Webnday · Digital agency
We are a digital agency for companies that need strategy, design, development and automation to arrive together — not as four separate invoices that never quite line up.
01 — The studio
Webnday was built around a simple observation: brands break at the seams. The identity says one thing, the website says another, and the campaign says something else entirely. We removed the seams. One team owns positioning, design, code and the automation behind it, so what you approve in a deck is what ships in production.
02 — Services
Engage a single discipline or run all four in sequence. Either way you work with the people doing the work — no account layer, no handover tax, no surprise subcontractors.
We find the sharpest true thing about your company and build a name, a look and a language around it — then give your team the system to run it without us.
Fast, accessible, search-ready websites. Designed in the browser, built on a CMS your marketers can actually use, and measured after launch — not just admired.
Ideas built to move across channels without falling apart — grounded in customer research, produced end to end, and rolled out on a schedule everyone can see.
We start from the bottleneck, not the buzzword. Pilots ship in weeks, sit inside your existing stack, and are measured against the hours or revenue they were meant to move.
03 — Selected work
Four engagements that show how the disciplines stack. Each began with one problem and ended with a system the client's own team now runs.
A 40-year-old logistics firm that read as a supplier, not a partner. New name architecture, new identity, and a website that finally quotes in real time.
A furniture maker with beautiful products and a checkout nobody finished. We rebuilt the journey around the moment people decide, then launched it with a 3D film.
Twelve clinics, twelve different brands. One design framework, plus an AI assistant that handles routine patient questions before they reach the front desk.
A B2B launch with nine markets and one content team. Predictive scoring decided what shipped where, so the small team behaved like a large one.
04 — Process
Every engagement runs through the same four stages. You always know which stage you are in, what is being decided, and what lands next.
We talk to your customers, your sales team and your competitors before we talk about design. You get a written position, the market picture, and the one problem worth solving first.
Identity, messaging and interface designed as one system with real content — never lorem ipsum. You review working screens on your own devices, not flat mockups on a slide.
Clean semantic front-end code, a CMS your team controls, technical SEO handled at build time, and the automation or AI layer wired into the tools you already pay for.
We ship, watch the numbers, and keep improving. Brand stewardship, performance monitoring and a monthly review that reports what changed and what it earned.
05 — Why Webnday
Three commitments we put in writing at the start of every engagement, because they are the three things clients tell us went wrong last time.
No junior handover after the kickoff call. The strategist, designer and engineer you meet in week one are the same names on the final commit.
You approve a written scope with a schedule attached. Change it whenever you like — we will price the change before we start it, never after.
Awards are nice. Pipeline is better. We agree the two or three metrics that define success before design starts, then report against them every month.
06 — Clients
Ask any of them for a reference call — we will make the introduction ourselves.
“They rewrote our positioning in week two and it was uncomfortable, because it was right. Everything since — the site, the deck, the sales script — got easier from there.”
“The first agency we have used that shipped on the date in the proposal. Our team was editing the new site the day after launch without a single support ticket.”
“They talked us out of half the AI features we asked for and built the two that mattered. Our front desk got a third of its day back.”
07 — Questions
If your question is not here, email hello@webnday.com and a person will reply within one working day.
We cover four disciplines — brand identity, web design and development, marketing campaigns, and AI solutions — with one senior team. You can hire us for a single piece of work, such as a logo or a website, or run the full sequence from positioning through to automation.
A brand identity typically runs six to eight weeks. A marketing website runs eight to twelve weeks depending on page count and integrations. AI automation pilots ship in about four weeks. The schedule is agreed in writing before any work starts, and we publish milestone dates you can hold us to.
Every project is quoted as a fixed scope with a fixed fee, so the number you approve is the number you pay. Most engagements begin around $12,000 for a focused scope and scale with complexity, market count and integrations. We will tell you honestly if your budget does not fit the ambition.
Yes, and often. We audit what exists, keep whatever performs, and rebuild the rest — including migrations off legacy CMS platforms with redirects and rankings preserved. Several long-term partnerships started as a rescue.
We work with companies across North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Overlapping hours are agreed at kickoff, decisions are recorded in writing rather than lost in calls, and you have direct access to the team between meetings.
Usually more so. Small teams feel repetitive work hardest, so a well-placed automation — lead routing, content production, customer questions — returns hours immediately. We start with the bottleneck that costs you the most time, not with the most impressive demo.
08 — Contact
Send the brief, or just the frustration. You will get a reply from a strategist within one working day — and a scoped proposal within five.
Prefer to skip the form? Email us directly, or book a 30-minute call and bring the messy version of the problem — that is the useful one.
Ready when you are
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pitch theatre. We will tell you what we would do first and whether we are the right team to do it.