I don’t start from a template or from Wix: I write it myself, with your brand and your words. You pay once and the code is in your name.
From USD 500, paid once.
Each one belongs to a business that doesn’t exist, with example hours and prices. Everything you touch responds: the cart adds up and the form shows you the message the owner would get. The examples are in Spanish, made for businesses in Argentina; yours is written in your clients’ language.
The customer picks from the catalog and buys or asks without calling you.
Marlasca, clothing and shoes
For someone who sells products and wants to take payment on their own site.
The catalog with filters, the product page with sizes and stock, the cart, checkout in steps with a test payment, and order tracking.
Lumina, handmade lamps
For someone who makes their own pieces and sells to order, with a question before the purchase.
A lamp dropping against black, the catalog of pieces in photos, and the inquiry about a piece written out on screen.
Cabo Blanco Propiedades, real estate
For the agency that wants to show its listings without depending only on the big portals.
It opens with the listings in photos and filters; each listing has its gallery and floor plan, and the viewing is requested from there.
Whoever comes in sees when you’re open and books right there.
Taller Delmiro, auto repair shop
For the repair shop, the car wash or the hair salon: whoever comes in has to be able to book.
It opens with the shop in a photo; each step of what happens to the car has its own photo, and the appointment is booked from the same page.
Veterinaria Airén, vet clinic
For the vet, the doctor’s office or the physical therapist who sees people by appointment.
The vet explains how she works, next to photos of the practice; booking, emergencies and when the next vaccine is due, right there.
Raíz, yoga and meditation
For the yoga studio, the small gym or anyone who runs workshops with limited spots.
Warm paper, the week’s classes and the first class booked from the page.
Cielo Hondo, stargazing trips
For the agency or the guide who sells trips with a date and a limited number of spots.
The sky with its constellation drawn in, the destinations in photos, and the booking with a date and the number of people.
Explain how you work, and get messages with the case already explained.
Estudio Olaechea & Brandán, law firm
For lawyers, accountants or notaries: people arrive with a question.
The page is organized around the questions people bring: what to bring to the meeting, the fees, and the consultation requested from there.
Vértigo, design studio
For anyone who sells their work by showing it: design, photography, architecture.
The giant headline on black, the projects, the services, and a project described through a form.
Sentinela, IT security
For the service company that sells to other companies and needs them to ask for a meeting.
The shield and the service console, the assessment with the first page of the report, what to do if your files were encrypted, and the audit requested from the page.
The product in plain sight, and how to try it.
Vâro, treasury for companies
For someone who sells software on subscription and wants the product on the first screen.
The treasury dashboard up top, what the product does next to each screen, the plans, and a demo requested from the page.
Pulsar, data dashboards
For an application that has to explain itself quickly and let people try it.
The dark panel with its charts, what it connects to, the questions it answers, and a trial requested from the page.
Nivel, tasks and projects
For an application that teams use: it shows how you work with it.
The team board next to the headline, each feature with its screen, and the plans given the same weight.
Sumá, installment calculator
For someone who wants their page to do something: quote, calculate, simulate.
The installment calculator works at the very top; below, how it is used at a counter, who it is for, and the questions.
I designed and coded it myself. The sky on the home page and the monogram that assembles itself as it loads are what the Premium tier brings, and the other two don’t.
Before I code, I send you a mockup you can open and click through, and you approve it. The page is designed for the phone first. It comes with the technical SEO done (the sitemap, the data for Google and the preview when someone shares the link), and the form reaches your WhatsApp, which is where you’ll see it.
The domain and the hosting are in your name and paid with your card; I set them up. The code stays in a repository of yours. If tomorrow you want to switch developers, you take everything with you.
A section is a part of the page with its own topic: what you do, your services, past work, questions, contact. Essential puts them all on one page. Complete and Premium can spread them across separate pages, each with its own address.
USD 500
Delivered in 1 to 2 weeks. It comes with 30 days of adjustments and 1 month of maintenance included.
A single page with what it takes to sell: what you do, who it is for, proof that it works and how to reach you.
It does not include a catalog, a blog or more than one language.
USD 1,500
Delivered in 2 to 4 weeks. It comes with 30 days of adjustments and 1 month of maintenance included.
A site with several pages and tracking set up, so you can advertise and see what each dollar brings in.
USD 2,500
Like this very site.
Delivered in 4 to 6 weeks. It comes with 60 days of adjustments and 2 months of maintenance included.
Everything in Complete, with editorial design and animations made for your brand.
Essential is delivered in 1 to 2 weeks. You pay once and the code is yours from day one.
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