The problem
THE INDUSTRY
IS BROKEN.
Traditional web agencies were built for a slower, more expensive world. They charge you to wait. Then they charge you to exist. We built a better model.
| What you're comparing | Apex Architects | Traditional Agency | Freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timeline | 5–7 days | 8–12 weeks | 2–4 weeks |
| Starting price | $750 | $5,000–$25,000 | $500–$3,000 |
| Monthly hosting | $0 forever | $30–200/mo | $10–50/mo |
| You own the code | Always | Sometimes | Yes |
| AEO optimization | Included | Never heard of it | No |
| Rebuild guarantee | Yes | No | No |
How we build
FOUR STEPS.
No surprises.
Every plan includes
WHAT YOU
ACTUALLY GET.
No nickel-and-diming. Every website we deliver comes with the same foundational quality — regardless of plan tier.
Pricing
SIMPLE PRICING.
NOTHING HIDDEN.
One price. No monthly fees. No upsells buried in the contract.
- Custom single-page design
- Contact form + mobile responsive
- Basic SEO meta setup
- .xyz domain, first year included
- ICP hosting, zero monthly fees
- 2 content update rounds (30 days)
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- Custom multi-page design (up to 4 pages)
- Lead capture forms + CTA strategy
- SEO-ready page and URL structure
- Blog or portfolio section
- AEO starter audit included
- ICP hosting, zero monthly fees
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- User accounts + authentication
- CRM admin panel
- Stripe payments + Calendly booking
- Custom backend logic + API integrations
- Full ICP deployment, complete ownership
- AEO optimization, 3 months included
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Infrastructure
NO SERVERS.
NO FEES.
NO MIDDLEMEN.
The Internet Computer Protocol is not a buzzword. It's the only blockchain network that hosts full websites and applications on-chain — replacing AWS, Cloudflare, and every other server in between.
Full ICP explainerTraditional cloud servers charge $30–$150/month. On ICP, storage and compute are covered by the network. At $50/month average, that's $600/year — $3,000 back in your pocket over five years.
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