A speaker standing at the edge of a stage, facing a full auditorium lit by phone screens

– the room already believes you.

Your website has thirty seconds to say the same thing.

Send me a link on Monday. By Sunday you have a site an event organiser can decide from: $1,999 flat, or you don’t pay.

Start your build Score my current site, free

$1,999, publishedLive in seven days, or freeLighthouse 95+, warrantedDomain registered in your nameFifteen days of revisionsCapped calendar, nothing slips

– a website is the only part of your act you never get to perform.

It works the room without you: at 11pm, on a phone, for someone comparing four speakers before a committee call.

Seven days

Content in Monday, live by Sunday. Days I spend waiting on you don’t count, and that’s in writing.

Direct

You deal with the designer who builds it: no account manager, no handoff, and the same hands answer in month six.

Yours

Domain registered in your name from day one; code and content transferred at handover. Nothing to hold hostage.

The thirty-second test

Six questions, asked in order, before anyone emails you.

(01)
Is this the right kind of speaker?
One line above everything: who you speak to, and what changes when you do.
0–3s
(02)
What are the talks, exactly?
Named keynotes, one takeaway and a runtime each, not “topics I cover”.
Most speaker sites answer this one and stop.
3–8s
(03)
Have you done it at my scale?
Room sizes, industries, logos, dates: proof at the scale they’re booking for.
8–14s
(04)
Can I watch ninety seconds of you?
A reel that plays where it sits. Usually the hardest thing to find on a speaking site.
14–22s
(05)
How much work is enquiring?
Dates, a fee range or a plain “ask me”, one short form.
22–27s
(06)
Can I forward it to the committee?
A one-page kit, a link that previews properly, a bio they can paste.
27–30s

Selected work: one client, two engagements

Rescued from a failed handover. Then she came back for the rebuild.

1/66/6checks passed, after the rebuild

Nidhi Saini’s website as inherited: cursive script, four competing job titles, no clear action — As inheritedLeft mid-project by a previous hire

The rebuilt homepage concept: one clear positioning line, a real portrait, and a single booking action — The rebuild, second engagementThe rescue shipped; the rebuild is shown as a concept

“I was left in an awkward & messy situation by a previous hire for my website. Aarav took up the challenging task of getting my website back on track… He kept me updated at every step and the end result was fantastic… I even hired him for another project.”

Nidhi Saini · Midlife Clarity Coach & Trainer

Field: Public-speaking coach & corporate trainer
Year: 2026
Engagements: Two
Checks passed: 1/6 → 6/6

Read the full before & after

– they are not buying a website.

They are deciding whether to put you in front of four hundred people.

Rows of empty auditorium seats climbing away from the stage

The deal, and the week

Nothing is themed. Every build starts at zero.

(01)
The audit
Before money moves, I read your site the way an organiser would, and send it either way.
A link, twenty minutes.
(02)
The system
Type, colour and feel, approved by you before any page exists.
Copy, photos, answers. The clock starts.
(03)
The build week
A live link from day one. Real pages replace drafts as they land, and you can watch.
Nothing, unless I ask.
(04)
Handover & care
Everything transferred in your name. Then I stay on: most freelancers ship and vanish.
15 days to ask for changes.

The build, complete

$1,999

$999 at signing, the rest at handover. An agency charges $5,000 to $15,000 for the same site, most of it meetings.

Founding rate, five clientsA named case study and a testimonial, written into the agreement. After five clients, the price rises.

Start your build

Included

A design system you approve
Hand-written build, not a theme
Copy polish on your words

+ 6 more

Its own mobile design pass
Technical SEO, analytics, and AI search
A CMS with no platform fee
Domain, hosting and launch
A page an organiser can forward
15 days of unlimited revisions

After, if you want it

$199/mo

2 update requests a month: a new talk, fresh testimonials, a swapped reel, plus security, backups and speed. New pages at $45/hour, quoted first. Or $2,000/year prepaid.

– a speaking site goes stale in months. This is how yours doesn’t.

Every build is warranted at 95+ Lighthouse across all four categories, in the contract. This page scores 95 on mobile, which is the harder test and the one worth checking.

Before we start

Everything I need from you fits in one email.

What you send

Bio, photographs, talk or service titles, any testimonials, your logo, and a link to your current site. Rough copy is fine: I polish the words you send.

What I can’t supply

Photographs of you. If there are none usable I’ll tell you plainly before we start, rather than build around the gap.

You already have a site

That is the normal case. Most people arrive with one that has aged, broken, or been held hostage by a previous developer. Rescues are how this studio started.

You don’t like the result

15 days of unlimited revisions after handover, with the closing date written into the handover email. And you approved the design system before page one.

Sixweave is Aarav Khokhar.

Seven-plus years designing and building websites and apps, the last four engineering at gen-AI and product startups.

You work with the designer who builds it, start to finish. The calendar is capped so that stays true, and every date, price and scope is in writing.

7+ yrs: designing & building
In writing: every date, price and scope
Capped: calendar, so nothing slips

– three sentences is plenty.

Tell me about
your room.

What you do, where you speak, and what your current site is not doing. A straight reply within a working day, whichever way it points.

aarav@sixweave.com