Portfolio
Every link on this page is live. A recent cross section, nine categories, from a bagel shop to an investment firm to an industrial equipment supplier.
You do not have to take our word for anything here. These are real businesses running real sites right now. Open a few, look at how they are put together, and see whether the work holds up. That is the whole pitch.
Pick a category to narrow it down, or scroll the whole list. Newest builds come first.
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A family owned roofer in Round Rock, Texas, doing roof replacement, repairs and free inspections since 2014.
The job: make the phone ring, and make it plain from the first screen that the owner is the one who answers it.
View the Ruddy's Roofing site
A group vacation rental in Wake Forest, NC: two homes in one building, seven bedrooms, sleeping thirteen.
The job: show big groups all three ways to stay, and let them check open dates for every home in one search.
sunsetgrovenc.com
A free monthly room in Austin where founders hear a speaker and build a personal board of directors.
The job: fill a free event with the right founders, with no application and no ticket.
networkofdirectors.com
A growth investment firm backing established private companies, across growth equity, fund of funds and real estate.
The job: give a new firm a site that reads as credible to institutional investors from day one.
sterlinglanepartners.com
A New York kosher bagel institution running since 1992, with shops in Manhattan, Queens and Florida.
The job: build a location structure that survives growth, using city names people actually search instead of neighborhood nicknames.
bagelsandco.com
Industrial print, mail and packaging equipment for production floors, covering more than 18 manufacturer brands out of Mount Vernon, New York.
The job: refresh a long standing supplier site so buyers find the machine, the part or the service call fast.
tsme.com
Wedding and event rentals since 1978: tenting, flooring, staging, catering equipment, furniture and decor across four California counties.
The job: bring a 40 year old rental house online with its full catalog browsable.
venturarental.com
Done for you client acquisition systems: ads, explainer video, funnels and a year of email built for coaches and consultants.
The job: sell a service that takes real explaining, without losing the reader before the offer.
nurturemachines.com
Soft serve, popcorn and fudge in Grand Island, Nebraska.
The job: a clean local shop site where hours, location and what they sell are obvious in one screen.
bigredtreats.com
A Dallas specialist practice led by Dr. Rachael Haverland, focused on minimally invasive excision surgery for endometriosis.
The job: a patient facing site for a decision driven entirely by trust, where the wrong tone loses the call.
endoexcellencecenter.com
Premium event furniture rental with delivery, setup and breakdown, serving a 150 mile radius around Murray, Kentucky.
The job: a new build launched end of 2024 for a company selling on how the room looks.
cuiliurentals.com
An independent field marketing organization giving Medicare, life and annuity agents contracting, technology and access to more than 60 carriers.
The job: recruit independent agents who are comparing platforms and guarding their independence.
tpaconnect.net
A mobile bar service for weddings, corporate events and private parties, working Austin, Dallas, San Antonio and Houston.
The job: a booking site for a business with no fixed address, where service area is the first question.
barlamaisontx.com
A Florida health insurance agency helping individuals and small businesses through Medicare, ACA and small group coverage at no cost to the client.
The job: make a genuinely confusing product feel simple enough to pick up the phone about.
procare.consulting
Escape rooms plus axe throwing, nerf wars and archery tag across six locations in California, Nevada and Washington.
The job: run booking for six locations and a dozen activities without confusing anyone.
brainyactzescaperooms.com
Merino wool outdoor accessories: socks, headwear and gloves built around extra fine 19.5 micron wool.
The job: launch a new outdoor brand with a store and a story, starting from nothing.
wilssgear.com
Concierge tax and accounting out of Dallas, with fractional CFO work and wealth management for oil and gas, real estate, technology and construction.
The job: position an accounting firm as a family office alternative rather than another CPA.
cohesionco.com
A Dallas staffing firm of more than 25 years, placing across technology, accounting and finance, administrative, sales and mortgage.
The job: serve two opposite audiences, employers hiring and candidates job hunting, on one site.
rightstaffinc.com
A Dallas personal injury practice handling auto, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian and construction cases on contingency.
The job: intake. Someone who just had a bad day needs to reach a lawyer in as few steps as possible.
healdlawfirm.com
A high intensity group fitness studio on Travis Street in Dallas, running class packs and unlimited memberships.
The job: get a first time visitor from curious to booked into a class.
pitfitworkout.com
Event rental across eight Southeast markets, covering furnishings, structures, tabletop and production.
The job: one brand, eight markets, each needing its own local presence without fragmenting the catalog.
curatedevents.com
Chicago event lighting design and rental: chandeliers, uplighting, pinspots, dance floors and staging.
The job: sell a visual product visually, so the portfolio does the talking.
eelchicago.com
Felt, straw and bespoke hats out of Dallas, with private fittings and event services.
The job: run a store and a custom appointment business side by side.
toppedhats.com
Custom handbags spanning golf accessories, bridal, clutches and totes, personalized to order.
The job: make made to order feel simple to buy, which is where most custom shops lose people.
raeoflightcustom.com
Family owned lawn care and landscaping in Dallas, doing design, maintenance, irrigation and outdoor living for homeowners, HOAs and property managers.
The job: a home services site built around one action, requesting a quote.
atkinsdesigns.com
Luxury tenting out of Charlottesville, Virginia: sailcloth and century pole tents, engineered structures, climate control and glass walls.
The job: look expensive, because the product is, and the buyer is judging on exactly that.
skylinetentcompany.com
Dallas' original farm to table restaurant, serving on Lovers Lane since 1971, plus catering.
The job: modernize a 50 year old institution without alienating the regulars who made it one.
celebrationrestaurant.com
Modern American in McKinney, Texas. Steaks, brunch, whiskey and craft cocktails, known for the Sugarbacon appetizer.
The job: menus and reservations, the two things restaurant traffic actually comes for.
sugarbacon.com
An Irish pub in Dallas since 2003, now two locations in Uptown and Lakewood, with a dog friendly patio and match watch parties.
The job: two locations, one identity, and an events calendar that keeps people coming back.
blackfriarpub.com
A Rockwall, Texas real estate firm covering buying, selling, building, leasing and commercial across the DFW area.
The job: a brand site for a firm competing against national portals for local attention.
wluxpropertiesdfw.com
A 21 day mind and body program bundling workouts, lessons, ebooks and app access.
The job: sell a digital product end to end, from the pitch through the checkout.
jofeathers.com
Specialty cleaning chemistry for commercial foodservice equipment, roughly 60 products formulated per equipment type, out of Frisco, Texas.
The job: a B2B catalog where buyers arrive knowing the machine, not the product name.
magnusclean.com
Small batch British puddings and crumbles made in Austin by English founder Tracy Claros, with seven Fancy Food Show awards.
The job: one site carrying both direct to consumer orders and wholesale buyers.
stickytoffeepuddingcompany.comNo sites match that. Clear the search or pick another category.
These sites span nine categories, from a bagel shop to an investment firm to an industrial equipment supplier. That range is deliberate. The businesses are different, but the problem underneath them rarely is: someone is searching for what you sell, and either they find you or they find the other guy.
A note on what we are not showing you. There are no traffic charts or revenue numbers on this page. Every one of these businesses measures success differently, and cherry picked numbers from a stranger's client are worth roughly nothing to you. What we can prove is simpler and harder to fake: the sites are real, they are live, and you can open every one of them right now.
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