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Tell us what the site has to do

Send the goal, the deadline and a budget range. You will get a considered reply within one business day — including an honest answer if we are the wrong studio for the job.

Send a brief

A few fields. Two minutes. Enough for us to give you a useful answer rather than a request for another meeting. Fields marked are required.

We reply here within one business day. No newsletter, no follow-up sequence.

Optional — only used if a call is faster than typing.

A rough range is fine — it decides what we recommend.

Detail helps, but a paragraph is enough to start.

Opens in your email client, addressed to info@ninjamunk.com. Nothing is stored on this site.

Worth having ready

None of this is required to get in touch. It just means the first reply can be specific instead of a list of questions.

  • The commercial goal — more enquiries, higher order value, fewer support calls.
  • Your deadline, and what is driving it (a campaign, a launch, a renewal).
  • A budget range, even a rough one. It changes what we recommend.
  • Your current site or platform, and what specifically frustrates you about it.
  • Who needs to approve the work, and when they are available.

What happens next

  1. 01

    Reply within one business day

    A straight read on fit, an indicative range, and the questions we need answered. If we are the wrong studio for it, we say so and suggest a better direction.

  2. 02

    A 45-minute call

    Goals, constraints, timeline and how success gets measured. No slide deck, no sales stage — a working conversation you leave with something useful from.

  3. 03

    Written scope and fixed price

    Deliverables, dates, assumptions and what sits outside the scope. You approve it before anything is booked in, and the price does not move unless the scope does.

  4. 04

    Weekly progress you can see

    One named point of contact, a shared board, and a working link updated as the build progresses. No status meetings required to find out where things stand.