For five years I sat in the developer's seat of the marketing industry and watched the same thing on repeat: the ads worked, the site lost the customer.
The campaign was almost never the problem. The website underneath it was.
Real businesses, real launches, public numbers. Click through, browse on your phone, run them through PageSpeed. That's the portfolio review I'd do.
Georgina, Ontario
MATCON has renovated homes across the GTA and Kawartha Lakes since 2016, backed by a 5 year warranty and a $0 deposit model. They had the credentials. Their web presence didn't show any of it. I built a site that puts the proof up front and turns searches into quote requests.
Aurora, Ontario · serving Ontario-wide
Mammoth erects scaffolding, shoring, and event structures across Ontario with Carpenters Local 27 and Local 18 crews. They bid on hospitals, industrial plants, and major events, and needed a web presence that could stand next to those bids. I gave them one, with a 24/7 emergency line wired through the whole site.
MAKR is a developer studio, not a marketing shop. The edge comes from where I've worked: 5+ years engineering the landing pages, tracking, and SEO tooling behind real ad campaigns. I watched what converts from the inside. Now I build every site that way by default.
Five years as a developer inside the PPC and SEO industry, building the landing pages, tracking, and search tooling real campaigns ran on. I watched exactly which sites make money. Now I only build that kind.
Slow sites lose people before the pitch lands. My live builds score in the high 90s on Lighthouse performance with zero layout shift. Public numbers. Run the test yourself. Tonight.
Source code, domain, hosting, content, analytics. All of it transfers on launch day. Leave whenever you want and take everything with you. No hostage fees.
A real price and a real timeline before I start, and a two-month warranty after launch. If something breaks, I fix it free. If you don't need me, I say so.
Speed and stability are measurable, so I measure them. These are not targets on a slide. They're what my live builds score right now.
Where my live builds land, desktop. Public URLs, check any time.
CLS across every page I've shipped. Nothing jumps, ever.
Free fixes and tweaks after launch. In writing, no fine print.
Code, domain, content, analytics. All yours on launch day.
Twenty minutes or a short form. I learn what your business does, what a customer is worth to you, and quote it flat. If you don't need a new site, I tell you.
Sitemap, copy direction, and the conversion path get locked first. What a visitor should do on each page, what Google needs to see, then how it all looks.
Hand-coded on a modern stack, no page builders. You watch the site come together on a private link and drop comments while I work.
I launch, transfer full ownership, and stay on for two months of free fixes and tweaks. After that, growth services if you want them. Nothing is bundled by default.
From templated launches to fully custom builds. Same standard of craft, different scope. Every tier ships with the two-month warranty and full ownership transfer.
Live in weeks, not quarters.
Frames I hand-coded and performance-tuned in advance. I fit your brand, copy, and photos into a structure that already converts.
A proven frame, your fingerprints.
Start from a frame, then I design and build the sections that matter most for your business. A custom hero, a quoting flow, a gallery, a calculator.
Designed from a blank page.
From-scratch design and build. Discovery, mockups, prototype, production. For businesses that want a site nobody else could have.
Want the feature-by-feature comparison? The pricing page has every line item, hosting options, and the warranty terms.
Compare all tiersThe growth services that live in code, the kind I built for the ad industry for five years. Every one is optional and none are bundled by default. Add them when the site should start pulling its weight.
Structured data, crawlability, Core Web Vitals, local landing pages. The half of SEO that lives in code, which is the half I've built for five years.
Clean event tracking, real conversion goals, and a monthly report you can read in five minutes. Know exactly what the site earns you.
I handle hosting, deploys, SSL, and uptime for a flat monthly fee. Optional. It's your code, host it anywhere.
Ongoing edits, new sections, and content drops without re-quoting every ask. Send a Loom, I ship it.
Paste your URL and I run it through Google's own test rig. A real Lighthouse pass, translated into plain business terms. Free, no email, about thirty seconds. I never see your results.
Or test this very siteGetting quotes from other studios? Run their last three builds through PageSpeed before you sign anything. Then run mine. Takes five minutes and tells you more than any pitch deck.
No office, no account managers, no six week discovery phase. You work directly with me, the developer building your site, on a foundation I've already proven in production. You pay for the build, not the overhead.
No. Every site is hand-coded on Next.js, the framework used by Nike, OpenAI, and Netflix. That's why my builds score in the high 90s on Lighthouse while page-builder sites crawl. It also means no plugin updates, no security patches, nothing to babysit.
No, and I won't pretend to be. I'm a developer. But I spent five years building the landing pages, tracking, and SEO tooling behind real ad campaigns, so every site ships with the search structure and conversion path a good campaign needs. If you want ads managed, I'll tell you what to look for in an agency, and your site will be ready for whoever runs it.
You do. Source code, domain, content, analytics. Everything transfers at launch. If you ever want to leave, you take it all with you.
I can usually start within a week. Templated builds go live in 2 to 4 weeks, semi-custom in 4 to 6. You get a staging link in the first week either way.
A logo if you have one, photos of your work, and an honest description of what you do and who your best customers are. I handle the structure and everything technical, and I shape the page copy from what you give me.
Two months of free fixes and tweaks on every build, no fine print. After that you can host it yourself, or add hosting, technical SEO, analytics, or a retainer if you want the site actively working for you.
Sometimes. If a rescue costs more than a rebuild, I'll say so with numbers. Send me the URL and I'll tell you straight, free.
Tell me what you do and what a customer is worth to you. You'll hear back within a day with a tier, a timeline, and a flat quote. No pressure, no follow-up sequence.
