Most B2B sites fail not because they look bad, but because they were built for the company that existed two years ago. The product moved. The team grew. The clients got bigger. The site stayed.
This engagement rebuilds it. Strategy, design, and Framer build in one sprint — no handoffs, no translation loss between what was decided and what shipped.
Landing page starts at $1,500. Multi-page site (4+ pages) starts at $2,500.
Why one person doing all of it matters
When strategy, design, and development are three separate vendors, something always slips in the handoff. The positioning that made sense in the brief looks different by the time a developer is wiring up components.
I own the whole thing. The brand logic that informed the wireframes shows up in how the site behaves, not just how it looks.
Who this is for
B2B tech, AI, and SaaS companies whose current site doesn't reflect where they actually are — companies that have raised, scaled, or moved upmarket and need a site that holds up when an enterprise buyer or investor actually looks.
Founders preparing for a launch, fundraise, or category move where the site is doing real strategic work.
Teams who want one accountable person, not a relay race through three vendors.
Not for: teams that only need development and already have a finished Figma design (see Framer Development from $700). Or companies that need a 20+ page content-heavy site — reach out and we'll scope it separately.
What you walk away with
Full design built directly in Framer — every page structured to do a specific job in the funnel, not just exist.
A reusable component system — type, color, motion — built to extend without rebuilding.
A pixel-tight Framer build, responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
CMS setup where needed: blog, case studies, logos, careers.
Performance optimization: lazy loading, asset compression, font tuning. Real Lighthouse scores.
SEO foundation: meta tags, OG images, sitemap, robots.txt, semantic HTML.
Most B2B sites fail not because they look bad, but because they were built for the company that existed two years ago. The product moved. The team grew. The clients got bigger. The site stayed.
This engagement rebuilds it. Strategy, design, and Framer build in one sprint — no handoffs, no translation loss between what was decided and what shipped.
Landing page starts at $1,500. Multi-page site (4+ pages) starts at $2,500.
Why one person doing all of it matters
When strategy, design, and development are three separate vendors, something always slips in the handoff. The positioning that made sense in the brief looks different by the time a developer is wiring up components.
I own the whole thing. The brand logic that informed the wireframes shows up in how the site behaves, not just how it looks.
Who this is for
B2B tech, AI, and SaaS companies whose current site doesn't reflect where they actually are — companies that have raised, scaled, or moved upmarket and need a site that holds up when an enterprise buyer or investor actually looks.
Founders preparing for a launch, fundraise, or category move where the site is doing real strategic work.
Teams who want one accountable person, not a relay race through three vendors.
Not for: teams that only need development and already have a finished Figma design (see Framer Development from $700). Or companies that need a 20+ page content-heavy site — reach out and we'll scope it separately.
What you walk away with
Full design built directly in Framer — every page structured to do a specific job in the funnel, not just exist.
A reusable component system — type, color, motion — built to extend without rebuilding.
A pixel-tight Framer build, responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
CMS setup where needed: blog, case studies, logos, careers.
Performance optimization: lazy loading, asset compression, font tuning. Real Lighthouse scores.
SEO foundation: meta tags, OG images, sitemap, robots.txt, semantic HTML.