We build the website, then make it findable.
Websites, SEO, AI search visibility, and Google Business Profile. Scoped in writing, shipped on a date, measured after.
Try it on your own site
Twelve checks, run live against the page. Nothing is stored.
Five things, and we run all of them today.
- 01
Websites
Corporate sites and landing pages that load fast, rank, and can be edited without calling a developer.
- 02
SEO
Technical fixes, content structure, and local search, measured in enquiries rather than in report pages.
- 03
AI search visibility
Being cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Copilot, not only ranked in blue links.
- 04
Google Business Profile
Setup, verification, and the ongoing work that keeps a business in the map pack rather than below it.
- 05
AI software
Automation and language-model tooling, built when it removes a task somebody repeats every week.
Most sites do not fail on design. They fail on the parts nobody checks after launch.
A canonical tag pointing at a domain that no longer resolves. A contact form still wired to a template placeholder. A second language that search engines never see. We start there, then make the thing findable.
How a project actually runs
No discovery phase that produces a deck. No status report standing in for a working build.
Scope
A short paid discovery that ends in a written scope, a page or feature list, and a fixed price. If discovery shows the project should not proceed, we say so and you keep the document.
Build
You get a preview URL in the first week and it stays current. Progress is something you click through, not something you read in a status report.
Ship
Launch includes the parts that usually get skipped: canonical and sitemap on the real domain, forms tested end to end, analytics and Search Console connected.
Operate
You either take it over with a handover session and documentation, or we stay on under a retainer. Both routes are agreed at the start of the engagement, not at the end of it.
Questions we get asked first
If yours is not here, the contact form is the fastest way to get it answered.
Where are you based, and does it matter?
Esspry LLC is a US-registered company and the delivery team works from Turkey. In practice that means substantial overlap with both European and North American working hours, and rates below those of a comparable Western European or North American studio. Every engagement runs in English.
Do you work on a site somebody else built?
Yes, and most of our work starts that way. The Audit engagement exists for exactly this. Where rebuilding is cheaper than repairing we will say so, and where it is not we will say that too, even though the rebuild is the larger invoice.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Work happens in a repository under your organisation where possible, and handover includes the accounts, the environment variables, and the deployment.
What do you need from us to start?
Someone who can make decisions, access to the current site, domain, and Google accounts, and your real content or a plan for getting it. Missing content is the single most common reason projects slip.
How long does SEO take to show anything?
Technical fixes can move things within weeks. Content and authority work is a three to six month horizon, and anyone promising faster is either guessing or buying links. We set the expectation in the scope document, in writing, before you pay anything.
Can we speak to a reference?
Yes, on request and with that client's agreement. We do not publish client names on this site by default, because not every client wants their supplier relationship listed publicly. References are shared directly during procurement.
Tell us what needs building
Describe the problem, the system you have today, and the date it needs to be live. We reply with a written scope and a fixed price.