Where websites fail
Five failures behind the site that costs more than it earns.
It breaks at the worst hour and nobody answers
A campaign, a pitch or a flash sale sends the crowd at once, providers change without warning, and the developer is gone when it breaks. Every failed visit is revenue disguised as success. We engineer for the spike, tune servers so growth does not eat profit, and answer fast when live, including upstream changes.
One template for every kind of business
A gadget store and a fashion store do not sell the same way, yet most sites force both into one layout. Customers cannot select options clearly and end up messaging you to buy. We design selection around how your products are actually bought, so a visitor can finish alone.
Money handling that scares buyers away
Shoppers decide in seconds whether checkout feels safe, and an unfamiliar payment step ends the sale. We use methods each market already trusts, with audited wallets and verified callbacks, so paying feels as safe as the product looks.
Invisible to Google and AI assistants
Clients now ask Google, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini who to shortlist, and a site built as an afterthought is absent there. We structure pages, metadata and business facts from day one, so search engines and assistants can find, understand and recommend you.
What good design includes
Six things every site we ship carries, whatever it sells.
Design that shows your best image
People judge you by how the site looks. We make it look like you mean it.
Copy that removes doubt
Written to state what you do, for whom, and what to do next.
Pages that stay up in traffic
Engineered for the spike, from campaigns, pitches and flash sales.
Money handled safely
Trusted checkouts, audited wallets and stock that cannot oversell.
Found by Google and AI
Structured from day one so search engines and assistants recommend you.
Enquiries that reach you
Forms, WhatsApp and phone, routed to the right inbox.
Where the build happens
The same four teams that run every site we ship.
The work behind this page
Sites we have shipped, so you can judge the standard before you ask.
Mataset Pre-launch
A launch page built to look credible on day one, before the product existed.
GeneAI
A clinical product with dense data, designed so a doctor can read it at a glance.
CIP TopUp Web
A payments platform migrated with traffic and search visibility up.
Chinese Wheels
A marketplace where the interface carries the trust the deal needs.
Questions people ask before they hire
Answered plainly, by the team that would do the work.
How much does a website cost in Nigeria?
A five-page corporate site starts at ₦400,000. A fully custom platform starts from ₦600,000, and our eSales starter is free. The level of customisation decides the rest.
How long does it take?
Three to five weeks from content to launch for a focused site. Stores and platforms with payments or integrations take longer.
Will my site show up on Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?
It is structured to be found and understood from day one. Ranking and recommendation then grow with content and authority after launch.
Do I pay in naira or dollars?
Naira for Nigerian work. The rate is fixed for the project.
Who owns the domain, the code and the accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Hosting, repositories and provider accounts stay in your name.
What happens after launch?
Your team edits with the CMS, and we stay on fast support, including traffic growth and upstream provider changes.
Other things we build
Tell us what you are trying to run
We will look at how a website works in your business and tell you what it would take, before anyone talks about a quote.