Seed · Macon, Georgia
Seed builds custom, interactive websites for local businesses (Seed Sites) and sets up Lead Rescue, so a missed call or a quote request gets a quick reply.
What Seed does
Seed Sites gives you a website that stands out. Lead Rescue helps you lose fewer jobs when you can't pick up the phone.
Custom, interactive websites for local businesses. Plain, fast, readable pages first, then one or two moments that make people stop scrolling.
You're on a job and can't pick up. The caller gets a quick reply, and you get a ping with their number so you can call them back.
A real-time scene that reacts to the cursor and moves as people scroll. Light enough for phones, with a still-image fallback.
Three.js · WebGLYour pages unfold one calm step at a time: your services, your area, one clear way to get in touch.
Scroll-scrubbed motionAnswers common questions from the facts you give it. When it isn't sure, it says so and passes the message to the owner.
Hands off to youPlain code, no bloated builders. Reduced-motion and no-3D fallbacks are part of every build.
Accessible by designSeed Sites · scripted demo
This is a scripted preview using made-up sample businesses, so you can feel how the assistant and the site work together. Nothing here is a real client.
Demo answers are pre-written sample text, not promises. A real assistant would work only from facts you approve, and would say "I'm not sure, I'll pass this to the owner" instead of guessing.
Lead Rescue
When you're under a sink and can't answer, the caller gets a quick reply so they know you got their call. You get a ping with their number. The goal is simple: you lose fewer jobs to the next guy.
The caller gets a quick automatic reply asking what they need. You get a ping with their number.
First version: email dry runSomeone who fills out your quote form gets a quick reply too.
Built as an email dry runGentle reminders to quotes that went quiet.
Designed · not yet tested end to endAfter a finished job, a request for a review, sent only to customers who agreed to be contacted.
Designed · not yet tested end to endSeed Sites process
A short call about your customers, your services and what a good week looks like. We collect your photos, hours and facts.
You: ~30 minWe plan the structure and write the first copy (AI-assisted, human-checked), then show you a working draft, not a mock-up.
You: review & reactWe add the interactive pieces, test on real phones, check speed and accessibility, and write fallbacks.
You: approveWe publish it and connect your forms or assistant. If you want, we keep it updated after launch.
You: go liveWhy not a template
Honest note: a good template can be the right call on a very tight budget. We build Seed Sites for owners who want to stand out.
The offer
Seed Sites has founding slots, and the price is set on the call. Lead Rescue prices are below.
No price is listed here on purpose. We talk first.
The founding price is for the first 3 clients only.
Applies to everyone after the first 3 clients.
FAQ
No, not yet. The first version is an email dry run: the owner gets the alert by email, and quote-form requests get an email reply. A text to the caller starts after carrier registration, which takes days to weeks.
Yes. It's a set message. It says who it is and how to stop. You get a ping with the caller's number.
There are no promised results. It can help you lose fewer jobs. It can't guarantee any. It also doesn't answer your phone for you.
Lead Rescue: the first 3 clients pay $297 setup and $197 a month. After that it is $497 setup and $297 a month. Month-to-month, cancel with 30 days' written notice, and the monthly fee continues through the notice period. Carrier registration fees are paid at cost, quoted in writing first. For Seed Sites, the price is set on the call.
It can be if it's done carelessly. We keep the 3D to one light scene, load it after the words and buttons, and give phones a lighter version. If a device can't handle it, visitors get a still image and a normal fast page.
It answers common questions from facts you approve (hours, services, areas, policies) and offers to pass a message to you. If it isn't sure, it says so and passes it to the owner. It doesn't promise answers.
That is the design goal: real headings and buttons, keyboard navigation, readable contrast, and a "reduce motion" fallback. Motion is decoration, never the only way to get information.
Seed Sites · founding slots
Draft concept. Contact details and the booking link will be added before this page goes live.