We turn strategy, design, engineering, and conversion science into digital experiences buyers get, remember, and act on. Smart? Yes. Stuffy? Absolutely not.
Revenue Leak Audit · US$3,500 · 10 business daysConversion work across
Case studies below · Client references available on request
Selected client results
Every outcome below names its starting point, measurement window, intervention, and the limits of the attribution. That is the standard we use before putting a commercial result in front of a buyer.
A focused message and demo-path rebuild for a category buyers understood only after a sales call.
A mobile-first product and checkout journey designed to carry confidence into a high-ticket transaction.
An authority-led site for a complex advisory offer where lead volume mattered less than fit.
“The site finally lets prospects understand the value before our first conversation. That changed the quality of the room.”
“Bigweb did not make the site louder. They made the decision easier, and customers noticed the difference immediately.”
“The website now does the important filtering before we spend an hour in a room. It feels like a more accurate expression of the firm.”
Looking for a comparable engagement? We will share relevant context during qualification.
Request my auditWe have traffic. Why aren't we getting sales?
A common growth-team question
More traffic cannot repair a broken chain between message, trust, interaction, qualification, and measurement.
More traffic cannot repair a broken chain between message, trust, interaction, qualification, and measurement.
Traffic arrives, but the value, audience, or next step takes too long to understand.
The website asks for belief without supplying context, credible evidence, or clear risk reduction.
Slow responses, cramped controls, and unclear journeys make high-intent actions harder than they need to be.
Without a useful baseline and event model, the team cannot connect changes to qualification, pipeline, or revenue.
People do not remember a framework because it had six tasteful grey boxes. They remember the moment the problem finally clicked. So we prototype with words, sketches, strange questions, rough diagrams, and—when useful—excellent snacks.
We treat your website as the hardest-working member of your sales team. Every element either builds trust, removes friction, or moves someone closer to buying — or it doesn't ship.
You don't need a rebrand. You need a website that closes.
Six stages, each with a named artifact, your exact involvement, and a decision gate that must pass before the next begins. Stage six feeds stage one — every win raises the baseline.
We examine your analytics, session recordings, and critical buyer journeys — and record a measurement baseline before anything changes.
Every finding is ranked by revenue impact against effort. You see the reasoning, not just the ranking.
Messaging and journey redesign for the pages that matter — wireframes first, then high fidelity, each decision tied back to the brief.
Implementation with performance discipline, and event instrumentation shipped with the build — measurement is part of the work, not an afterthought.
Launch, then measure against the recorded baseline. Where traffic allows, changes run as experiments rather than opinions.
Winners become the new baseline. The opportunity map is re-ranked with what we learned, and the next highest-value target enters the loop.
Start with the business situation, not a list of technical services. Scope, timing, involvement, and pricing are agreed after qualification.
Map the highest-value journeys, measurement gaps, and likely conversion leaks before deciding what should be changed.
Fix one material journey or decision point with a tightly scoped strategy, design, build, and measurement cycle.
Rework the message, buyer journeys, interface, engineering, performance, and analytics as one commercial system.
Prioritize, ship, and learn from a sustained program of experiments and improvements against an agreed commercial baseline.
Enter your real numbers. The model runs on your inputs, shows three scenarios, and separates pipeline from booked and realized revenue — because they are not the same thing. No email required.
| Metric | Conservative+19% | Expected+38% | High+68% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Added qualified leads / mo | 33 | 67 | 120 |
| Pipeline created | $4.8M | $9.6M | $17M |
| Booked revenue | $958K | $1.9M | $3.4M |
| Realized revenue | $838K | $1.7M | $3M |
Based on your inputs, the modeled opportunity over 12 months is approximately $958K–$3.4M in booked revenue. This estimate is illustrative and not a guarantee.
BIGWEB exists because we got tired of watching businesses pour money into beautiful websites that generated nothing. Every discipline we use — engineering, UX, AI — is pointed at one outcome: your growth.
We're selective. We work with clients we can genuinely move the needle for, and we'll say so if you're not ready. When we engage, your revenue is our scoreboard.
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Qualification
The process should be clear before you share business information or commit to a call.
A short qualification process. We review your website, goals, traffic context, and measurement maturity before recommending an audit, a focused sprint, a redesign, or no engagement at all.
Revenue Leak Audit is a US$3,500 fixed-fee engagement. It covers one acquisition-to-action journey and up to five priority pages and is delivered within 10 business days. We confirm fit and required access before payment.
Initially, only enough context to understand the business problem. If deeper analysis makes sense, Bigweb will agree the minimum access needed. Measurement access should be read-only wherever possible.
The work begins with a baseline and a defined business metric. Changes are instrumented so results can be compared against that baseline, with attribution limits stated rather than hidden.
Yes. Bigweb can provide a focused intervention or work with your existing marketing, design, engineering, and sales teams. The right operating model is agreed during qualification.
The diagnostic approach is platform-agnostic. For implementation work, share your stack during qualification and Bigweb will confirm fit before scoping the engagement.
Usually when there is a proven offer, meaningful traffic, and enough conversion volume to measure change. Earlier-stage businesses may need positioning or acquisition work first; Bigweb will say so when that is the better answer.
Then a redesign should not be sold. The right answer may be a messaging fix, a focused journey sprint, better measurement, or no website engagement at all.
A fixed-scope audit that identifies the commercial friction worth fixing before you commission a larger build.
Starts with a short qualification form · hello@bigwebdigital.com