Sample · not a client site
SaaSDeploy visibility without the dashboard sprawl.
The one-liner carries the page: what the product does, for whom, in one sentence above the fold. Everything below it is evidence.
Feature three
Three features, no buzzword stack.
Live pipeline view
Every run, stage, and artifact on one screen — the feature your homepage leads with.
Alerts with context
A notification that includes the diff, the deploy, and the likely culprit — not a bare red badge.
Audit-ready history
Who shipped what, when, and under which approval — exportable when someone asks formally.
DocsLoginPlaceholders on the sample; real routes on your build.
Status
A status strip that says something.
All systems operational — copy only here; on your build it wires to the real status page.
What 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 site that cannot ship itself.
The product deploys twenty times a day, but the marketing site waits on a manual upload and a person who remembers the password. The company sells CI/CD and cannot CI/CD its own homepage.
A pattern visible on any public page of this kind — no firm named, no client site pictured.
Market band $10k–$20k
Marketing site only — the product itself is a separate scope.
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.