Front-line offer
Built for the AI search era, not the Google search era.
Most websites were designed for humans. The next generation has to work for machines too. We build websites you can be cited, recommended, and named by, the next time someone asks an AI for help.
$5,000 to $15,000
Why this is different.
Zero-click search is now the default. AI summaries are answering buyer questions before the buyer ever clicks. Local discovery has moved from ten blue links to a one-line answer with a single cited source. The sites that win the next era are the ones machines can parse, trust, and quote.
We published a field guide with the full framework, the four pillars, and a 25-item checklist of fixes. Read it first, then decide whether you want to build it yourself or hand it to us.
Proof
You're looking at the case study.
This site practices everything we sell: one connected schema graph with Organization, Person, and Service entities, an articles engine with sourced statistics and named-expert quotes, llms.txt, explicit crawler permissions, and visible update dates on every article. View the source. That's the pitch.
What we build into every site.
- Real schema markup, not a plugin sprinkle. Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Person, FAQ, and named-agent attribution where it earns a citation.
- llms.txt and machine-readable architecture so AI crawlers can find, understand, and quote the site.
- Crawler permissions handled explicitly. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot-Extended.
- Hyper-local content that national brands cannot replicate. Service area, named people, real photos, real numbers.
- Google Business Profile and Apple Business Connect setup, with the categories, services, and review velocity that actually move the needle.
- Core Web Vitals and accessibility done right the first time, because AI answer engines weight technical health.
- A content architecture that gives you a path to keep stacking authority signals after launch.
Builds run $5,000 to $15,000 depending on starting state, with an optional maintenance retainer.
Who this is for.
- Independent insurance agencies. The primary buyer, and the reason the field guide exists.
- Specialty contractors and trades where local discovery decides which phone rings.
- Manufactured housing dealers and other narrow-vertical businesses competing against national brands.
- Anyone who already has a website and knows it wasn't built for the AI search era.
Questions
Before you ask.
What does an AI-Ready Website cost?
Builds run $5,000 to $15,000 depending on starting state, with an optional maintenance retainer.
What makes a website AI-ready?
Real schema markup rather than a plugin sprinkle, llms.txt and machine-readable architecture so AI crawlers can find and quote the site, explicit crawler permissions, hyper-local content national brands cannot replicate, Google Business Profile and Apple Business Connect setup, and Core Web Vitals and accessibility done right the first time.
Can I see proof it works?
You're looking at it. This site practices everything we sell: one connected schema graph with Organization, Person, and Service entities, an articles engine with sourced statistics and named-expert quotes, llms.txt, explicit crawler permissions, and visible update dates on every article. View the source.
Who is this for?
Independent insurance agencies first, plus specialty contractors and trades where local discovery decides which phone rings, manufactured housing dealers competing against national brands, and anyone who already has a website and knows it wasn't built for the AI search era.
Can I do this myself instead?
Yes, and we'll help you decide. We published a field guide with the full framework, the four pillars, and a 25-item checklist of fixes. Read it first, then decide whether to build it yourself or hand it to us.
How to start a conversation.
Tell us where your site is today and what you want it to do tomorrow. We'll tell you what's fixable in a sprint and what needs a rebuild.