One call, one week, one handover. You never touch code.
1. The intake call
An hour on your niche, your top videos, your colours and your domain. That's the last meeting.
2. The build
We clone our Notion template into your workspace, point the site at it and write your welcome funnel from your three best-performing videos. The site deploys to Cloudflare's edge, so hosting costs you $0/month, forever.
3. The handover
You get the deed: domain in your registrar account, Notion in your workspace, list in your Brevo account, code in your GitHub. A one-page runbook shows you how to edit anything. Change a page in Notion; the site updates in under a minute.
Found by people and by machines
The build ships with the discovery layer done. Every page carries its own search title and summary, held in one Notion table you edit like a spreadsheet. Google gets structured data, a sitemap and a canonical address for every page. AI answer engines get the whole site in their own format: a plain-text index at /llms.txt and the full text of every page at /llms-full.txt. When someone asks a machine who does what you do, your site is legible to it.
What stays yours
All of it. That's the point. If we vanish tomorrow, nothing you own stops working.