WEB SPRINT · 7 DAYS
A site that explains what you do, live in a week
A web sprint is a fixed one-week engagement that takes a marketing site or landing page from sitemap to live build. Elevate Studio's starts at $2,000 and ships in 7 days in Framer or Webflow. Price moves with page count, copy scope and whether a CMS is needed.
Booking from September 2026. One or two engagements at a time. You get a start date on the first call, not a maybe.
THE EIGHT SECONDS
Your site is not badly designed. It is badly explained.
The traffic arrives. It reads the headline, does not learn what you actually do, scrolls past three sections of feature bullets, and leaves. You look at the analytics and conclude you need more traffic. You do not. You need the traffic you already have to understand the product inside eight seconds.
WHAT IT ACTUALLY COSTS
A site that does not explain the product taxes everything downstream. Cold outreach lands on it and dies there. Investors open it before a call and arrive with the wrong idea of what you built. Enterprise buyers compare it against a competitor with the same capability and a clearer page, and choose the clearer page.
WHAT SHIPS
A built, live site. Not a Figma file and a handoff meeting.
The site goes live on your domain at the end of the sprint. There is no separate development phase, because the designer building it is the designer who designed it.
THE 7 DAYS
One week, fixed, with the scope locked on day one.
You see the homepage on day four. Feedback lands in the file, not in a meeting. The reason the week holds is that nothing new enters it after day one.
WHAT IT COSTS
One number to start from, and the six things that move it.
Most web sprints land between $2,000 and $4,000. If you want brand and site together, the bundle sits between $5,000 and $8,000 and shares the discovery, which is cheaper than buying them separately.
WHEN A SITE IS NOT THE ANSWER
If you need a web app rather than a marketing site, this is the wrong engagement — that is product design. If your positioning is still moving weekly, a one-page site now and a real one in three months will cost you less than building the real one twice. And if you need a custom Next.js codebase with a backend, hire a developer and bring us in for the design.
WHO BUYS THIS
Teams with a date on the calendar.
A launch, a demo day, a raise, a repositioning, a conference. Something is happening in three weeks and the site is the part that will not be ready. AI startups shipping a product the site does not yet describe, and growing companies whose site was written when they sold something narrower than they sell now.
QUESTIONS
How much does a startup website cost?
Ours starts at $2,000 for a single-page or small marketing site and typically lands between $2,000 and $4,000. What moves it: how many unique page templates you need, whether copy is written from scratch, and whether the site needs a CMS your team edits without us.
Can you really design and build a website in 7 days?
Yes, when the scope is fixed on day one and one senior designer takes it from wireframe to launch. Day 1 is sitemap and wireframe, days 2 to 4 are visual design, days 5 to 6 are the build, day 7 is QA and launch. The week only works because nothing gets added mid-sprint.
Framer or Webflow — which one do you build in?
Framer by default. It is faster to build in, the motion is better out of the box, and non-designers can edit pages without breaking the layout. We build in Webflow when you already run Webflow or need its CMS structure.
Do you write the copy or do we?
Either. If you bring copy, we design to it. If you do not, we write it — positioning, headlines and section hierarchy — and that is part of what moves the number. Most founders think they have copy and actually have a list of features.
What if we need changes after launch?
You own the project file and the domain. Framer and Webflow are both editable without a developer, which is the point of building there. Structural changes become an add-on, quoted before we start.
We would rather you got a straight answer than a sales page. These open with the question already written.