Published work, with the address next to it.
5 sites that are live right now. Every one of them linked: open it, read it on your phone, time how long it takes to load. That is worth more than anything we could write here.
Masséna Pétrole
A company that brings struggling oil fields back into production and negotiates with people in Dubai and Caracas on the same day. The site had to look the part from the first second: a restrained cover, its two service lines explained without filler, and the same page in Spanish and English depending on who opens it.
Richmond Resources
A trading house moving energy and industrial commodities across borders, in rooms where nobody asks twice. The job was one of order: four sides of the business — trading, upstream, midstream and downstream — each given its own block, with the operations map and the contact form one scroll away.
Ana Rituals
A full-service aesthetics and laser clinic in central Madrid, where most visitors already have a treatment in mind. So the page takes them straight to it: facials, body treatments and laser each in their own block, the address and opening hours visible up top, and a WhatsApp button following you down the screen so you can write the moment you decide.
Saloom
Saloom is a management platform for salons, spas and barbershops, and its website is what has to sell it. It opens with the problem any owner recognises — the paper diary, the overflowing WhatsApp, the no-shows — and only then shows the app, so the demo gets requested by someone who already knows what it fixes.
Match Horse
An exchange where players bet against each other rather than against the house. That has to be explained before anyone signs up, so the site tells it in three steps, with a sample market board — labelled as a sample — that shows in one glance what takes a paragraph to describe.
One clarification, because everything here gets published: these builds are of different sizes, and not every one of them came out of a package with a 48 hours clock on it. They are here because they are the same hands and the same judgement that go into your site. What is a closed promise is what the pricing page says: $199–$899, published, live in 48 hours.
What every build has in common
Hand-built structure rather than a theme with a logo dropped in. Copy written from your intake. Mobile-first, with the phone number reachable one-handed. Fast enough to load on a weak signal. Submitted for indexing on launch day. And handed over complete — domain in your name, files on request.
The full schedule is on the how-it-works page, and if you want to see what a build for your trade contains before you decide, each of these pages spells it out: