I'm Praz. I build fast, honest websites for Sydney small businesses. One person, flat price, live in about a week.
That's me. You'll be dealing with me the whole way, not a form.
New Season Air is a real Sydney business with sixty-odd five star reviews and a site that takes nine seconds to load on a phone. They haven't hired me and they don't know me. I rebuilt their homepage anyway, because it was faster than explaining what I'd do.
It's running live below. Scroll it, tap it, it's the real thing. This is exactly what turns up in your inbox, for free, if you send me your business name.
An unsolicited rebuild, not client work. Loads in under a second on 4G.
Usually I've already had a look. I rebuild your homepage and email it to you before you've paid me anything. If you hate it, that's the end of it.
Fifteen minutes. What you do, who you want ringing you, what annoys you about the current site. No brief documents, no discovery workshop.
I build it, you check it on your phone, I ship it. After that you ring me and I pick up my phone. That's the whole pitch.
No quotes, no packages, no "starting from".
Half up front, half when it's live.
Optional, and cancel any month. You keep the site either way.
Because there's no office, no account managers, and nobody billing you for a meeting about a meeting. It's me at a desk in Sydney with low overheads and a fast keyboard. An agency would charge you six grand for this and hand it to someone two years out of uni.
I've spent seven years as a software engineer, most of it on systems where a slow page costs somebody real money. I do this on the side because I kept meeting people whose businesses run on reputation and whose websites quietly work against them.
A clinic with a hundred and forty reviews and a booking button that doesn't work on an iPhone. A renovator whose best work is buried on a Facebook page. The business is already good. The website is the bit that hasn't caught up.
So I'm keeping it small on purpose: a couple of builds at a time, code I write myself, my own phone number. If it ever gets big enough that I can't do that, I'll stop taking work rather than hire someone to sound like me.
I'll rebuild your homepage and email it to you within a few days. Free, and there's nothing to sign. If you'd rather just talk, ring me.