I build it first. You get a link. Then you decide.
Nine in the evening. Somebody searches for exactly what you do, finds a Facebook page from 2021 and a number that won't dial, and calls the next name on the list. You never hear about it.
Not a list. One page per job, with your photos of that job.
Your photos, your words, your reviews. What I don't know stays off the site.
Tap the number, it rings. Tap the address, the map opens.
Your name, your card. I never ask for a password.
Every page titled and indexed. Nothing left to guesswork.
Live in days. No onboarding, no workshop, no waiting.
From what is already public. No meeting, no brief, no deposit.
A link on your phone. A working site, not a picture of one.
If it's not for you, it cost you one phone call.
I studied 3D, UI and graphic design in Amsterdam. Then I ran DGK Project, a renovation company — quotes, site visits, chasing payments. That is where I learned how much work turns on whether somebody trusted you in the first ninety seconds. I build the site I wanted back then.
Nobody should have to sell in their fourth language.
One call. A link in a day or two. Nothing to sign, nothing to pay to see it.