You ask
Send the form or an email. Two or three sentences about the business is enough to quote from.
The name is put together from two Latin roots. It describes the work rather than the company, which is the part we care about.
A template hands every business the same layout and asks them to pour their own words into it. We start from what the business actually does and draw the site around that, which is why no two of ours come out alike. The name is a reminder of the standard, not a marketing line — if a build of ours could be swapped onto someone else's business without anyone noticing, we got it wrong.
No discovery retainers, no six-week onboarding. Four steps, and you know the price before the second one.
Send the form or an email. Two or three sentences about the business is enough to quote from.
Back within one business day with a real number, or with the questions we need answered to give you one.
Design first, two rounds of revisions, then the build. You see it on a live preview link the whole way through.
Launch, handover document, source files. The accounts are already in your name, so nothing needs transferring.
Centivaro is a small front-end studio based in Cypress, Texas, on the northwest side of the Houston metro. Most of our work is remote and we take on projects anywhere in the United States — the whole process runs over email, calls and screen shares, and it works the same whether you're twenty minutes away or three time zones over. If you are in the Houston area, the first conversation can happen in person. Either way, the person you talk to is the person writing the code.
We build sites by hand rather than in a page builder, because page builders charge rent forever and keep your content locked inside them. Your domain is registered in your name. The hosting account is yours, billed to your card. You get the source files at handover, and if you ever decide to work with someone else, you take the whole site with you — there's no rebuild fee and nothing to unpick.
Quotes come back within one business day, and the intake form is free on every site we build — because a site people can't ask things through isn't finished.