RULE 20
Nothing is to be taken seriously.
Except your website. We take that very seriously.
We do the hard things and make them look simple.
What we do
01
Websites that work.
Fast, good-looking, easy to update. Built on a platform you own, not rented from a page builder.
02
Found, not lost.
Search engines and AI assistants are how people find you now. We build so both can read you, and both can recommend you.
03
Noise, on purpose.
Social media, launches, campaigns. The loud part, planned so it actually goes somewhere.
04
Kept running.
Hosting, email, security, updates. The boring bits nobody sees, until they break. Ours don't.
How we roll
Talk.
You tell us what you want. We ask what you actually need.
Build.
We make it. You see it early and often. No surprises.
Launch.
It goes live, and we stick around to keep it that way.
Pick your level
01
Launch
Get online, properly.
- A one-to-three page site, built to be found
- Contact form and business email set up
- Mobile-ready, fast, secure
02
Grow
For when people should be finding you.
- A bigger site: more pages, a news or blog section, an online shop if you sell
- Set up for search engines and AI assistants
- Social media accounts set up to match
Most popular
03
Keep
Monthly care, so you never think about it.
- Hosting, updates, backups and security
- Small changes each month, done for you
- A real person to call when something breaks
04
Custom for You
Everything in Keep, plus the things nobody else has.
- Programs and tools built just for your business
- Connected to the systems you already run
- Grows as you do
Three pages or ten thousand products, Keep fits.
Every site is sized and quoted to what it actually is, never to a price list.
About the Rule
The internet has rules. Nobody agrees who wrote them, and nobody agrees what most of them say. Rule 20 is the one everybody remembers:
Nothing is to be taken seriously.
We took it as a company name, and a working style. We don't do stuffy. We don't do jargon. We don't do forty-page proposals for a five-page site.
But the Rule has a fine print, and so do we: the work gets taken seriously. Every time.
Except Rule 71.
