Sample · not a client site
Insurance brokersThe quote path never dead-ends.
A brokerage site has one job above the fold: the lines it writes and a quote request that resolves. Every link lands somewhere real.
Request a quoteLines of business
What the brokerage writes.
Auto
Personal auto coverage with the quote path one tap from the hero.
Home
Homeowners and renters — the question list a real quote call starts with.
Commercial
General liability, property, and umbrella lines for the businesses the brokerage serves.
Quote path
Ask for a quote. It lands.
On the sample, the quote path is this section — an anchor that always resolves and a mail route a person reads. No dead forms, no 404.
Start a quote by emailWhat we ship
One package, full stack.
- Design
- Development
- Deploy
- CI/CD
- Infra
- Cloud
- Stay-up
Design, development, deploy, CI/CD, infrastructure, and cloud — delivered by one team, then kept running.
Ships with every site
Hardening is in the package.
- HTTPS everywhere with current certificates; plain HTTP redirected and retired
- Admin, CMS, and wp-login never linked from the public footer
- No leftover theme credits, generator banners, or vendor sample copy
- Secrets and tokens stay out of the repo and the shipped HTML
- Contact forms are never an open mail relay
- Staging stays unindexed
- Security headers we actually set, including HSTS — no appliances we do not run
Stay-up covers the stale year, dead social links, broken RSS, and unpatched themes. That is the retainer, not the add-on.
One public defect pattern
The feed that never loads.
A news widget stuck on “retrieving feed…” for two years, or a carrier portal link misspelled into a 404. The visitor reads it as the office not answering — because the site did not.
A pattern visible on any public page of this kind — no firm named, no client site pictured.
Market band $10k–$20k
A market comp, not a quote — scope is set on a consult.
Security is part of the package, not a bolt-on — see what ships with every site on the Solutions page.