It's 2026. Time to look like it.
If your site looks old, people leave.
They pick whoever showed up better.
Recent work
Both of these started as a blank file. No themes, no shortcuts. Just code I wrote myself.
What the research says
The right site pays for itself.
It books clients while you sleep, while you train, while you're living your life. You become the obvious choice before anyone even calls.
What I do
You already have a site. It just isn't doing its job. I keep your domain and your Google ranking, but I rebuild everything else from scratch. New look, new code, way faster. Same URL, totally different results.
Let's talk
of people judge a business by its website before they ever walk in or pick up the phone.
Stanford Web Credibility Research
Pricing
You pay once and you own the code. If you want me to keep things fresh after that, there's a monthly option. No contracts.
How it stacks up
| Squarespace | Agency | Ty | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | $0 | $8k–25k+ | $2,499 |
| Monthly cost | $33–65/mo forever | $100–300/mo retainer | $19.99/mo optional |
| You own the code | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Page speed | 3–6 seconds | Depends | <1 second |
| Locked to a platform | Yes | Often | Never |
| Custom design | Templates | Yes | Yes |
Squarespace
Agency
Ty
Under the hood
Your site won't live inside someone else's platform. No drag-and-drop builder. No monthly fee just to keep it online. I write every line by hand — HTML for the structure, CSS for how it looks, JavaScript for anything that moves. That's it. The same way Google, Apple, and every serious company builds theirs. It loads faster, ranks higher, and you own all of it.
<!-- your homepage, built from scratch -->
<section class="hero">
<h1>Your business name here</h1>
<p>The line that gets people to stay</p>
<a href="/book">Book now</a>
</section>