Foresite

A remote web studio
English-language websites

Straight answers about your website. No small print.

We research your business and build three finished drafts of your actual site. You look at real pages — not a pitch — and decide once you’ve seen them. One fixed price, everything in, and the site is yours.

$390 one-timeLive in about ten daysThe domain in your name

A page we built: the Harbour Beans sample draft in a browser window — a full-width photograph of coffee being poured, the shop name, and the directions.
Sample draft · Harbour Beans
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What a Foresite site looks like.

Every page below was built end to end by the process we would run for you — the research, the writing, the three drafts, the same ten days. The businesses in them are demonstration businesses: we are new, and we have no released client work yet. We would rather show you pages we actually built than borrow someone else’s.

Sample draft

Harbour Beans

A filter coffee bar. The whole point of the page is the pour, so the photograph runs the width of the screen and the directions sit under your thumb.

Coffee bar · Melbourne

Sample draft of the Harbour Beans site on a desktop screen: a full-width photograph of coffee being poured, the shop name and directions.
The same Harbour Beans sample draft on a phone, stacked to one column.
Sample draft

Ndimu Coffee House

A roastery with a short menu and a long story. Three reasons, three plates, one map — and the way people there actually get in touch, put first.

Roastery-café · Nairobi

Sample draft of the Ndimu Coffee House site on a desktop screen: a headline, a photograph of the room and a short menu.
The same Ndimu sample draft on a phone.
Sample draft

Brotante Coffee

A small specialty café on a busy street. Quieter type, a darker room, and the opening hours where a passer-by can read them in one glance.

Specialty café · Makati

Sample draft of the Brotante Coffee site on a desktop screen: dark editorial layout with the hours and address near the top.
The same Brotante sample draft on a phone.
Sample draft

Pergola & Pour

A garden coffee stop. Warm ground, big pictures, and one clear thing to do next — which is usually all a small shop needs from a website.

Coffee garden · Kingston

Sample draft of the Pergola and Pour site on a desktop screen: a warm hero photograph and a single clear call to action.
The same Pergola and Pour sample draft on a phone.

Why samples and not clients. Client work goes here the day a client says we may publish it — not before. Until then these drafts are the honest evidence: real pages, built by the same hands, on the same terms you would get.

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The questions you actually have — answered plainly.


What does it cost?

$390, one-time, everything in. If your business opened in the last twelve months, it’s $290 — the same site, at a new-opening rate. Care afterwards is $29 a month if you want it, and you can cancel any time. No hidden fees, nothing added at the end.


What do I actually own?

The domain is registered in your name, and the finished site is yours. There is no lock-in: if you ever want to leave, you take the whole thing with you.


How does it start?

If we can find you online — a Google listing, an Instagram, an existing site — your business name is enough, and we research the rest. If you’re not online yet, we can’t research from nothing, so you tell us a few basics. Then it’s about a thirty-minute conversation, and you’re live in roughly ten days.


Do I pay before I see anything?

No. You see three finished drafts of your real site first. You judge them with your own eyes, then choose. Nothing is decided on faith.


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How it works.

An open notebook, blank, and a pen on a dark table.
Licensed stock photograph

You tell us who you are

Send your business name — or, if you’re not online yet, a few quick details. That is the whole brief to begin.

We research and build

We look into your business the way a customer would, then build three real drafts of your site — not templates, not mock-ups of someone else’s.

You look, choose, go live

You compare the drafts, pick the one that’s right, and we launch it — the domain registered in your name, live in about ten days.

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What you pay — in full, up front, on the page.

The whole price list

$390

One-time build

The full site — every page your business needs, written and designed for you. Everything in.

$290

New-opening rate

The same build, for businesses opened within the last twelve months. Same deliverables as the $390 — just a lower rate for a new business. If you qualify, we propose it openly.

$29/mo

Care, if you want it

Hosting and small edits, handled for you. Entirely optional, and you can cancel any time.

The plain version: paid once, up front, when you commit, in US dollars. The one-time fee covers the delivered site; optional care is billed monthly from the day you commit, and cancelling it stops the next charge. Prices are USD. That is the complete list — no add-ons, no ‘from’ pricing, no asterisk.

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The honest version.

Foresite is a small, fully remote studio. A person sets the taste and makes the calls that need judgement; the heavy lifting of the build is AI-assisted. That is what lets careful, agency-level work land at a fixed, low price and in about ten days rather than months.

We have no office to photograph and no client logos to line up, so we haven’t invented either. There is exactly one photograph on this page — a blank notebook — and it is licensed stock, labelled as such where it sits. Every other picture here is a real page we built. The price is the price.

The name is the idea: foresight + site — you see the site before you commit to it. That is the whole of it, and we would rather tell you plainly than dress it up. Straight answers, and the mark at the end of every sentence is a full stop — never an asterisk.

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Start here.

Tell us your business name and where to reach you. If you have a website or an Instagram, drop the link — that is usually all we need to begin. We reply by email; there is no phone line and no booking system to wrestle with.

Prefer to just write? Email

If we can’t find you online yet, we’ll ask for a few basics in the reply — nothing more than we need. No account, no phone call required.

Thank you — this is a demo form on the draft site, so nothing was sent. On the live site this reaches the reply desk, and we answer by email.