Websites for speakers, consultants & trainers
You hold a room for a living. Your website gets thirty seconds.
Sixweave builds websites for speakers, consultants and corporate trainers. Live in seven days, a flat $999, and you own the domain, the code and the content.
No call required. A straight reply within a working day.
$999
Flat. Published. No quote to request.
7 days
Content Monday, live Sunday. Or you don’t pay.
One person
Design through month six, the same pair of hands.
100%
Yours: the domain, the code, the content.
( 01 ) Selected work
Before and after: a trainer’s website, rebuilt
One project, shown properly: the before, the after, and an honest label.
BeforeAfter
“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.”
The rescue came first: her site was brought back from a failed handover, and those words are hers. The rebuild above came next, a ground-up redesign of the whole site.
( 02 ) The person
Sixweave is Aarav Khokhar.
Seven years designing and building websites and apps, the last four engineering at gen AI and product startups. One specialist, not an agency: the person you email is the person who designs, builds, and answers in month six. I take on a few builds a month, never more.
Based in India, on IST, which overlaps Australian and European working days; every agreement, date and scope is in writing.
I build with the same system I sell: this site is the specimen, and it scores what the contract promises. The name is literal. Six threads go into every build, and the same pair of hands weaves all of them.
The six threads
- 01 Design
- 02 Code
- 03 Copy
- 04 SEO
- 05 Speed
- 06 Care
No account manager, no handoff, no “I’ll check with the developer”.
( 03 ) The price
The price is on the page.
No “request a quote”. This is the whole deal, in writing, before you’ve told me your name.
The build
$999
Half at signing, half at handover. The same scope from an agency runs $5,000 to $15,000; this is an introductory rate for a deliberately narrow specialty, and early clients keep it for 12 months. Everything below is included, and the page count is agreed in writing before work starts.
- A design system you approve before any page is built
- The build itself, hand-written rather than themed
- Copy polish on the words you send me
- Its own mobile design pass, not a squeezed desktop
- Technical SEO and analytics, configured
- A CMS you edit yourself, with no platform fee
- Domain registration, hosting and launch
- 15 days of unlimited revisions after handover
The clock
7 days
Your content in on Monday, your site live by Sunday. Or you don’t pay. The clock starts the day your material is all in, and a day I spend waiting is not one of the seven.
The care
$99/mo
- Incl.Two content requests a month: a new talk, fresh testimonials, a swapped reel
- Incl.Security, backups and speed
- ExtraNew pages or new design: $45/hour, quoted before work starts
- Or$1,000/year prepaid
Revisions
15 days
Unlimited after handover; closing date in writing.
Performance
95+
Lighthouse ×4, warranted in the contract. This site, measured 14 August 2026: 100 · 100 · 100 · 100.
Ownership
Yours
Domain in your name from day one. I’m the technical contact, nothing more.
( 04 ) The process
What happens between yes and live
Shown up front, because it is the part you are actually buying.
- 01
The audit
Before any money moves, I read your current site the way an event organiser would, and send you what I find either way.
Your part A link, and twenty minutes reading it.
- 02
The system
You approve the type, the colour and the feel before a single page is written. No big reveal at the end.
Your part Send your copy, photos and answers. The clock starts here.
- 03
The build week
Seven days, and you can watch: a live link from day one, real pages replacing drafts as they land.
Your part Nothing, unless I ask. Look whenever you like.
- 04
Handover & care
Everything transferred, in your name. Then I stay on: updates, security, speed. That is the $99.
Your part 15 days to ask for changes, dated in the handover email.
Most freelancers ship and vanish. The staying is the point here.
A speaking site goes stale in months: new talks, new testimonials, a reel that needs swapping. The care plan exists so yours does not, and the site stays as fast as the day it shipped.
Why is the build $999 when agencies quote $5,000+?
Two reasons, and neither is a smaller build. A comparable site from an agency runs $5,000 to $15,000, and a large share of that pays for account managers, meetings and handoffs; this studio builds one kind of site, with one proven system, and none of that overhead. And it is an introductory rate: the studio is new and earning its public case studies, so the price rises as they land, and early clients keep their rate for 12 months.
When exactly do the seven days start?
The day everything I need is in my hands: your copy, your images, and your answers to a short questionnaire. Not the day you sign, and not the day you pay. If I am waiting on you mid-week, the clock pauses. The guarantee covers the part I control, and it is written that way in the agreement rather than left to good faith. In practice everyone who sends their material on a Monday is live by Sunday.
What do you actually need from me?
Your bio, your photographs, your talk or service titles, any testimonials you already have, your logo if you have one, and a link to your current site. Then twenty minutes on a questionnaire about who you want to reach.
Missing pieces are normal and not a blocker. I polish the words you send, so rough copy is fine; if you have no usable photographs I will say so plainly before we start rather than build around the gap. The one thing I cannot supply for you is the photography of you.
What happens after the 15-day revision window?
The care plan takes over: $99/month covers two content requests a month: swap a reel, add three testimonials, put up a new talk. Plus security, backups and speed. A request is one message, however many small changes it holds; anything that needs a new page or a new design is quoted plainly at $45/hour before work starts, never discovered on an invoice.
Who owns the domain, the code, the content?
You do, all three. The domain is registered in your name from day one, with me as technical contact only. If we ever part ways, everything walks with you. I’ve seen what the other arrangement does to people; it’s in the case study.
Where are you based, and does it matter?
India, on IST, which overlaps Australian and European working days. Calls flex for North America. Every agreement, date and scope is in writing, so nothing depends on us being awake at the same time.
I already have a website. Is that a problem?
It is the normal case. Most clients arrive with a site that has aged, broken, or been held hostage by a previous developer. Rescues are how this studio started.
What does “95+ Lighthouse, warranted” actually mean?
Lighthouse is Google’s own audit of speed, accessibility, best practice and SEO, scored out of 100. Most speaker sites live in the 40s to 70s. I put 95+ on all four categories in the contract, and anyone can verify it in Chrome in ten seconds, on this site, right now. Last measured 14 August 2026 (desktop, simulated throttling): 100 · 100 · 100 · 100 on this page, 100 · 100 · 100 · 100 on the case study.
( 06 ) Start your build
Tell me about your room.
Three sentences is plenty: what you do, where you speak, and what your current site is not doing. You get a straight reply within a working day, whichever way it points.
“The best thing about Aarav is that he won’t leave you until you are completely satisfied and that’s why I have hired him over and again for multiple projects.”
Prefer email? aarav@sixweave.com