Owning a website should be as simple as sending a message
You shouldn't need to understand CMS platforms, page builders, hosting, Git or SEO tooling. Describe what you want. We handle everything else.
Already have a website you can't get changed? We move it and look after it.
Choose your plan
Pick the plan that fits and check out. We take it from there.
Tell us about your business
A short questionnaire captures what you do, who you serve and what your site needs to say.
We design and build
Your site is designed and built on Astro, then reviewed by a person before you see it.
Launch call
We walk you through your new site and make the revisions included in your plan.
Just ask for changes
Need something changed later? Send a request. We handle it and deploy it for you.
Most of what goes wrong with a website isn't in yours
- No login page — nothing to break into
- No plugins — nothing to update, nothing to conflict
- No database — nothing rebuilding your pages on every visit
One request, one change
You don't buy developer hours, and you don't wait for an estimate. You buy requests.
A request is one clearly defined website change that can normally be completed in about 30 minutes or less on our platform. You never have to think about the time — that's our side of the bargain. You just describe the outcome.
Things that are one request
- Add a page
- Update a page
- Add a team member
- Publish supplied blog content
- Add testimonials
- Change business hours
- Add an FAQ
- Replace photos
- Create a promotion
- Update pricing
- Add a service
Your plan includes a number of requests each month, and unused requests roll over for one month. Need more than that? Additional requests are $25 each, any time.
We deliberately don't offer "unlimited". A clear allowance means your requests actually get done quickly, rather than joining a queue behind someone rebuilding their whole site.
And when it's bigger than a request?
Some work genuinely isn't a 30-minute change — a custom booking system, a complex integration, a custom application. We won't pretend otherwise or quietly let it eat your allowance.
Those become a quoted project with Superhero Labs, our custom development team at Ecropolis. Same people, different engagement — and it keeps standard requests fast and predictable for everyone else.
Forms, and somewhere for the answers to go
Almost every site needs to collect something. We build the forms to match what you actually need to ask — short or long, plain text or dropdowns and tick-boxes, with file uploads where the answer is a document rather than a sentence.
The kinds of forms we build
- Contact and general inquiries
- Request a quote
- Employment applications, with CV uploads
- Service calls and callback requests
- Booking and appointment requests
- Newsletter and mailing list signups
- Feedback, reviews and testimonials
- Support and warranty claims
Where the answers go
Every submission is emailed to whoever should see it, and appears in your portal at the same time — with any files the sender attached. Two places on purpose: an inbox is where you notice something arrived, and the portal is where you can still find it a month later after the email has been buried, forwarded or deleted by whoever saw it first.
Submissions are kept for a set window and then permanently deleted. Holding somebody's phone number and CV forever is a liability, not a feature.
And the spam
Three things sit in front of every form. A hidden field that a real visitor never sees and automated submitters fill in anyway. A Cloudflare Turnstile check that, for an ordinary person on an ordinary browser, passes silently in the background. And a lock to your own domain, so a bot posting at your form from anywhere else is refused before it is read.
No puzzles, no traffic lights, nothing to click. Your visitors do not see any of it — they fill in the form and it sends.
Changing a form later — a new field, a new dropdown, a whole second form — is a request like any other. It is a change to the form itself, not a rebuild of your site.
AI does the production work. People are accountable for it.
Every change is built with AI assistance and then checked — the site is rebuilt, links are validated, layouts are tested across screen sizes, metadata is verified and performance is measured. Only once it passes does a person review the preview and approve publication.
That's why updates are inexpensive. It isn't why your website is good — the design, the engineering and the judgment are why it's good.
Ready to launch fast?
Get a professional, lightning-fast website live in days — then hassle-free updates, just by asking.