Two people who build the thing and then run it
RevRoute started with two friends and one thing we kept noticing.
Why this exists
The businesses we talked to were good at what they actually did. The work was solid, the customers who found them stuck around, the referrals were real. What they didn't have was a way for anyone new to find them, and every time they'd tried to fix that, it went the same way.
Somebody built them a site and disappeared. Somebody ran ads for a few months and sent over a report nobody could read. Money went out, something happened, and by the end they still couldn't tell you if it worked. What bothered us wasn't that the work was bad, though sometimes it was. It was that nobody stayed.
So we picked the two things that matter most, the site and the ads, and decided to do both properly.
How we work
Scoped before it is started
Every engagement is priced after we understand the business, and written into a proposal. You know what it costs and what you are getting before work begins.
Custom, not assembled
No page builders and no templates. The site is coded for the business it belongs to, which is why it loads fast and why it does not look like four competitors down the road.
Yours when it is paid for
On full payment you own the site outright, code included. We host and operate it while you want us to, and that arrangement is something you can end.
Reported in plain language
If ads are running you are told what went out and what came back. Not a dashboard you have to decode.
Who you deal with
The relationship is the part we care about. We want to know your business well enough to make good calls without having to ask, and that only happens if we're actually around. When something needs changing, you're not filing a request. You're talking to one of us.
Nathan
Handles the technical side. He's the one building the thing, and he actually enjoys it, which shows up in the details most people wouldn't think to check. Nothing goes live until it looks the way it should.
Daniel
Handles the client side. He's who you talk to on the first call, and who you're still talking to a year later. Runs the ads too, so when he tells you what's working he's the one who watched it happen.