creators
For teachers and course creators.
If you teach — languages, music, fitness, business — you're probably losing 5–10% of every sale to a platform that locks you in and looks like 50,000 other course sites.
- →Teachable / Kajabi / Thinkific cut 5–10% of every sale, forever.
- →You can't move your students elsewhere — they belong to the platform.
- →Your "branded" page is just their template with your logo dropped in.
- →Custom features (placement tests, flashcards, course-specific flows) are impossible.
02 · Makers + artisan shops
For makers and artisan shops.
If you make and sell — woodworking, ceramics, leather, candles, prints — Etsy and Shopify are great until your fees start outpacing what you save.
- →Etsy takes 13%+ across listing, transaction, and payment fees.
- →Shopify charges monthly forever, plus payment fees, plus app fees.
- →On both, your site looks indistinguishable from 1,000 other shops in your niche.
- →You don't own the customer relationship — they own it.
03 · Bakeries + specialty food
For specialty food businesses.
If you sell food — a bakery, a catering operation, a coffee roaster, a specialty grocer — you need a site that helps people find you, order, and come back.
- →Square / Toast are point-of-sale tools, not real online presences.
- →Generic restaurant templates make every local bakery look identical.
- →No good way to take online orders, manage menu changes, or run delivery without third-party apps.
- →Most food businesses have no real digital marketing infrastructure.
Don't see your industry?
Trades, photographers, therapists, coaches, consultants — if you have a small business that'd benefit from a custom site, get in touch.