For early-stage startups
Launch like you have a team, before you hire one.
Early on, the website, the tools and the lead flow fall to the founders, on top of everything else. We set up a professional launch and a simple system for capturing interest, so you can focus on customers and product.
Sound familiar?
Small gaps that quietly cost you customers.
- The landing page was a weekend project, and it shows.
- Interest comes from five places and lives in nobody's system.
- You're paying for tools nobody has set up properly.
- Investors and early customers judge you by your site.
What You Get
Start with the essentials. Add more when you’re ready.
A launch-ready website
Clear positioning, fast pages and a design that holds up in front of customers and investors.
A lead pipeline
Signups, demo requests and inquiries flow into one CRM with their source attached.
The right starter stack
Advice on which tools are worth paying for now, and which can wait.
Analytics you'll use
See which pages and campaigns bring in real interest.
The essentials handled
Privacy policy, terms, accessibility and search setup from day one.
Room to grow
Built so adding pages, products or automation later doesn't mean starting over.
How It Works
- 01
A 20-minute call
Tell us about the business and where you want it to go.
- 02
Your plan
An interactive plan with scope, design directions and running costs to react to and approve.
- 03
Build and launch
We build on a private preview, you check it, and we launch together.
- 04
Training
A walkthrough and how-tos so you can run it yourself.
A fixed-scope path for founders with a defined concept who need the website, tools and systems to launch professionally.
Explore MAC Launch →Questions
Should a startup build its own website or hire someone?
If the site is core to your product, build it in-house. If it's your front door, a focused build gets you launched faster and frees founders for product and customers.
What should be in a startup's starter tech stack?
Usually a website, domain email, a simple CRM, analytics and a way to take payments or bookings. Your plan lists exactly what you need and what it costs.
Can you work with our existing tools?
Yes. We'll keep what works, connect what doesn't, and only suggest new tools when they save time or money.
Who owns the site and the data?
You do. Every account is in your company's name from the start.
One conversation to find out where to start.
Twenty minutes over video, no pitch deck, and at least one idea worth doing, whether or not we work together.