Somebody looked you up last night.
Half past nine, on their phone, in bed. They typed your name and the town, and read what came back.
No website came up. So they kept scrolling.
What that costs
Not because that business is better than yours. Because at half past nine there was something to look at, and with you there was a decision to postpone. Most people never come back to a postponed decision.
So here is the strange part
We already built yours.
Before we emailed you. Your services, your town, your actual work, not a template with your name dropped into it. It is sitting at a link, finished, and you have not paid anything or agreed to anything.
It is cheaper for us to build it than to spend a week convincing you we could. Showing you the finished thing is simply a better argument than describing it.
Something we have already built
Picha Media, Cape Town.
A photography and film studio. We built the site, it is live, and you can open it right now and judge it for yourself: pichamedia.co.za.
Dorny Muba, Cape Town.
The personal site of the engineer behind Akitech. Live, and yours to open: dorny.co.za.
Aurant.
Client galleries and portfolios for photographers and filmmakers. A working product, not a brochure, and it is live: aurant.io.
Akiri.
An AI mentor that plans your studying backwards from your exam date. It is live, and you can open it right now: akiri.app.
Straight with you: all four are ours, not clients who paid us. They are the work, not testimonials. Yours would be the first one built for somebody else.
Then you decide, and both answers are real
| Included | The site, built for your business. Hosting set up and handed over. |
|---|---|
| Maintenance | Three months. Changes, fixes, new prices, new photographs. |
| After that | Changes are R450 each, or R400 a month if you would rather not think about it. Both optional. |
| Lock-in | None. The site is yours and the hosting is in your name. It stays up whether you pay us again or not. |
| If you pass | You owe nothing and we go away. There is no invoice and no second email. |
One email, ever
We are only allowed to ask you once.
South African law (POPIA §69) lets us approach a business one time to ask whether it is interested. So there is no follow-up, no second try, no drip. If you do not reply, that is your answer and you will not hear from us again. If you ask to be removed, you are removed permanently, and the system that would have emailed you cannot, because the list that blocks it is checked at the moment of sending.
Akitech
If the link is in your inbox, open it.
Akitech builds websites for South African businesses that do not have one. We build first and ask second. Prices are in rand and include the site, hosting setup and three months' maintenance.