You fill one short form and send us four things: your logo, a paragraph about your business, your preferred colours, and any photos or content you want on the site.
That’s the whole ask. Ten minutes of your time.
Three weeks becomes six. Six becomes three months. Meanwhile your competitor is already ranking on Google and you’re still emailing about the colour of a button.
You’re not paying for a website. You’re paying for account managers, project managers, discovery workshops, and a very nice office in the city centre.
So now you’re the designer, the copywriter, the SEO consultant and the person who has to figure out why it looks broken on an iPhone. You have a business to run.
You wanted a website. You got a project.
Not a page builder. Not a bloated theme with forty plugins. Clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript that loads fast and looks right on every phone, tablet and laptop.
Proper title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, sitemap, robots.txt and schema markup — so Google knows exactly what you do and where you do it.
We structure your content so ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews can read and cite your business. An llms.txt file ships with every site.
We create custom imagery using licensed AI generation and premium upscaling — so your site doesn’t share its hero image with 400 other businesses.
Clear calls to action, working enquiry forms, click-to-call buttons, WhatsApp links, Google Maps embed. Visitors know what to do next.
Optimised images, lazy loading, minimal scripts. Fast sites rank better and convert better. Yours will be fast.
$200 and 48 hours are real numbers — but they only hold if the process stays tight. So here’s exactly what we need, and exactly where the limits are. No surprises on day two.
The 48-hour clock starts the moment this lands in our inbox — not when you first enquire.
Why we’re this strict: every extra revision round is another day of design time. Holding the line on one round is exactly what lets us charge $200 instead of $2,000. It’s not us being difficult — it’s the whole reason the price works.
Most agencies hide the number until they’ve had you on three calls. Here it is.
Hosting typically runs $3–$15/month and a domain about $12/year. We’ll point you at the cheapest sensible option — we don’t take a cut.
Prefer a bigger build? Multi-page, e-commerce and custom work are quoted individually. Ask us.
I honestly expected the 48-hour promise to come with some compromise, but it didn’t. I sent over our logo, services and a few notes, and two days later we had a clean, professional website that looked completely on-brand. The whole process was ridiculously easy.
We had been putting off our website for months because every agency made it sound like a six-week project. Ri8 Click got ours live in 48 hours. It looks modern, works perfectly on mobile and, most importantly, actually feels like our business.
I gave them our menu, logo, photos and basically said, ‘make it look good.’ That was pretty much it. The first version came back the next day and we were live shortly after. I’ve spent more time choosing a menu design than I did getting this website made.
I needed something professional fast because people were finding us on Google and we didn’t have a proper website to send them to. Within two days, everything was up — services, enquiry form, mobile version, the lot. Straightforward process and no unnecessary back-and-forth.
What impressed me most wasn’t just the speed. It was that the website didn’t look rushed. It was clean, credible and properly structured. We sent one list of changes, they handled it, and the site was ready. Exactly how a small business website project should work.
I thought 48 hours meant we’d end up with something generic. I was wrong. They understood the look we wanted almost immediately and gave us a site that feels sharp, current and easy for potential clients to use. I’d definitely use them again.
Speed on its own is easy — anyone can spin up a generic AI page in ten minutes. The reason our sites don’t look generated is that AI only handles the parts it’s genuinely good at: structure, first-draft copy, layout options, image generation. Every decision that affects whether someone actually trusts your business — hierarchy, tone, spacing, what goes above the fold, what gets cut — is made by a person who has built sites for restaurants, clinics, estate agents and salons before.