A New Website, Built for AI
from the First Line of Code

The plan covers the core pages — brand homepage, service pages, about, and contact — each built with the full GEO content architecture: question-led headings, FAQ sections, and Schema.org markup. Need more pages? We'll scope the timeline and quote during the consultation.

Typically 4–6 weeks, depending on the number of pages and how ready your content is. The project runs in five stages — discovery, architecture planning, UI/visual design, GEO content engineering, and build/launch — and we confirm each stage with you before moving on.

Yes — the custom domain and the 5 business email accounts are both included for one year. You can renew at a preferential rate afterward; we notify you well before expiry and handle the paperwork. The domain is registered under your name, so you're never locked in.

Yes. You can keep your existing domain or use the new one included in the plan. If you keep your domain, we handle DNS configuration and migration, and set up redirects so your existing search indexing and rankings carry over smoothly.

It depends on the technical architecture. A static site needs basic HTML knowledge for updates; a CMS setup lets you edit everything from an admin panel. We recommend the right approach at project kickoff based on your team's maintenance capacity.

Mainly your brand assets (logo, colors, and type guidelines if you have them), the copy and images you want on the site, and basics like your services and pricing. No polished copy yet? No problem — during the GEO content stage we interview you and shape it into an AI-friendly content structure.

AI search engines need time to crawl and understand a new site, so results typically show up gradually over weeks to months — no one can promise instant effects. The advantage of a new build is being GEO-compliant from day one, with nothing to retrofit. You can track your score anytime with our free GEO scan.

If your content is largely outdated, the brand needs a reset, or the old site runs on a system that's hard to modify, a new build is the cleaner starting point. If the content is still accurate and only the structure is holding AI back, a site revamp is faster and costs less. See the plans comparison page for a detailed breakdown.