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Send a message and one of the two people who actually do the work replies within one business day. If you already know what you need, the buttons below skip the inbox entirely.

TL;DR

Three ways in: the contact form below for questions and project inquiries, a scheduled call if you'd rather talk first, or a paid diagnostic (Technical Audit or Strategy Hour) if you already know what you need. Messages get a reply within one business day, from an engineer.

Which door should you use?

Match the entry point to how formed your problem is.

Send a message

Got it. A real engineer replies within one business day, usually faster.

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Prefer plain email? Write to steve@breezysites.co. Same inbox, same people.

What happens after you write

An engineer reads it, and the reply tells you the honest next step: a direct answer when it fits in an email, a call when it doesn't, a diagnostic when the question is really "what's wrong with my site." No drip campaign, no list signup you didn't ask for.

Before you write

Contact questions

How fast do you reply?

Within one business day, usually faster. The reply comes from one of the two engineers, not a queue.

Do you do free consultations?

No, and on purpose: free calls are sales calls, and the advice on them bends toward the sale. The Strategy Hour ($150–$250) exists so the advice has no agenda. The contact form is free and fine for questions with short answers.

Can I just email instead of using the form?

Yes; the form simply routes your message with enough context to skip a round trip. Either way the same inbox and the same people.

I'm not sure what service I need. What should I say?

Describe the symptom, not the solution: what's slow, broken, or worrying you, and your site URL. Picking the wrong dropdown option costs nothing; we read the message, not the taxonomy.

Do you work with agencies?

We take agency inquiries through this form. White-label and partnership arrangements are evaluated case by case while a formal program isn't published yet.

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Talk to an Engineer, Not a Sales Team