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Bring the hard part.

Strategy, brand, interface, and engineering stay with one accountable lead from the first decision through release.

One obstacle cannot wait. Reserve a Build Day.

Work you can open

Proof, not promises.

Open two shipped products with the screens, brief, decisions, and unfinished edges left in. No invented customer result stands in for evidence.

See all ten productsEvery product book is public.

Discovery · free 45 minutes

Bring the version you have.

The brief can be a sentence. In forty-five minutes, we find the person at the center, the smallest honest proof, and the first move worth paying for.

  1. 01

    In the room

    We name what is happening, what is still uncertain, and what would make it real.

  2. 02

    After Discovery

    You get the written field note and a next move, even if the studio is not the fit.

You keep the field note.No polished deck, no hard close, and no obligation to hire the studio.

Send the rough version

Tell me what feels difficult.

A name, an email, and a few plain sentences are enough to begin.

Add timing, budget, or a link, optional

I reply personally within one business day.

Sketch

A first roadmap you keep.

Six quiet questions become phases, day one, risks, and an honest range. It is not a quote. You can send it to the studio, or keep it and never write.

01 of 06 · Shape

What are you making?

Ways to work

Start with the smallest useful move.

Every paid engagement has a written scope before work begins. The first piece should be useful on its own, not a deposit on a promise.

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Martori Lite

Premium hosting, billed monthly. A home for your site after the build.

Hosting is separate from design and development. Questions about your site? Ask before subscribing.

$20 USD / month

Monthly subscription. Payment stays on this page.

Prefer to start alone? Draw a Sketch first.

Practice

The work stays in one room.

You should not have to retell the story every time the work changes hands. The thinking stays attached to the build, and the lead stays accountable.

  1. 01

    Listen

    Start with the person, the pressure, and the part of the brief that is actually true.

  2. 02

    Name

    Say what the product is for, how it should sound, and what it will refuse to do.

  3. 03

    Build

    Put working software in front of you early enough to change the important parts.

  4. 04

    Tend

    Launch it, document it, and stay close only for as long as the work needs.

Before we speak

A few plain answers.

If yours is not here, write to hello@martori.studio. I read it.

Can I start before the brief is ready?

Yes. A sentence about what feels stuck is enough. Sketch can give the project a first map on your own. Discovery is where we turn the rough version into a useful first scope.

What is Sketch?

A first roadmap from six questions: phases, day one, risks, and an honest range. You keep it whether or not you write to the studio. It is not a quote.

What will the work cost?

A Build Day is five hundred dollars. Hosting after the build is Martori Lite at twenty dollars a month. Sprints, full builds, and studio seats are scoped in writing after Discovery, with the schedule and price clear before anything is billed.

What is Martori Lite?

Premium hosting for a finished site, billed monthly. It is separate from design and development. Payment stays on this page, and hosting setup is arranged with the studio after the first payment.

What do I own when we are done?

The source code, accounts, working files, and written playbook are yours. The work is built to transfer cleanly, without a retainer or a locked door behind it.

Who will I actually work with?

Brian Martori leads the work in Nashville from the first call through release. Specialists join when the build needs them, but the lead does not change halfway through.