Hosting
We put the site on fast hosting, keep the certificate renewed and the domain pointed where it should be, and make sure it stays up. Static files on good hosting is about as close to unbreakable as a website gets.
No discovery workshop and no sixty-page strategy deck. Four stages, a fixed price agreed before anyone starts, and a site that is live by the end of the week.
Not three to five weeks. Speed is the point: most of what makes a web project drag has nothing to do with building the site, and we have taken all of it out.
Fifteen minutes is enough: what the business does, who it needs to reach, and the one thing the site has to make happen. You leave the call with a fixed price and a launch date, or an honest "we are not the right fit".
Structure, copy, design and the conversion flow, built in one pass by one person. You get a live preview link on day two, not a mockup, and it updates as we go.
You go through the preview and send everything you want changed in one message. Turned around the same day in almost every case.
We run the twenty-point pre-launch audit covering speed, accessibility, meta tags, forms, spam protection and broken links. Then we point the domain, verify it live, and hand over documentation written for a non-developer.
Three to five days assumes three things are true. They almost always are, but it is only fair to say them up front, because these are the only things that push a build past the week.
Launching a site is the easy part. Keeping it accurate is the part most businesses quietly stop doing about four months in.
We put the site on fast hosting, keep the certificate renewed and the domain pointed where it should be, and make sure it stays up. Static files on good hosting is about as close to unbreakable as a website gets.
Content changes, new pages, new photographs, updated hours and prices. Send what you want changed and it gets done, rather than sitting in a queue behind a ticket system.
Regular backups you can roll back to, and an eye on whether the site is actually up and the forms are actually delivering. Finding out from a customer is too late.
The domain, the hosting account and the source code are in your name from the first day. You can move the site to anyone, at any time, without asking us and without paying to be let go. That is the difference between a service and a lock-in.
Three to five days from the first call to launch. Speed is the point of working this way: one person builds the whole site in one pass, so there is no handover between a designer, a developer and a project manager to wait on. The only thing that pushes a build past a week is waiting on photographs or final wording from your end.
Yes. You own the domain, the hosting account and the source code. Kova builds in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so any developer can pick the site up. There is no platform lock-in and no licence to keep paying.
Every Kova site ships with unique page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, structured data, real alt text and a page weight small enough not to be penalised. That is the technical groundwork and it is the part we control. Ranking for competitive search terms also depends on reviews, local listings and time, so anyone promising a number-one position by a fixed date is guessing.
Anything broken that Kova built is fixed at no charge. Because the sites are static files with no database and no plugins, there is very little that can break on its own.
Sometimes. If it sits on a platform that is costing you speed or money, Kova will usually recommend rebuilding rather than patching, and will say so on the first call rather than selling the bigger job by default.
Kova prices each project as a fixed number agreed on the first call, with no hourly billing. The figure depends on how many pages the site needs, whether it needs a working booking or quote flow, how ready your content is, and what it has to connect to. There are no published price lists because a number set in advance would be a guess.
Yes. Kova offers hosting and ongoing maintenance as an optional arrangement after launch, covering updates, content changes, backups and keeping the site online. It is optional in the real sense: you own the domain, the hosting account and the source code either way, so you can take the site elsewhere at any time without asking us or paying to be released. Sites that stay with us simply have someone looking after them.
Kova is a small studio working with small businesses and independent operators, most often local trades, clinics, restaurants and studios that need a website to book work rather than simply exist.
Book a call and you get a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for it, we will say so.
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