Small on purpose
No account managers, no subcontractors you have never met, no deck standing in for a working site.
Why one thing, at one price
We would rather do one job properly than list seven and be mediocre at all of them. Right now that job is websites, and the founding rate is $500.
A small business quoted five figures for a website usually walks away and keeps the Facebook page. That is the gap this is aimed at. The founding rate is low because the scope is fixed and the overhead is small, not because the work is rushed.
Who's behind it
You work directly with the people building your project — no account managers, no hand-offs.
Sirrion DixonFounder & CFO
Oversees every dollar that moves through the operation. Equivalent exchange is the law here — he pays what's owed and collects what's earned, no exceptions.
Moyo OmolayoProduct Manager & Head Consultant
Sets the blueprint before anyone writes a line of code — a master's in computer science under his belt, so the architecture behind every project actually holds up.
Femi AkindehindeCTO
The one keeping systems stable when everything's under pressure. Built and ran RKM Labs into a multimillion-dollar business before this — technical problems don't faze him.
Maximo AlanisMarketing Manager
Gets the name ringing before the product even drops. Bachelor's in marketing, street-level execution — he turns a quiet build into something the whole city's already talking about.
Ship first, explain second
You see a real link partway through the build, not a mockup and not a proposal. The founding price exists for the same reason: we would rather earn the case studies at a low number than pitch without proof.
Start your site
$250 to start, $500 in total, and nothing more owed until you have seen the site working.