Front end and back end. Built together, not stapled together
Full Architecture
Most businesses build these separately: different people, different times, and it shows. They don't talk to each other. I build them as one system: the presence that brings people in, and the infrastructure that keeps them once they're in.
Your marketing funnel plugs straight into your intake system instead of dropping leads at the door
Your website's conversion path is built by someone who already knows what happens after "book a call", because I'm building that too
One diagnostic. One roadmap. One person accountable for everything a prospect touches from first search to signed client.
Why build it together:
The gaps between "who built the website" and "who built the backend" are usually where things quietly fall through. A form that doesn't route anywhere, a follow-up that never got automated. When one person holds the whole picture, those gaps don't get the chance to exist.
This is for you if: you need more than one piece. Most people do.
Same process as everything else: Diagnostic, Installation, Stabilization. Scoped across whatever disciplines apply.
Pricing:
Quoted after the Diagnostic. Combined work gets scoped together, not just added up line by line. Integration replaces standalone tasks more often than it stacks on top of them.