The Work. receipts on file
A short list, on purpose. Everything below went live, stayed live, and belongs to somebody who'd still take our call on a Saturday. The list is short because the bar for getting on it is annoying.
A hometown brokerage that owns its own MLS search.
A Magic Valley brokerage redesign with the hard part built in-house: a direct IMLS feed, map search, typo-proof autocomplete, and leads that land with the right agent in the CRM before anyone has to forward an email.
Shipped, and still answering the phone.
The ones with full write-ups. Open any of them for the system, the math, and what it actually cost.
Cookies, used books, and a 1979 box truck. The website had to keep up.
A bakery-and-bookshop on wheels, with a site built from the things on the counter: a handwritten order slip, a shelf of spines, and Colt, the cat who reviews everything. Underneath sits a custom pre-order system wired to Square and the CRM.
From invisible online to top-five in Google.
A new restaurant trying to compete against the casino-restaurant gravity well next door — with no website and a Google listing that locals were maliciously marking "Closed." We built the site, the brand, and locked the listing down.
"We were getting marked closed on Saturdays by people who didn't want us here. Gio fixed the website, fixed the listing, and started replying to every review himself. We stopped losing weekends and started filling tables."
Great work, no website — still losing the bid.
A fast-growing GC was winning on referrals and losing bids to competitors with worse work and a real domain. We built the brand, the site, and the service architecture.
"It was frustrating, no matter how great our work was, we were still passed up because we didn't have a website. Three months after Gio shipped ours, we're averaging four new inquiries a month from people we'd never have heard from otherwise."
The smaller ones, done the same way.
Single-deliverable jobs: a site, a flow, an identity refresh. No write-ups for these, but we'll walk you through any of them on a call.
Every file, one row.
Sorted by file number. Click any row to open the case study where one exists.
The ledger.
Cumulative across every project on file, including a couple of private builds we can't name here. Their numbers still count.
Coverage map.
Where the work has lived so far. Mostly service businesses with real operations behind them, plus a few neighbors we wandered into and enjoyed.
What we won't show off.
- Anything still in progress. Nothing goes on the wall before it goes live.
- Sites that were later left to rot. Once nobody's maintaining it, it stops being a good argument for us.
- NDAs. There are two private builds we'd kill to talk about. Ask in the room.
- Our own. It's here. You're looking at it.
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Bring us a service business with real revenue and a real bottleneck, and you'll see the math before you ever see a quote. Fair warning: this page only takes projects that actually went live.