Digital Architecture for Ambitious Businesses.
We build high-performance digital infrastructure, fast-loading and conversion-driven. Pure code and custom architecture for brands set on dominating their sector.
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Four services. Each one on its own.
A custom website, the system that runs a tourism transport company, Kepler — your AI marketing system — or consulting to learn to use AI. Each service is hired on its own, and process consulting and team training can also be hired on their own. Projects start with a discovery session to understand what you actually need.
Web Development
Interactive websites built on current technology, for any business: designed from scratch, no templates, with a distinct identity and performance measured before delivery. The code passes to the client once the project is paid.
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Our main specialty. For operators starting out in tourism or needing to reorganise how they run: the website, the booking engine, fleet and route management, driver dispatch and the management dashboard, in one system built to sell. Process consulting and team training can also be hired on their own.
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A team of 15 AI agents that works on your own computer, with your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription. It learns your brand, builds the strategy, produces ads, images and videos, and prepares the launch. Nothing is published without your approval.
See moreAI Consulting
One-to-one online sessions to learn to use artificial intelligence: writing good instructions, understanding how it works, applying it to your job, automating processes and building your own systems, dashboards, CRMs and websites.
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Our latest case study
Green Road: a luxury travel platform in 19 weeks
Five booking engines, instant prices and a full back office for the team, built on its founders' 15 years of experience.
Measured after launch
Measured results, not promises
Our target on every site is 90 or more out of 100 on PageSpeed Insights, Google's own tool, on mobile and desktop. This is how Green Road's site scores today, and how its visitors use it.
Green Road's site on Google PageSpeed Insights, report from November 3, 2026. Mobile: performance 99, accessibility 93, best practices 100, SEO 100, agentic browsing 3 of 3. Desktop: performance 98, accessibility 96, best practices 100, SEO 100, agentic browsing 3 of 3. Google Analytics 4, since launch: more than 15 minutes of average engagement time and visits of up to 45 minutes.
Google PageSpeed Insights
Agentic browsing
That AI agents can read the site and move through it on their own. It is the foundation of GEO: an AI being able to find, understand and recommend the company when someone asks it who to travel with.
Opens PageSpeed Insights and analyses greenroadcr.com right now. Each run can vary by a few points. The light mark on each ring is our target: 90.
Engagement time
15+ minaverage engagement time
45 minthe longest visits recorded
Visitors do not land and leave: they read the routes, compare vehicles and plan their trip on the site.
Source: Green Road's Google Analytics 4, from launch on October 14, 2026 to November 2026.
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Tell us how you work today and we will show you what your site could achieve.
Why Starknot
Four principles we don't negotiate.
- 01
We build for the long term
The code we write today will be read by someone else two years from now. Every site is built with stable technology, a clear structure, and complete documentation, so it can be maintained and extended without being rewritten from scratch.
- 02
We work for outcomes, not just deliverables
Nobody buys a site for the site itself. What matters is the presence that conveys authority, the visitor who becomes a customer, and the business that grows with a channel of its own. That is why every project decision is made with those goals in mind, although commercial results also depend on factors outside our control.
- 03
Boring beats flashy
Proven patterns beat passing trends. Every technical and visual decision starts from what actually works in production, not from what stands out in a design gallery. Novelty only enters the project when it solves a real problem.
- 04
We say no
If a project doesn't fit what Starknot does well, it's declined honestly and referred to another professional when possible. One well-served client is worth more than three poorly-served ones: scope honesty protects the quality standard of the work delivered.
What we always deliver
The same baseline, every project. No shortcuts.
These are the fixed deliverables on every site we build, regardless of niche or scope. The non-negotiable foundation of the Starknot standard.
Design from scratch
Every visual decision is justified by the business context. Zero generic solutions, zero visual shortcuts.
Coherent identity
Typography, color, and structure aligned to the brand, with a consistent visual system across the entire site.
Verified performance
Before delivery, site performance is measured with industry-standard tools, with a target of 90 or more out of 100 points on both mobile devices and desktop computers. It is a working target, not a contractual guarantee.
Mobile-first and accessible
The site is designed and tested on mobile first, where most real-world traffic happens. Baseline accessibility is part of the delivery standard, not an optional add-on.
30-day post-launch warranty
For the 30 calendar days after launch, programming defects that affect what was contracted are fixed at no additional cost. From there, the monthly maintenance plan carries on with bug fixes and minor content changes, to keep your site up to date.
Code transfer
Once the project is paid, the economic rights to the code, design and identity developed for the client become theirs, and the source code is handed over with its technical documentation. Delivery does not depend on the monthly plan and carries no release fee.
Starknot
How we work
Discovery
Everything starts with a discovery session of about an hour. Before proposing a solution, we identify the real bottleneck in the business: what keeps it from communicating its value, capturing inquiries or running better. If Starknot can help, the result is a proposal with the solution, the scope and the quote, designed around that concrete problem and not a generic feature checklist.
Design
The full solution is architected — section structure, information hierarchy, visual identity, and value proposition — before writing a single line of code. This lowers the cost of changes and removes improvised decisions during construction.
Build
Development moves forward in phases. At the end of each phase a verifiable deliverable is presented for the client to review and approve, and only with that approval does the work move on to the next one. The phases, the deliverables and the estimated timelines are discussed in the discovery session and put in writing in the proposal.
Iterate
After launch, the monthly maintenance plan keeps the site up to date: uptime monitoring, backups, security updates, bug fixes and minor content adjustments. Larger improvements that emerge from real use — new features, new sections or redesigns — are quoted separately as an additional project.
Frequently asked
What's worth knowing before starting a conversation.
What does a website or a custom system cost?
The cost depends on the scope, and the scope can vary enormously: from a single page focused on one concrete goal, to a multi-page, multi-language site, a page with a booking or request engine, or a fully custom system built around how the operation works. As a reference, projects fall into one of these ranges, in US dollars and before taxes: $4,000 – 6,000; $10,000 – 15,000; $20,000 – 35,000; $40,000 – 70,000; or $90,000 – 150,000. The exact price is set after the discovery session, once we understand what the business actually needs: with that information we deliver a formal proposal with the scope, the conditions and the price, approved in writing before development begins. Payment is made in stages. To get started, book a session: we reply within 24 business hours.
Who owns the website?
The site belongs to you. Once the project has been paid in full, Starknot assigns to you the economic rights over everything developed specifically for you: the design, the content, the source code and the visual identity. The code is handed over with the technical documentation needed to carry on by yourself or with another provider; delivery is not tied to the monthly plan and carries no release fee. No third-party branding and no conditions buried in the fine print; third-party components keep their own licences, which we tell you about.
What's included in the monthly maintenance plan?
The monthly plan includes continuous uptime monitoring, periodic backups, technical and security updates, bug fixes on what was delivered, an active SSL certificate (secure encryption), minor content adjustments (text, images, contact details, hours and prices) and direct support during business hours. It does not include hosting, the domain or any other third-party service: those accounts are opened in the client's name and their cost is the client's. Nor does it include new features, pages or sections, redesigns, additional integrations or training beyond the one given at launch, which are quoted separately. The amount is agreed in writing with the client. There is no minimum commitment: the plan can be cancelled at any time with one month's written notice.
How long does a project take to develop?
There are no fixed deadlines, because every project is different and the time depends on its scope and on the client's collaboration. After the discovery session, the proposal includes an estimated timeline as a reference. As a real reference, a complete booking platform took 19 weeks from the first line of code to launch; every project is estimated on its own and this is not a guaranteed term. The work runs in phases, and each one is reviewed and approved before moving on to the next, so there are no surprises at project close.
Next step
Let's build the site the company needs.
A discovery session of about an hour to understand what your business needs, evaluate whether Starknot can help, and outline the next steps. If we can help, we prepare a proposal with the solution we would build and the reasoning behind it; if not, we say so honestly and point you to who to consult instead.
Understanding the problem
We identify the underlying problem to solve and the outcome the business expects.
Fit evaluation
We determine whether Starknot can help and whether the project matches its offering and quality standard.
Next steps defined
We map the path: a formal proposal with the solution, the scope and the quote, or an honest referral to another provider.