SaaS · Workflow automation
Flowline
A landing page for a workflow automation SaaS. Technical product, plain-English pitch, one call to action.
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Web design agency · Houston, TX
Free 20-minute call. Fixed quote in writing. Hands-on from day one.
What we build
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SaaS · Workflow automation
A landing page for a workflow automation SaaS. Technical product, plain-English pitch, one call to action.

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Every project ships with a number attached, not just a screenshot.
How it works
We ask the right questions up front and put everything in writing. You always know what’s happening and what it costs.
A free call. You talk, we ask a lot of questions, and we both figure out if this is a fit. No pitch deck, no pressure.
Scope, timeline and price, in writing, before any work starts. The number you see is the number you pay.
We build in the open. You'll see real pages in your browser within days, not mockups in a deck. Revisions are part of the deal.
We ship it, connect your domain and hand you the keys. Keep us around for support, or take the code and run. It's yours either way.
Client results
“Delivered exactly what we needed in under a week. We've had noticeably more inquiries since launch.”
“Turned it around in 48 hours and it looked better than sites we've paid ten times more for.”
“The automation saves our team 3 hours every day.”
20 minutes. Straight talk on scope, timeline and price.
Fair questions
Yours isn’t here? That’s literally what the free call is for.
Cost depends on scope, but every project gets a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, not an hourly rate. A one-page site runs far less than a multi-page business site or a custom web app, and the free discovery call is what pins down which one you actually need.
Most projects take one to six weeks depending on what you're building: a landing page is usually live within a week, a multi-page business website takes two to four weeks, and a full web app can take up to six. Your proposal comes with a real date, not a shrug.
No. Everything is designed and coded from scratch around your business. It's why our sites load faster and rank better than template sites, and why yours won't look like anyone else's. You own the code outright.
You own everything: domain, code, content. Post-launch fixes are included with every project, and if you'd rather never think about your website again, ongoing support is available.
Four steps. A free discovery call about your goals. A written proposal with a fixed scope and quote. The build, with revisions included. Then launch and full handoff. Most projects go from first call to live site in one to four weeks.
Sometimes, and we'll be honest about which makes sense. Good bones? A round of targeted fixes might be the smarter spend. Slow template underneath? Rebuilding is usually the better deal in the long run.
Yes, in two ways: every site ships with the technical basics built in (clean structure, fast loads, structured data, per-page metadata), and if you want to go further, ongoing SEO and AI answer engine optimization is its own service.
Me. Lee. I lead every engagement personally from the first call through launch, backed by the designers and developers who help me build it. You're never routed through a call center or handed off to someone you've never met.
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Talk to Lee
Founder. Your point of contact, start to finish.
The fastest way to find out what your project takes is a free 20-minute call. No sales rep, no pitch deck. If you don’t need us, we’ll tell you that too.
A few answers here and the first call skips straight to the useful part.