Avoria — Web design studio
First you see it.Then you pay for it.
I hand-code websites and custom apps. One flat price, zero subscriptions — and the invoice doesn't exist until you approve a working draft.
No invoice until you approve the draft.
Selected work
Proof, with the numbers attached.
Scroll — the receipts move sideways.
Montijo
Web Design
Live in 6 days — replaced a $1,800 quote
Brennan's
Web Design
95+ Lighthouse — leads in week one
Beauties of the Beasts
Performance Rebuild
Lighthouse 52→97 — load 6.2s→1.4s
Your project could be plate 04.
The math
Renting a website is the most expensive way to have one.
The builder ad says $23 a month. The math says four figures every three years, forever — for a template your competitors are also using.
The platform subscription
every 3 years, forever ($23–$65/mo)
- A template thousands of other sites already use
- Slow loads and an SEO ceiling you can't fix
- Miss a payment — your site goes dark
- Their platform, their rules, their price hikes
The Avoria build
then ~$11/year for the domain. That's it.
- Hand-coded for your business — one of one
- 95+ Lighthouse scores, SEO built in — not bolted on
- $0/month hosting on modern infrastructure
- Every line of code yours, permanently
Renting a website
How it works
Brief to launch in about a week.
The brief
Three quick questions on the site — under a minute, no pitch, no commitment. You describe what you need; you get back a clear scope and one flat number. If it's not a fit, you'll hear that too.
The draft
Within days — not months — you get a link to a working draft. Real pages, your actual content, live on a preview you can click through on your phone.
The approval
You review, I refine. And here's the part no agency will match: until you approve the draft, there is no invoice. Not even a deposit.
The handoff
Launch day, everything transfers to you — code, design, domain, content. No hostage domains, no monthly platform bill. If we never speak again, your site keeps working.
The guarantee
If the draft isn't right, you owe nothing.
The work carries the risk — not you. Across 50+ clients, no one has ever walked away from a draft, and no one has ever asked for a refund.
Client words
“I'd been putting off a website for two years because of the price… now I have something better than anything my competitors have. No subscription. No platform. Done.”
“I needed a booking app for my salon and got quoted $8,000 by an agency. I got exactly what I needed for a fraction of that… my no-show rate dropped immediately.”
Happy clients
Average rating
Avg. response
Refunds requested
Questions
Everything people ask before booking.
Anything else — send it through the form. You'll hear back within hours, from the person who builds the work.
Start your project →One flat number, quoted up front from your scope — and it doesn't change. No retainers, no subscriptions, no surprise line items. Hosting runs on free-tier infrastructure, so after launch your only recurring cost is the domain: about $11 a year.
Most websites go from first brief to live in about a week: a working draft in days, one round of refinement, then launch. Custom apps usually take one to two weeks.
Completely. Code, design, domain, content — all transferred to you at launch. If you ever want to work with someone else, you take everything and go. That's the whole point.
Every project includes a post-launch support window, and existing clients get priority response after that — replies average under three hours. No support contract, no hourly meter running.
A builder runs $23–$65 a month forever — $800 to $2,300+ every three years for a template your competitors also use. A hand-coded site costs once, loads faster, ranks better, and never bills you again.
Next step
The call costs nothing. The draft costs nothing until you approve it. The only risk is keeping the site you have.
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