The website that looks ten years old
An existing website modernised in place
Businesses with a live site want it to look current and convert, with the content, the rankings and the platform kept. Builders keep shipping blank canvases instead.
Small business with a site nobody maintains
The site is live, it earns, and nobody on staff can touch it. They want it kept alive, not rebuilt.
A non-technical business owner with a live WordPress, Shopify or no-code site and no developer on staff. They buy small, bounded fixes when something breaks, a migration when a prototype outgrows its tool, email authentication when outreach stops landing, and a modernised layout with the content and rankings intact. Low budget tolerance, minimal appetite for a redesign from scratch.
Who they are
In their own words
The site is live and nobody on staff can touch it. I want small, bounded fixes when something breaks, not a redesign.
I prototyped the site with AI tools myself. Now it needs a proper migration and I have no developer to hand it to.
We keep a legacy storefront stable rather than rebuilding it. Maintenance is a safety net, not a project.
What they are asking for
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