A web design subscription for service businesses that need their site to keep improving
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A web design subscription is a recurring monthly service that replaces the one-time build. We design and build your site on Astro, host it on Cloudflare Pages, connect it to your CRM, and improve it every month from a backlog your team controls. Fast, code-based, and built to rank in both search and AI search.
Built by KPI Creatives, a Los Angeles Creative Growth Partner whose GEO Websites system has driven +221% lead-per-listing (Valuemax) and +412% organic (ADUScale). Founded by Yaro Korets, 15+ years building and exiting digital agencies.
What this includes
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Astro design & development
New page builds, reusable components, and content updates coded in Astro and deployed to Cloudflare Pages. A new service-line page takes 2–4 hours of design plus 2–4 hours of build, and you own the code.
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Figma design & landing-page iteration
New campaign landing pages, hero updates, and case-study layouts, all tied to the same design system. Landing page three still looks like it belongs to landing page one.
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SEO & GEO structural work
On-page optimization, internal linking, schema markup, metadata audits, plus GEO work: Golden Paragraph rewrites, FAQ extraction patterns, and anchor-statement design that makes the site citable by AI search. Astro's clean server-rendered HTML is what makes this layer land — a recurring web design subscription with SEO built in is what separates a site that ranks from a site that just looks finished.
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CRM integration & lead routing
Forms wired to your CRM — HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, or Calendly — with the fields, routing, and automation set up so a lead lands where your sales team works, not in an inbox. No CRM yet, or want to cut a license? We can deploy Twenty, an open-source CRM, and run it at near-zero cost. Either way, the site stops being a brochure and starts feeding pipeline.
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Performance & maintenance
Core Web Vitals kept in the green, broken links fixed, redirects added, Cloudflare deploys managed. The small work that never tops a project shop's list gets absorbed as it surfaces, so the site never drifts into slow decay.
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Monthly strategic review
The review loop that keeps the subscription pointed at priorities instead of sliding into low-value task execution.
A modern build: Astro, Cloudflare Pages, and an AI-assisted process
We don't build on page-builders anymore. Your site is coded in Astro and deployed to Cloudflare Pages, which means three concrete things. It loads fast, because Astro ships almost no unnecessary JavaScript and Cloudflare serves it from the edge. It costs nothing to host, so there's no monthly platform license stacked on top of the work. And it's real code, so the site can be extended without fighting an admin panel or a plugin's limits.
That stack is also why the SEO and GEO work compounds: clean, server-rendered HTML is what both Google and AI search systems parse most reliably. On top of it, we run an AI-assisted workflow built on Claude inside the production layer — drafting structure, accelerating copy and schema work, pressure-testing layouts. Design judgment and the final build stay with the team. The point is throughput, not novelty: the same monthly pool produces more finished, on-brand output because the repetitive work moves faster.
Already on Webflow? The subscription includes migrating your Webflow site to a faster Astro build during onboarding, so you keep the design and gain the speed.
Why a web design subscription beats a one-time build
Most service businesses buy a website once, then watch it freeze while their positioning, service lines, and market keep moving. Rankings slip. Conversion points go stale. New service lines never reach the site because the redesign budget is already spent.
The subscription model fixes the structure, not just the symptom. A recurring monthly service keeps design, development, and SEO running against the same site, so the work never restarts from zero and the site gains ground instead of losing it.
How it works
Shared backlog, your priority
You add requests as they surface, and we estimate each one in hours. Your team decides the order of work. There's no change-order negotiation on a small request. The only constraint is that the month's work fits the month's pool, and large items ship in phases.
Continuous build, weekly cadence
Work moves in small weekly increments rather than one monthly drop. New pages, components, SEO structure, CRM wiring, and maintenance all run inside the same Astro codebase. Cloudflare deploys are near-instant, so output ships in days, not weeks.
Monthly strategic review
Each month closes with a 30–45 minute review: what shipped, what performed, which pages moved in rankings, and what comes next. This is what makes a monthly web design service a strategic resource rather than a help desk.
Who this is for
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Service businesses whose market moves faster than a three-year redesign
Positioning shifts, new service lines launch, competitors reposition. The subscription makes monthly change the default.
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Businesses post-launch that need continuous improvement
The first 90 days produce the most learning. A recurring web design service absorbs that iteration and keeps building on it.
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Growing firms that need a design team without a full-time hire
Design, dev, SEO, and maintenance sit in one monthly pool, at a fraction of a $140K headcount.
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Businesses running a content system that needs the site to keep up
Video programs, local SEO, and knowledge-graph builds all produce pages faster than a frozen site can absorb.
- Recurring monthly pool: design, development, SEO/GEO, CRM integration, and maintenance in one shared backlog the client team controls.
- Astro + Cloudflare Pages: clean server-rendered HTML, edge-served, no hosting cost, real code you own.
- Forms wired into your CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, Calendly — or Twenty, open source) with lead routing and automation.
- Three-month minimum, then month-to-month with 30 days' notice; unused hours roll up to 50% into the next month.
Typical approach vs.
system approach
| One-time / project-based web design | KPI Creatives web design subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Per-project, change order for every new request | Recurring monthly pool, shared backlog, no per-request negotiation |
| Platform | Page-builder with monthly license and plugin limits | Astro code on Cloudflare Pages — free hosting, you own the code |
| Speed & SEO | Builder overhead, heavier pages | Edge-served, near-zero JS, server-rendered HTML built for search and AI search |
| Design consistency | Different designers per project, visual language erodes | One design system maintained by the same team across 12 months |
| SEO & CRM | One-time setup, leads land in an inbox | Monthly SEO/GEO work, forms wired to your CRM with routing |
| Cost | Three to five projects a year at $15K–$40K each | Low-to-mid four figures per month, design + dev + SEO + maintenance |
| Output | Three to five shipped items a year | 20–40 new pages a month — service-area, location, and entity pages at programmatic scale — plus continuous page-level improvement |
What the GEO Websites system has produced
These are outcomes from KPI Creatives GEO Websites engagements, measured over 6-month-plus windows — the same system the subscription runs continuously.
- Valuemax (Construction) — +221% lead-per-listing. GEO Websites.
- Arch DB (Construction) — +412 entities indexed. GEO Websites.
- ADUScale (Construction) — +412% organic. GEO Websites + Knowledge Graphs + Content System.
- Jome.com (Real Estate) — +540% indexed pages.
Each links to a full case study covering context, the system applied, and the result. → See all case studies
"KPI shipped faster than any web team we'd worked with, and at a fraction of the cost. New pages went up in days, our lead-per-listing climbed 221%, and we never once had to argue over a change order."
Frequently asked
A web design subscription replaces one-time, project-based builds with a recurring monthly service. You get a fixed pool of design, development, SEO, and maintenance hours each month, worked from a shared backlog your team prioritizes, so the site improves continuously instead of peaking at launch.
A project ships a site once and ends, and every later change becomes a new negotiation. A subscription keeps design, development, and SEO running against the same site every month with no per-request change order. In practice that's 20–40 new pages a month at programmatic scale and continuous improvement of the rest, versus a handful of pages a year from a project.
We build on Astro and deploy to Cloudflare Pages. Astro ships minimal JavaScript and renders clean HTML, which loads fast and parses cleanly for search and AI search. Cloudflare Pages hosts it from the edge at no hosting cost, and because the site is real code, you own it and it can be extended without an admin panel.
Both work. If you're on Webflow or another builder, onboarding includes migrating your site to an Astro build so you keep the design and gain the speed. If your current site is sound, we document it and work from there.
Yes. We wire forms to your existing CRM — HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, or Calendly — with field mapping, lead routing, and automation, so leads reach your sales team instead of sitting in an inbox. If you don't have a CRM, or want to drop a license fee, we can also deploy Twenty, an open-source CRM, and run it at near-zero cost — the same logic as the rest of the stack: you own it, no platform tax.
Yes. Recurring website design, subscription web design, and a monthly web design service all describe the same model: ongoing design and development on a monthly cycle instead of as a one-time project. This page uses “web design subscription” for it.
We use an AI-assisted workflow built on Claude inside our production layer — for drafting structure, accelerating copy and schema work, and pressure-testing layouts. Design judgment, brand voice, and the final build stay with the team. You get more finished, on-brand output from the same monthly pool, not lower-quality work produced faster.
Unused hours carry up to 50% into the following month and then reset. That gives you a small buffer for slow months without large rollover balances distorting the next month's workload.
Three months. Month one covers onboarding or migration, and months two and three establish the cadence. After that the subscription runs month-to-month with 30 days' notice to pause or cancel.
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Webflow development
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→ GEO WebsitesSocial media graphic design packages
Brand-consistency system that extends the website design system into the social layer — static posts, motion, video overlays, and paid creative from the same visual language.
→ Knowledge GraphsSEO for local companies
The local SEO system that compounds on top of the website build — service-area page architecture, GBP operations, review acquisition, and entity work running continuously.
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What we
build.
GEO Websites
What the subscription replaces
A Webflow-capable designer-developer with SEO instincts costs $140K a year before overhead. Three to five projects a year run $15K–$40K each and still leave the site frozen between them — plus a monthly platform license on top. The web design subscription covers design, development, SEO, CRM, and maintenance in one recurring monthly pool, low-to-mid four figures, on free Cloudflare hosting, sized to actual usage and reviewed every month.
Book a working session to size the subscription for your business → The site gets better every month,
not just on launch day.
We assess fit, diagnose constraints, and map which systems matter most for your business. No proposals, no pressure — a working session.