You already have a website. Let’s make it perform.
For businesses that already invested in a site and want it to start bringing enquiries.
Most sites we review aren’t broken. They’re quiet.
Most sites we review aren’t broken. They’re quiet. They load and look fine on the computer of whoever built them, and still don’t show up on Google, take six seconds on mobile data, or have a form sending emails to an inbox nobody checks. Nobody has measured it yet.
If the structure works and three specific things need fixing, fixing those three things gets results sooner than starting over. The smart move is to measure first and decide after, with figures instead of opinions.
The diagnostic is the document that decides what gets fixed, in what order, and what can stay as it is. If you go ahead with the fixes, it’s fully credited.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Measure, prioritize, fix
Everything we touch is measured before and after, so the change shows up in numbers.
Real speed measured on mobile and desktop, with before and after figures
Technical SEO review: what Google sees, what it can’t, and why
A check that your form and WhatsApp actually reach someone
A review of your Google Business Profile and what appears when people search your name
A report with findings ordered by what matters most to your results
The agreed fixes, with the measurement repeated at the end so you see the change
Two steps, and the first one is credited to the second
The diagnostic is RD$12,000 and is fully credited if you go ahead with the fixes. Fixes start at RD$25,000 and are fixed in writing based on the findings you choose to address.
Prices are set in Dominican pesos. Dollar figures are approximate, at RD$59 per US$1 (September 2026).
About website optimization
When is it better to fix and when to rebuild?
That’s exactly what the diagnostic answers, with figures. If the structure works and a few specific points need attention, fixing gets results sooner. If the report shows the base can’t carry what you want to achieve, you see it in the numbers and decide with real information.
Does it work with any technology?
Yes, as long as we have access. The measurement is the same whatever platform your site runs on, and the report shows what can be solved within what you have and what needs deeper work.
What exactly do I get for RD$12,000?
A document with speed measured on mobile and desktop, the technical SEO review, a check that your forms arrive, the state of your Google profile and the findings in order of priority, plus a 30 minute session to go through it. It’s yours, and it’s fully credited if you continue with the fixes.
How soon will I notice a difference?
Speed improves the day the change goes live, and it’s measured. Google takes weeks, because it needs to crawl your site again. The report tells you what to expect on each front.
How much does a website cost in the Dominican Republic?
It depends on the type, and these are entry prices: a single-section landing page, from RD$35,000; a complete corporate site, from RD$85,000; an online store with card payments, from RD$165,000. Those prices cover most projects of each kind. If yours needs more scope than the package includes, we tell you before quoting, and the final price is fixed in writing before you pay anything.
How long does it take to have my site ready?
Seven business days for a landing page, fifteen for a corporate site and thirty for an online store, counted from the moment we receive your text and images. If the content arrives later, the date adjusts, and we tell you that on day one.
Is the site in my name?
Yes. You receive the complete source code in your own GitHub account and the site is deployed under an account in your name. If you ever decide to work with someone else, you take everything with you and any developer can carry on. Your site stays online on its own, with no monthly fee to us.
Does it include the domain and the hosting?
We set both up in your name and hand you the credentials, but the accounts are yours and you pay for them directly. A .com domain costs between RD$700 and RD$2,500 a year, and hosting for the sites we build usually comes out free or under RD$1,200 a month depending on traffic. That way the accounts are yours from day one.
Can I update the content myself?
Yes. The corporate and store packages include a panel where you change text, photos, products and prices without touching code, plus video training for your team. On the landing page we make the content changes for you during the first month.
Send us your website address and we’ll tell you what we see.
We take a first look the same business day and tell you whether the issue is visible from outside or needs measuring.