Built by a crew. Kept by an employee.
A website is a thing. This is an employee.
A page for every town you drive to — brand, SEO, and Google, all of it.
Not a person. An agent that knows your business: you tell it what to change, it drafts it, you approve it, it's live.
// Blowing minds is our business model.
// the run — assembling your site
What you get
A real site at a real URL.
Not a mockup. Not a wireframe. Brand, website, SEO, and Google profile — built from your business, deployed on your own domain, and staffed by the employee that keeps it that way.
What it costs
$3,000 to build it.
First month included. Then $149 (Lite) or $349 (Standard) a month, month to month. No contract.
What you do
Tell us about your business.
We scope your build and walk you through it. When it's live, you tell your employee what to change — in plain English.
The Run
// Same business. One run apart.
Before — the mid siteAfter — LiveSame business. One run apart.
You tell us about your business. We build the rest.
A page for every town you serve.
Not one homepage stretched across a dozen towns. A real page for each place you drive to, written for that town — plus the brand, the SEO, the Google profile, and the content, built from your business.
It's yours, and you can leave with it.
The site lives on your own domain, in your own Vercel project, as your own code. Month to month — no contract. If you ever walk, you take the whole working website with you, and we prove that's possible in public every week.
The employee comes with it.
After launch you tell it what to change in plain English. It drafts the change, you approve it, and it publishes to your live site — no dev ticket, no waiting on a rep, no change fee. Nothing goes live that you haven't approved.
Most tools stop at the website.
A website nobody finds is not a marketing asset. The real problem is usually everything around it — an unoptimized Google profile, no review system, missing location pages, content Google can't rank.
One run covers all of it — and the employee keeps it covered.
We read your entire online presence before we write a word.
Eight parallel research streams — your Google Business Profile, what your competitors are winning that you are not, your existing content, your citation accuracy, your reviews, your backlinks — plus a ninth: whether ChatGPT and AI Overviews mention you at all. Scored 0-to-100, weighted for who you actually sell to. You see the number. You see what's pulling it down.
A visual identity built for your business, not borrowed from a template.
Color palette, typography, voice, taglines — three directions, you pick one. Everything built downstream uses it. Your site doesn't look like the other contractor's site because it was built from a different foundation.
A scroll-driven centerpiece built from your real job photos.
Every site ships with a signature moment — a scene that moves as you scroll. A tree-care company got a hand-built pine that grows as you read. A pole-barn builder got a building that raises itself. Yours is built from what you already have.
Found on Google. On the map. In the answer.
Schema markup across every page. Location pages for every town you serve. A Google Business Profile package ready to execute. Blog posts written so Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity cite your business when someone asks the question you answer.
Also in every run
- Social: first month of posts, ready to publish
- Email: welcome sequence, newsletter template, three campaigns
- Reviews: request templates, QR code sign, response templates
- Advertising: campaign structure built, paused — no spend without your sign-off
- A shareable live marketing health report
// the work
This is what ships.
Every one of these is live right now, on the owner's own domain. Click through and check.
// Hero cut from the owner's own footage · see it live →
// Scroll-scrubbed wash reveal on a real roof · see it live →
// The scroll centerpiece, caught mid-draw · see it live →
// Real runs. Real businesses.
Starting scores on the businesses we've run
Issues caught before launch across two adversarial QA reviews
We prove in public that you can leave with your entire site
No website — their entire digital footprint was a Facebook page. We archived 279 real job photos, built a 32-route site with a scroll-animated pine that grows as you read, filmed a 9.8-second hero video from their own shots, and caught 104 issues in an adversarial QA review before anything went live. The JSON-LD on every blog post had been silently misfiled for months — a bug no one would have noticed until rankings didn't move.
Their "website" was a parked GoDaddy ad lander. The run replaced it with a 32-route site featuring a scroll-scrubbed wash reveal — a real mossy-roof photo that cleans as you scroll. Eleven location pages. A B2B page for vacation rental operators that no competitor had. An adversarial audit found 103 specific issues before launch. Zero false positives.
A 35-year company with seven consecutive Reader's Choice wins and no mention of any of them on their frozen seven-page builder site. The award became the centerpiece. The site was rebuilt to 34 routes. The scroll centerpiece shows a worn white door rolling up to reveal a mahogany carriage door, built around a real customer's review. The door imagery is a stand-in until the owner's photos of that job reach us.
The contractor's own site claimed the top tier of a manufacturer's certification program. Cross-referencing the live manufacturer directory showed the actual tier was one level lower — a credibility and legal risk the owner didn't know was there. It was caught and corrected before any Marketta copy repeated it.
You tell us about your business.
A specialist takes it from there. The pipeline reads your entire online presence, builds your brand, writes your copy, deploys your site on your own domain, and sets up your Google profile. You review it before it goes live — then your employee takes over: you ask, it drafts, you approve, it's live.
See how it works →// The operator
Marketta runs The Spectrum — 33 specialists across research, brand, copy, SEO, local, GEO, conversion, verification, and QA. The ones that judge the work are never the ones that made it.
That separation is why the crew catches itself. On one build the claims ledger stopped a $35 permit fee from publishing on a client's page — it turned out to be a New Jersey ordinance, ninety miles across a state line.
// No runaround. No self-grading. She just runs.
$3,000 to build it. Then $149 or $349 a month.
The build covers the full pipeline — brand, website, SEO, content, Google profile, social assets, email setup — on your own domain, with your first month of service included. Then the monthly plan keeps it current: you ask, the agent drafts it, you approve it, it goes live. The line between the two tiers is the employee — Lite keeps your site right, Standard gives you one.
Lite
$149/mo
your site, hosted and kept current — you ask, the agent drafts it, you approve, it goes live
Standard
$349/mo
everything in Lite, plus a business-aware agent of your own — the full AI toolkit and a real person on call
Your build starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your business. We scope it, build it, and hand it over on your own domain — then your employee keeps it current.
Month to month after. You own the site and can leave with it.
// Built on your domain. Yours to keep.