Results

Our numbers, labeled: what we verified vs. what owners report.

Every result on this page carries one of two labels.CDS-verified means we pulled it from systems we control — form logs, rank grids, search data.Owner-reported means the client told us and we're repeating it, label attached. We never dress the second kind up as the first.

Why a web design company labels its numbers

This industry runs on unverifiable claims. "Traffic up 400%." "Leads tripled." Screenshots with no source, testimonials with no last name. We decided the fastest way to be different in Sarasota was to be checkable. So every claim we publish traces to an internal ledger, and the label tells you exactly how much weight to put on it. Verified numbers we'll stand behind flatly. Owner-reported numbers we pass along honestly — they're real conversations with real clients, but we didn't audit their books, so we won't pretend we did.

What the labels mean in practice

CDS-verified numbers come from instrumentation we run: form submissions logged on servers we manage, ranking grids we pull ourselves, search console data on properties we administer. If you asked, we could show you where each one comes from.

Owner-reported numbers are what a client told us about jobs closed and revenue earned. They matter — closed jobs are the whole point — but the paper trail lives in the client's books, not ours. The label is how we use them without inflating them.

If a number isn't on this page or in our ledger, we don't claim it. Anywhere.

What we don't have yet

Sarasota-specific results. This brand is new to this market, and we'd rather say that than imply a track record we haven't built here. The numbers above come from our Gulf Coast client fleet — same trades, same storm-season economics, a few hundred miles west. The first Sarasota results that clear our verification bar will be published here with the same labels.

Want your numbers counted the same way? Start with the form — you'll get a straight answer, not a pitch deck.

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