A site that feels like walking the estate
The light on the barrels, the view down the rows. Without it they drive to the next estate and you never know.
How many visitors did you miss this week?
You have no way of knowing. That is money you never see. We build the site and the AI that answers whoever gets in touch, books the tasting and takes the deposit.
Taking only 3 builds this month
$3.7B
shipped direct to consumers by US wineries in a year.
Sovos DtC report, 2026
39%
of a winery's direct revenue flows through the wine club.
Silicon Valley Bank, 2026
876
wineries researched before we built this offer.
our own research
AI employee
Business automation.
Your website should work harder than you do. Six jobs it handles without you — pick one to see it.
The work
The proof, not the promises.
A concept estate winery, designed and shipped end to end. The same craft goes into every industry we open.
Concept build: an estate winery
You will probably recognize yourself here.
The tasting room is full, the website is not.
Visitors love the place in person and never feel that online.
Club signups still happen on paper.
A clipboard by the register is quietly capping your best revenue line.
Your wine photographs better than your site suggests.
The label work deserves more than a template from 2015.
Tastings get booked by phone tag.
There is no way to book a tasting at 9pm on a Tuesday.
The system
Your winery keeps working, even when you don't.
Every step is designed to move the visitor toward a tasting, a tour, or a club signup.
The light on the barrels, the view down the rows. Without it they drive to the next estate and you never know.
Whether you are open, whether you take walk-ins. It answers, books the booking in, and emails the ones who go quiet.
They ask about a Saturday tasting and go silent. It emails them back, so a maybe does not drive past.
A deposit holds the tasting and a reminder goes out the evening before, so fewer tables sit empty.
A coach party, a large group, a wedding: it comes to you, flagged. One inbox for every channel.
Hosting, edits, and someone who answers. A monthly note on what got booked and where it came from.
How it works
From first call to live sitein 3 steps.
Call
Fifteen minutes. We build a version of your site first, then take a booking on it while you watch.
Built before we speak
Build
7 to 14 days. We build the site, wire up the booking, and train the AI on what you answer twenty times a week.
Photos and wine list
Launch
You go live and stay supported. The monthly note tells you what is working.
You own all of it
Common questions
The questions every owner asks
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain and every photo and word on it stay yours. If we ever part ways, you keep everything.
Can it handle groups and private hire?
Yes. Group sizes, time slots and deposits are set per experience, and anything unusual, like a coach party or a wedding, comes to you flagged.
How long does it take?
7 to 14 days from the call to launch, as long as photos and your wine list arrive on time. Agencies typically quote four to twelve weeks.
What do I actually have to do?
One phone call, photos and your wine list, and a yes or no at two design reviews. We handle the rest.
Most of my enquiries still come by phone. Does that change?
No. Your number stays on the site exactly as it is, and you keep taking your calls. The AI answers the messages: WhatsApp, email and web chat. It handles the usual questions about hours, walk-ins, and groups, and books straight into your calendar.
Next step
Bring your winery. Fifteen minutes is enough.
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Intro call
15 minutes
Video call, link in your invite
Before the call
We build you one first
A version of your site, made from what you have already published, on a private link nobody else sees. Nothing for you to prepare.
On the call
You take a booking on it
Fifteen minutes. The enquiry that goes nowhere today — answered, booked, deposit taken. If it is not for you, we take it down.
On your go-ahead
Live in 7 to 14 days
Agencies quote four to twelve weeks. Live on your own domain, with a monthly note on what is working.