Launch: build your foundation

For new businesses and entrepreneurs who need a credible brand and digital presence before they can start winning customers.

For: startups, new SMEs, solo entrepreneurs setting up for the first time.

How you know this is you

You know this stage if: you are still deciding between a website and “just using Instagram,” your business card or WhatsApp Business profile is doing more work than any website, or you have never had a domain email address. None of that is a problem at this stage. It becomes one the moment a customer searches your business name and finds nothing credible.

What this includes

Relevant services

Web Design & Development

A site built for your business, not a template. Learn more →

Branding & Creative Identity

A logo and identity system that holds up everywhere it appears. Learn more →

Ignite Starter Pack: the package built for this stage

Logo, mini brand guide, business card design, a 4-5 page website, contact setup, basic SEO, and a week of post-launch support.

What happens after you reach out

01 — You tell us where things stand

You describe the business, who it serves, and what exists already (a logo, a name, nothing yet). No prior digital presence required.

02 — We scope it in writing

We turn that into a written scope: what gets built, what it costs, roughly how long it takes. You approve it before anything starts.

03 — We build to that scope

Logo and site first, in that order, since the site needs the identity to design against. You see drafts before they go live.

Questions about this stage

I have no logo or brand yet, can you still help?

Yes, that is the normal starting point at this stage. Brand identity is part of the Ignite package, built before the website so the site has something real to design around.

How long does launching take?

Four to six weeks from a signed scope for the Ignite package: brand identity, a 4-5 page site, and basic SEO. Larger scope takes longer, and we say so before you commit.

What if my business changes direction after launch?

A small site is easier to adjust than a large one for exactly this reason. Updates and additions are a normal follow-on project, not a rebuild.

Ready to launch?