Developers throughand through.
I run MAKR from Toronto after five years as the developer inside the PPC, SEO, and ads industry. I build websites to a measurable result. No design committees, no retainers you didn't ask for, no lock-in.
Where the inside edge comes from.
For five years I sat in the developer's seat of the marketing industry: building the landing pages, tracking setups, and SEO tooling that real PPC campaigns ran on. Agencies sold the strategy. I engineered the part that had to actually work.
That seat shows you everything. Which sites rank, which pages convert, where ad budgets quietly die. The difference almost never came down to the campaign. It came down to the quality of the website underneath it: speed, structure, and a clear path to action.
So that's what I build now: websites engineered to the standard campaigns demand, whether or not you ever run one. Performance scores I publish, structured data Google actually reads, forms that land in your inbox, and a conversion path I can defend line by line. The visual layer gives each site its personality. The spine is non-negotiable.
MAKR is one senior developer and the specialists each build needs. You talk to the person writing the code. That is the whole org chart.
Four things I refuse to compromise.
- background01
The inside edge, written in code.
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.
- performance02
Speed you can verify.
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.
- ownership03
You own every last file.
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.
- trust04
Flat quotes. Straight answers.
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.
Measured,not promised.
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.
- 01◇95+Lighthouse perf
Where my live builds land, desktop. Public URLs, check any time.
- 02◇0Layout shift
CLS across every page I've shipped. Nothing jumps, ever.
- 03◇2 moWarranty
Free fixes and tweaks after launch. In writing, no fine print.
- 04◇100 %Ownership
Code, domain, content, analytics. All yours on launch day.
No mystery box.
Four steps to live.
- OP 01Intake
One call. Zero sales script.
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.
step / 01next ↓ - OP 02Plan
Structure before style.
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.
step / 02next ↓ - OP 03Build
Staging link in week one.
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.
step / 03next ↓ - OP 04Launch
Live, handed over, covered.
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.
step / 04ship
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.