Reviews, when we've earned them.
We're not going to fill this page with testimonials we can't stand behind. Reviews appear here as clients leave them, under the policy set out below — and in the meantime there's plenty you can check instead.
We'd rather show you nothing than something invented.
Plenty of agency sites open with a dozen five-star quotes from people you can't contact. Until we have reviews from clients who genuinely left them, here are three things you can verify yourself right now.
Read the case studies
18 write-ups covering the brief, the work and what changed. Where we don't hold verified figures we say so rather than inventing a percentage.
See the workRead our actual code
We sell plugins and themes publicly. Download a free edition and read the source — very few agencies will let you inspect their work before you buy.
Browse the catalogueRead the prices
Every service publishes its pricing, including the trade-offs. No discovery call needed before you find out what something costs.
See packagesThree rules, and we don't bend them.
Worth asking any agency the same three questions before you believe their testimonials page.
Only paying clients
A review can only be left by someone with a completed order or project. No invited strangers, no incentives, no review-gating that quietly routes unhappy customers away from the public form.
Published unedited
We don't remove criticism or ask people to soften it. Where a client asks to stay anonymous we shorten the name — nothing else changes, including the star rating.
We reply to the hard ones
Every review under five stars gets a public response and, where it's a fair point, an actual change. Several features exist because someone complained in a review.
Worked with us?
Tell us how it went.
Good or bad — if you've completed a project or bought a product, we'd like the review. The critical ones are more useful to us than the kind ones.
