How it works

From first call to live tool in under two weeks.

The whole process is designed to be narrow, fast, and measurable. One tool, one page, one clear outcome. Here is exactly what happens.

1

You tell us where buyers stall.

A 30-minute call where you walk us through your highest-intent pages and the conversion problems you see. Which pages get traffic? Where do buyers leave? What does the sales team wish they knew before the first call?

Timeline
30-minute call
You get
Shared understanding of the opportunity and which page to target first.
2

We build a working concept.

Within days, we build a working version of the tool — a calculator, selector, screener, or planner that addresses the exact buyer question your page currently fails to answer. You see it running, not a mockup.

Timeline
3–5 business days
You get
A live demo of the tool built for your use case and your buyer language.
3

You review and refine.

You try the tool. Your team reviews the inputs and outputs. We refine the logic, copy, and flow until it feels right. This is collaborative, not waterfall — we expect 1–2 rounds of feedback.

Timeline
2–4 days of iteration
You get
A polished tool ready for your live page.
4

We embed it on your page.

A single script tag or iframe — that is it. Works on WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, custom builds, or any CMS that lets you paste HTML. No platform migration. No dev team required.

Timeline
Same day once approved
You get
The tool live on your actual site, on your actual page.
5

You start measuring.

With the tool live on a known page with existing traffic, you can measure conversion change immediately. We help you track submissions, lead quality, and sales feedback from day one.

Timeline
Ongoing
You get
Real data on whether the tool is working — within weeks, not months.
6

We decide what to expand together.

If the first tool works, the next conversation is about where to add more — more pages, more tools, deeper logic, or adjacent markets. If it underperforms, we learned something fast and cheap.

Timeline
After first proof
You get
A clear decision on what to do next, based on evidence.
What this is not

Four things this engagement is not.

The scope is intentionally narrow. That is the whole point.

Not a platform migration

You keep your CMS, your CRM, and your existing workflow. The tool embeds into what you already have.

Not a full redesign

We improve one high-intent page at a time. You do not need to rebuild everything to start seeing results.

Not a generic widget

Every tool is built for your specific buyer problem, in your specific language, for your specific market.

Not a six-month project

First tool live in 1–2 weeks. Proof within 30 days. Expansion decisions based on real data.

Objections

The pushback we hear most — and honest answers.

These are real concerns. Here is how we think about them.

We already have a contact form that works.

Contact forms capture names. Tools capture intent, context, and qualification data. The question is not whether the form works — it is whether the sales conversation that follows would be better with richer input.

We tried a calculator before and it did not move the needle.

Most commodity calculators return a number with no context. A well-built tool explains what the number means, frames the next step, and hands the sales team a useful brief. The pattern matters more than the technology.

Our dev team can build this internally.

They probably can. The question is whether they should, given their backlog. We ship a proven tool in days. If it works, your team can invest in owning it later. If it does not, nobody wasted a sprint.

How is this different from Typeform or a quiz builder?

Generic quiz builders handle the form, but they do not understand your market, your buyer psychology, or your sales motion. We build the logic, the copy, and the conversion architecture — not just the inputs and outputs.

What if we do not have enough traffic to measure?

If the page gets even 200+ monthly visitors, a well-placed tool creates a meaningful signal. For lower-traffic pages, the tool still improves lead quality — you just measure that through sales feedback instead of statistical significance.

What happens if we stop paying?

You remove the embed snippet and the tool disappears from your page. Clean break, no platform lock-in, no migration headache.

Timeline

The realistic timeline for a first tool.

These timelines assume you have a live site with traffic and can make decisions in days, not weeks.

Week 1

Scoping call + concept built

Week 2

Review, refine, embed live

Week 3–4

First data visible

Week 5+

Decide what to expand

Next step

Tell us where buyers stall on your site.

No deck, no proposal, no commitment. Just a concrete concept showing what one useful tool could look like for your page.