Enkylo builds websites.
A small studio that designs, builds, and markets sites for businesses who'd rather look like themselves than like a template.
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What Enkylo does
Design, development, marketing, and the SEO work that ties them together.
A layout built around your business and your actual content — not a theme with your logo dropped in. Every page starts from what a visitor needs to see, and in what order.
- Homepage and core inner pages
- Mobile-first layouts, checked on real devices
- A short style guide so future pages stay consistent
Fast, stable pages you can update yourself afterwards, without needing a developer for every small change. Built clean, so it stays easy to maintain.
- Hand-built pages, no heavy page-builder plugins
- Aiming for under a second load time on a typical connection
- A short handover session on how to edit things
The website is only half the job — the other half is pointing people at it. Enkylo can run the campaigns that bring visitors back to the site instead of letting it sit there waiting.
- Monthly campaign planning across one or two channels
- Ad copy and creative for search or social
- A short monthly report in plain language, not a wall of charts
Clean structure, sensible page titles, and fast load times, so search engines — and people — can actually find what you offer.
- Technical setup: sitemaps, metadata, structured data
- Local search setup for businesses with a physical location
- A short keyword brief agreed before launch
Small edits, new pages, and a yearly check-up, so the site keeps working as your business changes — without starting from zero each time.
- A set number of edit requests each month
- Uptime and basic security monitoring
- Priority reply time over one-off requests
Rough shapes, not fixed menus
Every project gets scoped individually — this is a starting point for the conversation.
Starter
For a first proper site
- Up to 5 pages
- Mobile-first design & build
- Basic SEO setup
- Two rounds of revisions
Growth
For a business ready to be found
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 12 pages
- Full SEO foundations, incl. local search
- One month of marketing support included
Partner
For ongoing growth
- Everything in Growth
- Monthly marketing & content support
- Ongoing care included
- Quarterly strategy check-in
These are starting points, not fixed prices — the actual quote depends on scope, page count, and whether marketing is included from day one.
A few clients, briefly
Independent shops, studios, and practices — real businesses, not concept work.
A catalogue-style site for a three-generation furniture workshop — built to make browsing pieces feel like flipping through a well-made book. Design and development, no marketing add-on.
Ask about a similar projectA portfolio site with almost no chrome around the photos — big images, minimal type, and a booking form that takes under a minute. Design, development, and ongoing care.
Ask about a similar projectA restrained, image-forward site for a small architecture practice, organised around finished projects rather than services. Design and development.
Ask about a similar projectA one-page site with the menu, hours, and location above the fold — the three things most visitors actually came for. Design, development, and local SEO.
Ask about a similar projectA site with the texture of the studio's own printed work — heavy rules, tight grids, and almost no colour beyond ink and paper. Design and development.
Ask about a similar projectA booking-first site for a small travel agency specialising in slow, self-guided trips. Design, development, and a full year of marketing support.
Ask about a similar projectHow a project runs
Five stages, roughly four to six weeks, start to launch.
Discover
A short call to understand your business, your customers, and what the site actually needs to do.
Plan
A sitemap and content outline agreed before any design work starts, so there are no surprises later.
Design
Pages built with your real photos and copy from the start, not placeholder text swapped out at the end.
Build
Development, testing across devices, and a walkthrough of the finished site before it goes live.
Support
A short handover so you can make small edits yourself, plus ongoing care and marketing support if you'd rather I keep going.
A few words back
What it's actually like to work with Enkylo.
"The site felt thought-through before our first call even ended."
Elena R. — Marchetti & Sons
"I can update pages myself now without calling anyone."
Marcus T. — Loop Studio
"No filler pages, no stock photos pretending to be us."
Priya N. — Bramble
"Rare to work with someone who says no to pages you didn't need."
Sami K. — Fernweh Travel Co.
Questions people ask
If yours isn't here, it's a two-line email away.
Typically four to six weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how ready your content and photos are when we start.
Yes. Every site is built so you can edit text, swap images, and add pages without touching code.
Both, if you want it. Some clients just want the site; others add on ongoing marketing and SEO once it's live — see the pricing tiers above.
Yes — most of a project happens over calls and shared documents anyway, so location rarely matters.
Just a short message and any existing brand materials you have. Everything else gets covered on the first call.
Definitely. Most clients start with design and development, then add marketing or ongoing care once the site is live and settled.
"If you can't update it yourself six months from now, it wasn't built right."
The rule most decisions get checked against
Enkylo started from a simple frustration: too many small-business sites get handed over as a finished object nobody can touch again without calling someone. So everything here is built the other way around — for the day after launch, not just launch day.
That means plainer code, fewer moving parts, and a short handover where you actually learn where things live. There's no account manager and no hand-off between departments — the person who plans your site is the same person who builds it, markets it, and answers your emails afterwards.
Most clients come from independent shops, workshops, and small practices who need a site that works as hard as they do, without the overhead of a bigger agency.
How decisions get made
Four things that shape most calls on a project.
One person, start to finish
The person who plans your site is the same person who builds it, and answers your email afterwards. Nothing gets lost in a hand-off.
Real content first
Design starts from your actual words and photos, never from placeholder text swapped out at the end.
Built to be edited
If a small change needs a developer, that's treated as a mistake in the build — not a fact of life.
Slow on purpose
Only a couple of projects run at once, so nothing gets rushed to make room for the next one.
Right now: booking two project slots for this quarter, mostly split between a furniture workshop's seasonal catalogue update and a first site for a new architecture practice.
Response time
Within a day or two, usually faster.
Availability
Two project slots open this quarter.
Have a project in mind?
Fill in as much or as little as you know so far — everything else gets figured out on a first call. Before you write in, it helps to have:
- A rough idea of the pages you need
- Any existing brand assets — logo, colours, photos
- A goal for the site — leads, bookings, or sales