The queue.
You emailed a two-minute change. It waited behind everyone else’s two-minute changes. Most small businesses change their site every week, so the queue never really clears.
A public apology from a web agency
We’ve built WordPress sites for years. We’d like to apologise.
A two-minute change should not take three weeks. Now you tell your agent what you want, check a real preview and approve it. Done.
Talk to a person. No technical brief needed.
What we’re apologising forSorry #1 Sorry #2 Sorry #3
Three things we did to website owners.
The plugins.
Every add-on was one more thing to update, and updates only help when they arrive first. For heavily targeted WordPress holes, Patchstack found attackers moved in a median of about five hours.
The login you never used.
You got an admin login and a warning to be careful. So you did the sensible thing and never touched it.
Sources: Clutch, State of Small Business Websites 2025; Patchstack, State of WordPress Security in 2026.
How it works now
Websites run by agents. Controlled by you.
- 01
Tell your agent.
Describe the change in plain English. “Add our holiday hours.” No ticket, no technical brief.
- 02
Check the preview.
You see the real page, the way customers will, on desktop and mobile. Want it different? Say so.
- 03
Approve. Done.
It goes live when you say yes, and only then. The previous version stays ready if you change your mind.
Nothing to patch. We rebuild your site as fast static pages. No plugins to update and no database working on every page view.
You keep your search traffic. We start from your existing addresses and redirects, so the pages that bring customers keep working.
A person checks every release. Agents prepare the change. Our team checks it. You approve it. See a real revision
Is this for you?
It suits service businesses, local businesses and content-led sites that change often: hours, prices, services, staff, offers and articles.
Not a fit for
Online checkout, booking systems or an application that needs a database on every page. We will tell you on the first call if that’s you.
Cost
We agree scope and cost before any work starts. The first conversation is free.