Pretoria · web & automation

Every enquiry you never answered is a job someone else did.

Move the sliders. That is roughly what the enquiries slipping through the cracks are worth to you every month — before anyone has even looked at your website.

The lost-work calculator Rough, and deliberately conservative
Lost work, per month
R8 400

7 jobs a month you never got to quote for.

R100 800 a year
Conservative on purpose: it only counts enquiries that never got a proper reply, and only the share of those that would realistically have turned into work. If a number looks wrong, it probably is — tell me what it really is and I will use yours.

Where the money actually goes

Three leaks, and none of them are about how the website looks

01

Enquiries die on a Friday

They land in somebody's personal WhatsApp at 17:40 and get noticed on Monday. By then the customer has phoned the next shop.

02

Quotes go out and vanish

Typed one at a time, sent, and then nobody chases them. Half of the work you nearly won is sitting in a sent folder.

03

The site loses the sale

Slow on a phone, no clear next step, and a contact form nobody has tested since it was built.

What changes

The same enquiry, before and after

How it runs now

  1. Enquiry arrives on a phone
  2. Noticed, eventually
  3. Written into a diary
  4. Quote typed by hand
  5. Followed up if there is time
  6. Invoice made from last month's
  7. Review never asked for

How it could run

  1. Enquiry lands in one inbox
  2. Answered automatically in 30 seconds
  3. Slot offered and confirmed
  4. Quote drafted for you to approve
  5. Follow-up sent on its own
  6. Invoice on acceptance
  7. Review requested three days later

The right-hand column is not a product I resell. It is built around how your business already works, using the tools you already pay for.

Published, because you should not have to ask

What it costs

WhatWhat you getPriceHow long
Teardown I rebuild one page of your site so you can see the difference instead of taking my word for it. Yours either way. Free 1 day
Paid audit A written diagnosis of one bottleneck: what leaks, what it costs, exactly what to do — whether or not you hire me. Comes off the price if you do. R950 3 days
One leak fixed Your single worst step, automated. Usually enquiry capture: everything lands in one place, gets an answer in 30 seconds, and nothing goes quiet on a Saturday. R4 900 4 days
Rebuild sprint A fast, mobile-first site that gives people an obvious way to give you money. Fixed scope, fixed date. R7 500 7 days
Automation sprint Booking, enquiry capture, quote to invoice, reminders, review requests. The right-hand column above, built. R14 500 10 days
Monthly A few hours a month of changes and improvements, plus a short report that says what actually happened. Three months, then month to month. R1 450/m ongoing

Rand, no VAT — not registered yet. Half up front, half on launch. The automation sprint splits 40 / 30 / 30 so you see it working before you have paid for all of it. Most people start with one leak fixed and go from there. Nothing here needs a monthly commitment to work.

The rebuild sprint

Seven days, and you can watch it happen

  1. We agree what the leak is

    Half an hour. I show you what I found; you tell me where I am wrong. No build starts until we agree on the problem.

  2. Content and access

    The one thing that delays every project. I tell you exactly what I need and by when.

  3. Structure

    You see the pages and the path from stranger to paying customer before anything is styled.

  4. Build

    On a link you can open on your phone whenever you want.

  5. Build

    Same link. Changes land the same day you ask for them.

  6. Testing

    Real phone, real forms, real enquiry sent through end to end. Speed measured, not estimated.

  7. Live

    Old links redirected, backups in place, and a short recording showing you how to change things yourself.

If it is not live on day seven, you do not pay the second half until it is.

Worth knowing before you call

I am one person, and I take two projects at a time

Zyly is me — Roy. There is no account manager and there is no team of ten. Two builds run at once, and when both slots are full I will tell you the real date rather than take your deposit and let it slip.

I also have no portfolio to show you yet. That is exactly why the teardown is free: rather than ask you to trust a page of logos, I will rebuild part of your site first and you can judge the work instead of the pitch.

What I will not do

  • × Sell you a R2 950 template and call it a website.
  • × Charge a monthly fee for hosting and call it a retainer.
  • × Promise you a number I cannot control — traffic, rankings, or revenue.
  • × Disappear for three months and resurface with an invoice.
  • × Email you twice if you would rather I did not email you at all.

No catch, and nothing to sign

Send me your website. I will rebuild a page of it, free.

One page — usually the one where the money leaks. You get a link you can open on your phone, a before and after with real measurements, and the page itself to keep whether you hire me or not. It takes me an afternoon.