WEBSITE
Marketing site rebuild
The first shipped site will sit here — design, build, and the CMS handoff, with the before-and-after.
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Websites out front.Automation out back.
One studio for both — or just the half you need. Joined at the seam, sold on their own.
- FIXED PRICE, IN WRITING
- PLAIN WORDS, NO JARGON
- NO LOCK-IN — IT’S YOURS
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck — or see what we build first.
SPEC 001 — THE PIPELINE THIS SITE RUNS ON
NOT A MOCKUP — SEE THE FORM ABOVE
START TO FINISH: UNDER A MINUTE · NOBODY COPY-PASTED ANYTHING · SAME BUILD WE SELL
One fixed price
agreed in writing before any work — no hourly meter
Plain words
we explain what each rupee buys; no jargon, no 14-option PDF
No lock-in
documented and handed over — take it in-house anytime
Plugs into what you already use
Slack
Gmail
HubSpot
Stripe
Airtable
QuickBooks
Why one studio
Most agencies hand you a website and leave. Most automation consultants have never designed the page your leads land on. HemNode does both — so your contact form, the CRM it feeds, and the follow-up your sales team gets are built as one system, by one team.
Websites
Sites your team can actually run
For businesses whose current site is slow, dated, or held together by whoever set it up years ago.
PIECE A — THE WEBSITE
SPEC: RUNS WITHOUT A DEVELOPER
A.1
Designed and coded
Marketing sites, landing pages, and rebuilds — designed and coded for you, not assembled from a theme.
A.2
A site your team edits
Copy, pages, prices, and photos changed by your own people, the same afternoon they think of it — through a simple editing screen (the CMS), no developer in the loop.
A.3
Wired in from day one
Analytics, SEO basics, and forms that actually go somewhere — connected before launch, not bolted on after.
OutcomeA site you can update yourself the same afternoon you think of the change.
Automation & AI
The manual work, taken off your plate
For teams running operations on copy-paste, forwarded emails, and a spreadsheet someone guards.
PIECE B — THE OPERATIONS
SPEC: RUNS WHILE YOUR TEAM WORKS
B.1
Workflows, not scripts
Automations connecting the tools you already pay for — CRM, inbox, invoicing, spreadsheets — documented and testable.
B.2
AI agents on the pipeline
Agents that route leads, draft replies, chase invoices, and triage requests — with a person approving; nothing fires blind.
B.3
Chatbots that know your business
RAG chatbots trained on your own docs and data — they answer from your sources, cite them, and hand off to a human when unsure.
OutcomeA form submission that reaches your sales team in under a minute, with the CRM already updated.
Why HemNode
What sets us apart
Not another agency, not another automation shop — the seam between them, removed.
01
One studio, both sides
The page your leads land on and the workflow that catches them, designed together — no vendor hand-off in the middle.
02
Fixed scope, fixed price
Priced before work starts. No hourly meter, no open-ended retainer to begin.
03
Ships in weeks
Short, visible sprints. You see real pages and working workflows during the build, not a reveal at the end.
04
You own everything
A CMS your team edits and workflows documented in plain language. Take them over yourself, or keep us on — never a lock-in.
The studio
You talk to the people who build it
No account managers, no hand-offs — the people on the call are the people doing the work.
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Selected work
The shelf the work goes on
We'd rather show you a reserved shelf than an invented client. Ask what's on the bench when we talk.
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Lead-intake workflow
The first production workflow will sit here — what was manual, what runs on its own now, and the time it gave back.
SITE + AUTOMATION
Full engagement
The first combined build will sit here — one site and the operations behind it, measured end to end.
How it runs
Four steps, no mystery
From first call to handoff — scoped, visible, no lock-in.
- 01
Discovery call
Thirty minutes. You tell us what you have, what's manual, and what it's costing you. We tell you honestly whether it's a website problem, an automation problem, or both.
- 02
Scope + fixed proposal
You get a written scope: deliverables, timeline, and a fixed price. No hourly meter, no open-ended retainer to start.
- 03
Build sprint
We design and build in short, visible increments — you see real pages and working workflows during the build, not a reveal at the end.
- 04
Handoff + support
A walkthrough, plain-language docs, and your team editing the site themselves. Ongoing automation care is optional, not a lock-in.
Low-risk by design
The boring guarantees that let you say yes
Handing operations to an outside studio should feel safe. Three things are true of everything we build.
CARE LABEL — EVERY HEMNODE BUILD
A human stays in the loop
AI drafts, summarizes, and triages — a person approves. Automations never fire blind on the decisions that matter, and every step is one you can see.
Built to be handed over
No black box. Workflows are documented, the site runs on a CMS your team edits, and you can take the whole thing in-house the day you decide to.
Reversible by design
Short, visible increments and a fixed scope mean nothing is a one-way door. If a workflow isn't earning its place, it comes back out cleanly.
Packages
How pricing works
Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing — before any work starts. Exact numbers come out of the discovery call.
WORK ORDER — HEMNODE ENGAGEMENTS
SPEC A
Website
A designed-and-built site your team can run without a developer.
- Design + build, coded for you
- CMS your team can edit
- Analytics, SEO basics, contact intake
- Payments wired in, if you sell online
- Launch + handoff walkthrough
SPEC B
Automation
Workflows, AI agents, and chatbots trained on your own documents — wired into the tools you already pay for.
- Process mapping of what's manual today
- Workflows built, tested, documented
- AI agents + document-trained chatbots where they earn their keep
- 30 days of post-launch fixes included
SPEC A+B — JOINED
Site + Systems
The combined build — the site and the operations behind it, designed together.
- Everything in Website
- Everything in Automation
- One scope, one timeline, one team
- Combined rate below the two apart
NO HOURLY METER · NO OPEN-ENDED RETAINER · WRITTEN SCOPE BEFORE WORK STARTS
FAQ
Fair questions
How long does a project take?
A typical website runs a few weeks from kickoff to launch; automation projects often ship their first working workflow within the first week. You get a concrete timeline in the proposal, before any money changes hands.
Do you work with the tools we already use?
That's the default. Our workflows connect to hundreds of services — your CRM, email, invoicing, spreadsheets — so automation gets built around your existing stack, not a new one you have to migrate to.
We already have a site. Can we just do automation?
Yes. The two services are offered together because they compound, but plenty of engagements are automation-only. We'll work with whatever your current site posts its forms to.
Do you offer ongoing support?
Optional, and never a lock-in. Websites are handed off with a CMS your team edits directly. For automations, you can take over the workflows yourself (they're documented) or have us monitor and extend them monthly.
Do you build AI chatbots and agents?
Yes — that's half of what the automation side is. RAG chatbots trained on your own documents (they cite sources and hand off to a human when unsure), and AI agents that draft, summarize, and triage inside your workflows. Always with a person in the loop on decisions that matter.
What does it cost?
Fixed price per project, agreed in the proposal. The pricing section above shows how packages are shaped; exact numbers depend on scope, which is what the discovery call establishes.
What happens on the discovery call?
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. You describe what you have and what's manual; we tell you what we'd build, roughly what it costs, and — if we're not the right fit — we'll say that too.
Tell us what your team still does by hand.
Thirty minutes. You'll leave knowing what we'd build, what it would cost, and whether it's worth doing at all.
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