Websites Built to Rank on Google & AI — and Turn Visitors into Clients

The Business Website — up to 5 core pages with a designer-led homepage direction — is a fixed $3,800: $2,000 to start, then six monthly payments of $300. Custom Growth Websites for multi-service or multi-location companies start at $7,500; web applications and custom platforms at $10,000. Every project gets a detailed fixed-price estimate before work begins — we scope in advance so there are no surprises mid-project.

A Business Website is live in 3–4 weeks. Custom Growth Websites take 8–10 weeks from kickoff to launch, and landing pages 1–2 weeks. Timeline depends heavily on how quickly you provide content and feedback — we work in structured sprints with clear checkpoints, so delays usually come from approvals, not production. We share a full timeline in the proposal before you commit.

Yes. Uwindi is Austin-based but works with clients across the US and internationally — 120+ projects delivered since 2015. We operate remotely via Zoom, Loom, and shared project boards. Our clients span manufacturing, SaaS, logistics and 3PL, law, HR, and real estate. Being local to Austin means same-timezone communication for Texas clients; being global means our work holds up against international standards.

Three things. First, we specialize exclusively in B2B companies with long sales cycles — we don’t do restaurants or e-commerce dropshipping. Second, we’re ranked #1 in Austin on Clutch in two categories: Landing Page Design and Conversion Rate Optimization. Third, we build systems, not pages: every site ships with SEO-ready structure, ads-ready UX, and analytics tracking from day one. Most agencies hand you something that looks good. We hand you something that generates pipeline.

Yes. Website Care starts at $150/month and covers managed hosting, premium plugins, security, backups, updates, uptime monitoring, and 1 hour of content updates. Care Plus at $250/month adds daily backups, a staging environment, monthly performance reviews, analytics, a live chat widget, and 3 hours of updates. Extra work is billed hourly — $90/h on Care, $70/h on Care Plus. No contracts: cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice.

Manufacturing, SaaS, 3PL and logistics, self-storage, law firms, HR and recruiting, accounting, real estate, and construction. The common thread is complex offers with long, multi-stakeholder sales cycles — where a website has to explain something difficult and build trust before a deal closes. That’s where our conversion architecture makes the biggest difference. If your buyer needs three calls and a proposal before saying yes, you’re our client.

Yes. SEO management starts at $750/month with SEO Essentials: Google Business Profile optimization, 3–5 priority local search themes, a monthly SEO sprint on your existing pages, essential business profiles, a review-request system, and AI-search readiness. SEO Growth ($1,500/month) adds a wider search map, two sprints a month, a content roadmap, and monthly strategy reviews. Reporting is tied to visibility, qualified organic traffic, calls, forms, and reviews — not vanity rankings.

Yes. Local Ads management starts at $1,000/month — one core channel, Google Ads or Meta Ads, for one service and market, with form and call-conversion tracking and a monthly report. Growth Ads ($1,500/month) adds a second channel or a more complex campaign system; multi-market programs are scoped individually. We typically pair paid campaigns with a purpose-built landing page — running ads to a generic homepage is the fastest way to waste budget.

Both, depending on the work. Website and branding projects are fixed-price with scope agreed upfront — you know the total before we start. Ongoing services like SEO, ads, and Website Care are monthly plans. Ad-hoc development, bug fixes, and small changes are billed hourly — $90/h on Care, $70/h on Care Plus — with no minimum commitment. We don’t do open-ended hourly contracts on new builds — that’s how projects balloon.

Book a free Fit Check call at https://zcal.co/kanetesov. It’s 20 minutes: we review your current site, your sales process, and what’s actually blocking conversions. If we’re a fit, we’ll scope a project. If we’re not, we’ll tell you straight and point you somewhere better. Most people leave the call with two or three things they can fix themselves, whether they hire us or not.