Words that sound like you
Copy written from your brief, specific to your audience, your voice, your offer. Not generic SaaS filler stitched together from headings.
That's the whole bargain
How a build travels
The engine drafts. A person reviews every build before it leaves the studio. Same five steps, every time, one of them is a human, on purpose.
You describe the business. The form pre-fills from an existing site if you have one.
Design system first, then pages, generated to fit exactly what you said.
A designer checks every build against a fixed list before it ships.
A private link lands in your inbox. Send notes and we revise before you approve.
Go live on your own domain the moment you approve.
The human in the loop
Every build clears the same six checks before you ever see it. Here's what that approval looks like from the inside.
Branding, contact details, mobile, images, copy, and SEO, each one signed off by a person before your preview link is sent. No exceptions.
Notes from our team
"All six checks pass, branding, contact details, mobile and copy all look right. Approved and ready for your review."
— Hannah Irving · signed off before your preview link was sent
What arrives
Not "AI-powered website generation." A working site on your domain with the six things below already done.
Copy written from your brief, specific to your audience, your voice, your offer. Not generic SaaS filler stitched together from headings.
Type, colour, spacing, and motion codified into your site so every page holds together. Design doc included.
Mobile-first responsive layouts, tested at the breakpoints that matter. Designed for thumbs and small screens, not "shrunk-down desktop."
Deployed to your custom domain with SSL, CDN, and performance tuning. You hit "ship," it goes live. No DNS homework, no DevOps tickets.
Unlimited copy and image edits through a clean admin panel, on Hosted plans.
Meta tags, OpenGraph cards, JSON-LD schema, sitemap, robots.txt, all wired up correctly, not just "SEO-friendly." Ready to be indexed the day it ships.
Questions
Four options:
Once the site is delivered you can go back and update it. We recommend customizing your site, or giving us as much context as possible up front, so the first draft is as close to final as it can be.
On paid plans, yes. You receive the full source code, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and all project assets. There is no vendor lock-in, no CMS subscription requirement, and no proprietary runtime. You can host the site anywhere.
Free-tier projects do not include source code delivery.
Free is a single page on a Schematic subdomain with our footer credit. Paid is a multi-page site on your custom domain with no Schematic branding, trust signals, and structured data. Free is a useful test of the pipeline. Paid is the actual product.
Bring your own. Register it at Namecheap or anywhere else, and we'll point it to your site in about five minutes. Here's the step-by-step.
Default delivery is static HTML, CSS, and JS, fastest to ship, cheapest to host, easiest to maintain. If you need Next.js, Astro, a headless CMS, or a specific stack, tell us in the logistics step and we'll quote.
Rare. If we miss the paid-tier deadline by more than 24 hours without flagging a reason upfront, the build is free. We'd rather refund than deliver subpar work.