It is never quite finished
Launch slips by a week, then another. Nothing is wrong exactly, it is just not done, and there is no date left to hold anyone to.
A site that ships in weeks, not quarters.
Websites and landing pages that turn visitors into customers, tested after launch so they convert better over time. Built with AI in the loop, which is why it takes weeks instead of a quarter.
A fixed price and a fixed date before we start. Twenty minutes, no pitch.
Ask anyone who commissioned a site two years ago what it cost. Then ask what it cost to change it, who they had to call, and how long they waited. That second number is in nobody’s quote.
Launch slips by a week, then another. Nothing is wrong exactly, it is just not done, and there is no date left to hold anyone to.
The thing you thought was included turns out to sit just outside the scope, and the conversation about whether it does costs more than the change itself.
A word in a heading, a different photo, a new page. All of it goes through whoever built it, and their calendar is not your calendar.
Luckily, you have
SOCOCO
Attract, convert and fulfil, each part built with AI and each one in your name. You start with the step that is holding you back, and it keeps running without a team having to grow around it.
A company site and a single landing page go through the same process. CRO is what comes after launch: finding where visitors drop off, and testing what gets more of them through.

The site people check before they buy from you. From a handful of pages to a full site with a content system behind it.

One page for one campaign or one offer, built to turn the traffic you are paying for into leads.

Conversion rate optimisation on a site you already have: find where visitors drop off, test a change against the current page, keep what wins.
Not a shell you still have to fill. The things that decide whether a site does anything are in the build, not in a follow-up quote.
Written and drawn for what you sell. No placeholder text left for you to replace at the last minute.
Change a heading, swap a photo, add a page. Without a ticket and without waiting for us.
Images sized and compressed, fonts self-hosted, nothing loading that nobody looks at.
Titles, structured data, sitemap and a canonical on every page, set once and correct.
Analytics and conversion events in your own account from launch, so the first test starts on real numbers instead of a guess.
| SOCOCO | A studio with a team | A freelancer | A template | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed price before we start | ja | nee | Varies | ja |
| Fixed launch date | ja | nee | nee | n/a |
| Copy and design included | ja | ja | nee | nee |
| Time until it is live | 4 to 6 weeks | 11 to 17 weeks | Unpredictable | Days |
| Built for what you sell | ja | ja | ja | nee |
| You can edit it yourself | ja | Varies | Varies | ja |
| The code is yours | ja | Varies | ja | nee |
| Monthly fee to stay online | nee | nee | nee | Every month |
| Tested and improved after launch | ja | Varies | nee | nee |
The most expensive thing about a web build is not the build. It is being stuck with whoever made it. So the repository, the hosting, the domain and every account go in your name on the first day, and the handover is written down instead of promised. Nothing here is ours to hold on to.
All four in your name, from day one.
Both are agreed before a line is written. If we run late, the price does not move, and the only thing that moves the date is something you add that was not in the scope. We say so before we start on it, not after.
Applies to every build, where the scope is written down so there is something to hold it against. For CRO we promise the tests, not a percentage.
The price and the launch date are fixed before we start. If we are late, that is our problem, not a change order.
Price fixedWhat the site is for, who visits it, and what it has to connect to. We write it down and price it, and that price does not move.
A fixed price and a launch date
ApprovedReal pages with real content, not a mood board. You look at the thing itself and say what is wrong while changing it is still cheap.
Approved screens
Live linkYou get a link on day one and it updates as we go. No four weeks of silence followed by a reveal.
A build you can click through
OnlineLive on your own hosting and domain, with the accounts in your name, the handover written down and the measurement ready for the first test.
Live, and yoursA company site starts around a few thousand, and a landing page costs less. You get a fixed price before we start, not an hourly rate with a range, so there is no invoice at the end that is bigger than the quote.
Conversion rate optimisation: we measure where visitors drop off, change one thing, and test it against the current version on real traffic. What wins stays, what loses goes. It works on the site you already have, so a rebuild is only the answer when the site itself is what holds you back. We do not promise a percentage up front; we promise the tests, and you see every result.
No. It is built for what you sell, which is exactly why AI in the loop matters: it takes the cost out of bespoke rather than pushing you onto a template to keep the price down.
Text and images you change yourself, that is the point of the content system. For anything structural you call us, but you are not obliged to: the code is yours and any developer can pick it up.
The date is fixed at the same moment the price is. If we are late, the price does not move. The one thing that moves a date is you adding something that was not in the scope, and then we say so before we start on it.
Yes, copy and images are part of the build. If you already have a writer or a brand book, we work inside that instead of around it.
That is not a website but an app, and it sits under apps and automation: the part that delivers what you sold. Same way of working, with its own page.
Whichever step you are looking at, you deal with us directly, from the first call to the day it runs. Twenty minutes, no deck and no pitch: bring what you run now, and we tell you what we would change first.