How it works
Five stages, one
fixed price.
No discovery phase billed by the hour, no three-week proposal cycle. You see the work before you commit to the build, and the price is agreed before anyone writes code.
Teardown
$900 · 3–5 business days
We test your quote path the way a buyer would — on a phone, from a cold start, with a real print and a real CAD file. Every point it fails gets documented with screenshots and load times. Then we rebuild one page so you can see the difference on your own domain, not in a slide deck.
You receive
- /Written findings
- /One page rebuilt
- /Fixed quote for the full build
Scope and quote
Same week
You pick a tier. The price is fixed before work starts — no hourly billing, no discovery retainer, no change orders for things that were obviously in scope. The teardown fee comes off the build in full if you go ahead within 30 days.
You receive
- /Fixed-price agreement
- /Page and capability list
- /Start date
Build on staging
5–12 business days
Everything is built on a private staging domain. Your current site stays exactly as it is and keeps taking calls. You review the real thing on your own phone and send changes until it is right.
You receive
- /Staging link
- /Two revision rounds
- /RFQ routing tested end to end
Cutover
Under an hour
Once you approve, we point your domain at the new infrastructure. There is no downtime and no window where the old site is half broken. Email, DNS records and anything else already running stay untouched.
You receive
- /Domain live
- /Redirects mapped
- /Old URLs preserved
Managed
Ongoing
The monthly is a managed RFQ system, not hosting. We confirm requests are reaching you, add capability pages when you bring on a machine or certification, keep the stack patched, and report on request volume and response times.
You receive
- /Delivery confirmation
- /Content updates
- /Quarterly reporting
Anatomy of the request
What a buyer actually walks through.
Every step exists to remove a reason to abandon. Contact details come last on purpose.
Entry
A buyer lands on a capability page that matches what he searched for — not a generic homepage he has to navigate from.
Qualify
Guided intake captures process, material, tolerance, quantity and timeline. Preset options, not a blank box, so the request arrives complete.
Upload
Prints and models go straight from his browser to secure storage. STEP, IGES, DXF, DWG, SLDPRT, PDF or a zipped package.
Contact
Name, company and how to reach him — asked last, once he has already invested effort, which is when completion rates are highest.
Deliver
The request arrives in your inbox or CRM with the spec summarised and files attached. Delivery is verified, retried on failure, and flagged if it still doesn't land.
Under the hood
Why it holds up.
Edge-rendered pages
Static where possible, served from the edge. No plugin stack to slow down or break after an update.
Direct-to-storage uploads
Large assemblies bypass the server entirely and upload straight to encrypted storage, so they don't time out the way mail attachments do.
Confirmed delivery
Every submission is acknowledged before the buyer sees a success screen, and files are stored separately from the message so a large model can never silently break the send.
Structured capability data
Processes, materials, tolerances and certifications are structured content, so a new machine is a config change rather than a rebuild.
Deliver
The request arrives in your inbox or CRM with the spec summarised and files attached. The buyer only sees confirmation once it has gone through.
What we need from you
About two hours of your time. Total.
One call to walk through what you run, then a folder of material. We write the copy. You correct anything we get wrong about the work.
Typical timelines
Measured from the day content lands, not from the day you sign. Delays are almost always waiting on photos.
Start here
Start with the teardown.
$900 to find out exactly what your quote path is losing, with one page rebuilt so you can judge the work on your own domain. Credited in full against any build within 30 days.