Most business websites in Nigeria are digital brochures. They sit there looking nice and wait to be asked. A smart website goes to work — it gets found on Google, captures the enquiry, answers questions at 2am, and follows up until the person books.
Sample feed — this is what a working website does overnight.
A brochure waits. A machine works.
This is the only thing we do, and the only thing we want you to remember. Both of these cost about the same to build. Only one of them makes you money while you are asleep.
A nice-looking page with your services and a phone number on it. Everything after that is your job.
The same page, except it is doing five jobs for you every hour of every day, whether you are working or not.
Smart websites that work for you.
We are not going to list technologies at you. Everything below is live on this page right now — because a company that says it builds smart websites should be able to show you one.
When someone in Abuja types what you sell into Google, there are ten results. Almost nobody scrolls past the first three.
We build every site so Google can read it properly — fast pages, clear structure, real answers to the questions people actually type. That is what moves you up the list.
Most enquiries are the same eight questions. Do you handle my car. How much is a consultation. Are you open Saturday. Where exactly are you.
A support chatbot answers all of them instantly, in your words, and then does the thing a human forgets to do: it asks for the name and number and books the appointment.
A phone number on a page is a dead end. Half the people who want you will not call a stranger — but they will fill in a short form if it feels like it understands them.
Our forms change as people answer. Ask a mechanic's customer what car they drive and the next question is about that car. People finish forms that feel personal, and every answer arrives with the lead.
This is where almost all the money is lost. Someone enquires, you are busy, three days pass, and they have booked with somebody else. It is not laziness — it is being a business owner.
We build the follow-up once and it runs forever: the lead is saved and tagged, a WhatsApp goes out in sixty seconds, a reminder lands before the appointment, and if they go quiet, it tries again.
"Business is slow" is a feeling. "Instagram sent 40 people and none of them booked, Google sent 12 and eight booked" is a decision you can make money from.
You get one simple dashboard. Where people came from, how many became leads, how many became customers, and what each one cost you to get.
Smart websites, built to sell. Open any of them.
Every one of these is a complete, working site — forms that branch, quizzes that score you, calculators that price a job, chat that books an appointment. Click through and use them properly. That is the point.
A job-card form that asks different questions for a gearbox than for air conditioning, then returns a bay time, a price band and a slot.
A six-question skin assessment that recommends a real treatment plan with a real price — before anyone picks up a phone.
Every price published, a live appointment diary you book yourself, and a monthly payment plan worked out on the spot.
A floor plan that redraws itself to your guest count and layout, tells you honestly if it fits, then prices your date.
A twelve-question scorecard that grades the visitor's own business and charts it against everyone else. Then asks for the call.
A site plan where you switch on the areas that worry you. It draws the camera coverage, counts the cameras, sizes the recorder and prices the job.
Drag a before and after, then build a room-by-room budget that moves the programme and the payment stages along with the price.
Pick an occasion and a date. It names the room that fits, the minimum spend for that particular night, and the deposit that holds it.
Pick a colour and it lands on a real wall — and repaints the entire website around it. Then it measures the room and prices the job.
A live floor plan showing which of the eighteen tables are still free on your night, with the minimum spend for that exact date.
About this portfolio. We are a new agency, so rather than show you nothing, we built one ourselves. Every site here is a complete website for a business we invented. Every form, quiz, calculator and booking tool in them is real and working — that is what we are actually showing you.
Build your price.
Every website starts at ₦370,000. What it costs after that depends entirely on how much work you want it doing for you. Tick things on and off — the total moves as you go.
So we can show you the examples that will make sense to you.
Pick as many as are true. We will tick the things that fix them.
Change anything you like. Nothing here is locked except the website itself.
Three weeks, and about two hours of your time.
The most common worry we hear is that this will become another project the owner has to manage. It will not. Here is everything we need from you.
Forty-five minutes on the phone. We ask what you sell, who buys it, what they always ask you, and what you charge. That is the only long conversation in the whole project.
You get a link to the real, working site. You tell us what to change. We change it. You have not paid a naira yet at this point.
We connect your domain, switch on whatever you chose, and show you how to read the dashboard. Then it runs, and we stay on WhatsApp for whenever you need us.
The things people ask us before they say yes.
Thirty days from the day your site goes live. If you are not satisfied, tell us and we refund the build fee in full — you keep the domain. We would rather lose one fee than have you tell people we sold you a brochure.
You do not, yet — which is why we carry the risk instead of you. If you are not happy in the first 30 days, you get your money back. No forms, no argument.
But do the arithmetic for your own business. If you sell a service at ₦200,000 and the site brings you two extra customers in a year, it has paid for itself and started making a profit. Most of our clients are trying to work out what to do with the fifth.
If you are already getting customers — from referrals, Instagram, or people who know you — then you are ready. A smart website does not create demand out of nothing; it stops you losing the demand you already have.
If you have no customers at all yet, be honest with yourself and with us: spend your money on getting the first ten by hand. Come back when losing enquiries starts to hurt. We will tell you this on the call if we think it.
Three weeks from the first call to going live. From you, we need one 45-minute call and about an hour of feedback when we show you the draft.
You do not need to write anything, find photographs, or learn any software. That is our job, and it is most of what you are paying for.
No. We build the machine around how you already work — if you take bookings on WhatsApp, the automation sends WhatsApp. If your customers call, it makes them call you sooner and better prepared.
The one habit worth adopting is checking the dashboard once a week. It takes two minutes and it is where the decisions come from.
Usually yes, and usually you will be glad. Most sites we are shown were built as brochures and cannot be made to capture, answer or follow up without rebuilding the foundations.
Bring us the link on the call. If yours is worth keeping, we will say so and quote you for adding the smart parts only.
Keep using them — they are good at getting attention. They are bad at three things: they do not show up when someone searches Google for what you sell, they do not remember to follow up, and you do not own them.
The website is where attention turns into a booking. Think of Instagram as the poster and the website as the shop.
Only for as long as they are earning. The chatbot and the CRM automation are month-to-month with no lock-in and no notice period — stop them whenever you like and the website itself keeps working.
We would rather you switched something off than resented paying for it. Nobody has yet, but the door is open.
Because the cost of waiting is not zero — it is every enquiry that comes in between now and then and goes unanswered. If you get ten enquiries a month and lose four to slow follow-up, a quarter of waiting is twelve lost customers.
There is also a practical limit: we take on four builds at a time so a partner is on every one. When those are full, the next start date moves out.
It is built around your business rather than sold as a package, which is why it starts at ₦297,000 a month rather than having one fixed price. Typically: capturing and tagging every lead, instant WhatsApp replies, appointment booking and reminders, nurturing sequences for people who are not ready yet, onboarding material sent automatically to new customers, and the analytics dashboard.
Book the call and we will map yours out on screen with your own numbers, so you can see what it would be worth before you commit to anything.
Let's find out what your website should be doing.
A 30-minute call. We will look at your business, tell you which of the five jobs would make you the most money first, and give you a number. If we do not think it is worth it for you yet, we will say that instead.
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