Websites
Fast, clear sites that say what you do and make the next step obvious. Written, designed, and built for you rather than poured into a template.
Your business is better than its website.
Rebricks Digital designs and builds websites, apps, and everything else customers see of you online, so the first impression matches the real thing.
drag the diamond
We take what's already good about your business and rebuild how it shows up online. One piece at a time, until the outside matches the inside.
that's the "re" in Rebricks
It worked fine when you started.
Then the business grew, and the online side stayed where it was. None of it is broken enough to fix today, which is exactly how it stays that way.
Sorting it out takes design, code, writing, hosting, and a few dozen small decisions. You already have a full-time job.
- The website was built five years ago, and nobody remembers the login.
- Bookings arrive by text, DM, email, and one very determined voicemail.
- A spreadsheet runs half the business. Only one person understands it.
- Google says you close at 5. You close at 7.
Three shapes, three kinds of work.
They're the three pieces in our logo. Most projects use more than one.
Apps
Booking tools, customer portals, internal dashboards. The small, sharp software that replaces the spreadsheet and the sticky notes.
Online presence
Search results, map listings, social profiles, email. Every place a customer might find you, saying the same true thing.
Need something that isn't on this list? Ask anyway.
From first call to launch day.
Four steps. You can stop after any of them.
- 1
Talk
A short call. You explain the business, we ask a lot of questions. No pitch deck.
- 2
Sketch
We draw the map before anyone walks it: the pages, the screens, and a written quote. You see all of it before you commit to anything.
- 3
Build
We design and build in the open. You get a private link that updates as we go, so launch day holds no surprises.
- 4
Launch
We put it live, test it on real phones, and hand you the keys. Then we stick around for fixes, changes, and whatever the business needs next.
Other ways to get this done.
Website builders are a fine place to start. This is for when you've outgrown them.
| Do it yourself | Hire a big agency | Rebricks | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You, after hours | A team you rarely meet | The people you talked to on the first call |
| What you end up with | A template with your logo on it | A process designed for bigger clients | Something shaped around how you work |
| What it costs | A small fee, plus your evenings | Priced for bigger budgets | A written quote before work starts |
| After launch | You are the IT department | A support ticket | Someone who already knows your setup |
The fine print, in plain English.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of the job, so there is no price list. After the first call you get a written quote with a fixed scope. No work starts, and nothing is owed, until you say yes.
How long does it take?
A focused website is usually a matter of weeks. Apps take longer, and the quote says how long. If a date matters to you, say so on the first call and we plan around it.
Who owns the finished work?
You do. The design, the code, the domain, and every account it runs on are in your name.
We already have a website. Do we have to start over?
Not always. Sometimes the right move is to fix what's there. We'll tell you which it is, even when the answer is the smaller job.
Tell us what isn't working.
Pick whichever is the least effort. They all reach us.