14-Day Website Sprint
Your website, live in 14 days.
A focused 14-day sprint which includes planning, design, build, content, SEO basics, testing, launch.
What's Included
Every sprint runs on the same system I've used to launch dozens of sites. It's not improvised per project — that's what makes a 14-day timeline realistic.
- Planning and page structure, mapped to your business goals
- Design direction and full site build
- Content shaping - I organize and tighten what you give me, page by page
- On-page SEO basics: titles, meta descriptions, headings, clean URLs
- Mobile and performance optimization
- Full testing pass before launch
- Launch and handover
Need something beyond this list? I'll scope it separately rather than stretch the sprint around it.
The 14-Day Process
I keep the process simple so the project keeps moving. Pacing can shift a day either way depending on how fast content and feedback come in, but the overall structure stays the same.
Days 1-2 - Scope
We lock goals, pages, and structure.
Days 3-4 - Direction
Design direction and page-by-page plan.
Days 5-11 - Build
Site build, content implementation, revisions.
Days 12-13 - Review
SEO basics, QA, final pass.
Day 14 - Launch
Site goes live.
Three Tiers, One Process
The difference is depth - of pages, structure, and support.
Prices are for the sprint itself. Ongoing support and future work are scoped separately, after launch.
Compare What's Included
Each tier includes everything in the one before it, plus what's listed below.
What's Not Included
Speed comes from scope discipline. Here's what sits outside the standard sprint:
- Unlimited revision rounds
- Custom web app functionality
- Brand strategy or positioning work
- Full copywriting from a blank page for large sites
- Ongoing or advanced SEO campaigns
- Complex third-party integrations beyond what's agreed upfront
None of this is off the table - it just isn't part of a 14-day sprint. I'll scope it as separate work if you need it.
Who It's For
This is built for businesses that need a real website without a six-month project around it.
This is a strong fit if:
- You need a professional site live soon, not "eventually"
- You'd rather follow a clear process than manage an open-ended build
- You value a site that looks credible and loads fast, over one with every possible feature
- You can turn around content, feedback, and approvals within a day or two
We're probably not a fit if:
- You need a complex web app, not a website
- The project depends on brand strategy or positioning work that hasn't happened yet
- Decisions need to go through multiple stakeholders slowly
Common Questions
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Ready to see if your project fits?
If you need a serious website live within 14 days, this is the fastest legitimate way to get there. Tell me about your business and I'll tell you honestly if a sprint is the right move. Applications are reviewed before booking — this keeps every sprint a good fit for both sides.