Most websites don’t break. They go out of date one detail at a time.
One stale price. One form that stopped sending. One photo from three years ago. It adds up until the site is quietly working against the business it’s meant to help.
Nosvra exists to stop that drift. We build the site, then we stay attached to it — for as long as you’re subscribed, someone here is on the hook for keeping it right.
After launch
A build ends on launch day. A subscription doesn’t.
Roughly what the years after launch actually look like — none of it dramatic, all of it easy to miss.
Week 0
Site goes live
Week 2
First “can you change…” email
Month 4
New season, new prices
Month 11
New hours and photos go up
Now
Still watching it
Why we started this
We started Nosvra because website builds don’t age well, and almost nobody warns you about that part.
Most small businesses buy a website the way they buy signage: pay once, put it up, stop thinking about it. That’s fine for signage. It doesn’t hold up for something meant to reflect a business that keeps changing.
A website has a shelf life. Most people only find out once it’s already expired.
Hours change. Prices change. The homepage photo turns three years old. None of it happens at once, so it goes unnoticed until a customer mentions the number on the site has been disconnected for a year.
So instead of pricing a build, we priced the relationship: one flat monthly fee that covers every future change, for as long as you’re subscribed. Nobody has to remember to call us — staying current is just what the plan does.
A website isn’t a project you finish. It has to keep working long after the invoice is paid. That’s the whole reason we sell a subscription instead of a build: you’re not buying files, you’re buying someone who stays responsible for it.
How we work
Four things we don’t bend on.
Not a manifesto — just the calls we’ve already made, so you know what to expect before you sign up.
- 01
We quote in plain numbers.
The price on the pricing page is what you pay. No discovery call standing between you and a straight answer, no invoice that lands larger than expected.
- 02
We turn down work that won't help.
If a five-page site does the job, we won't sell you twelve. Padding a build out is easy money, and it makes the finished site worse.
- 03
You reach an actual person.
Changes go to someone who worked on your site, not a ticket queue. We're small enough that this is still true, and we intend to keep it that way.
- 04
We keep the underneath boring.
Fast, standard, well-structured pages built to hold up. Nothing clever that quietly breaks two plugin updates from now.
Want to see what we'd do with your site?
Send us what you've got and we'll come back with a straight answer — no sales call required.