We build websites, enquiry systems and automation for B2B businesses where one new client is worth thousands, and where the people who were already interested keep slipping away.
A referral checks your website and doesn't call. A demo request sits in an inbox until Monday. A candidate applies and hears nothing. Nobody reports it, so nobody fixes it.
Most businesses don't have a lead problem. They have a leak problem.
A lead problem means nobody wants what you sell. That's serious, and it's rare.
A leak problem means people already want it, and they're falling out of the process before anyone talks to them. It's far more common, much cheaper to fix, and almost invisible from the inside, because you only ever see the enquiries that arrive.
There are four places it happens, and they are always the same four.
Found
They never find you at all.
Understood
They find you and don't get it in time.
Answered
They reach out and wait too long.
Followed up
They said "not now" and nobody returned.
Most businesses spend their budget on the first one. More traffic, more ads, more visibility, poured into a container with three more holes in it. The other three are cheaper to close, and the people falling through them have already put their hand up.
We find the leak, then we build the thing that closes it.
Sometimes that's a website. Often it is. But the website is a tool, not the product, and starting with the tool is how businesses end up with something beautiful that changes nothing.
Websites, and the thinking underneath them
Positioning, structure, design and build. Pages arranged around the order your buyers ask questions in, not the order your org chart is in.
The enquiry path
Forms, booking, routing, instant acknowledgement. The distance between "I'm interested" and "we're speaking" is where most revenue is lost, and it's rarely anyone's job.
Search and AI visibility
Being findable when someone searches, and being named when someone asks an AI tool for firms like yours. Structure and clarity, not tricks.
Automation, CRM and AI workflows
Follow-up that happens whether or not anyone remembers. Enquiries that land somewhere searchable. The repetitive parts handled quietly in the background.
Businesses where one new client is worth thousands.
That's the thread. When a single relationship is worth that much, a leak isn't an inconvenience. It's the most expensive thing in the business.
Software and technology
Seed to Series B. Buyer-ready visitors who never book, demo requests that cool for three days, and a homepage still describing the product from two pivots ago.
Professional services
Consulting, advisory, accounting, legal, IT. Referrals who check you out and go quiet, and a website that sounds exactly like every competitor's.
Recruitment and staffing
Two audiences on one site. Employers who can't find how to send you a vacancy, and candidates who apply into silence and don't come back.
4:5, plain background
[Your Name]
Founder, Xenvoqs
I'm [Your Name]. I look at businesses the way their buyers do.
Which mostly means noticing small, unglamorous things. A button nobody can find on a phone. A form with eleven fields. A case study that describes a process instead of a result. An enquiry that landed in an inbox two people each assumed the other was watching.
None of those feel like problems from the inside. Every one of them is expensive.
I started Xenvoqs because I kept meeting good businesses, genuinely good ones with real expertise and happy clients, that were losing work for reasons nobody had ever looked at. They'd been told they needed a rebrand, or more traffic, or a bigger ad budget. Usually they needed three specific things fixed, and none of them took a month.
So that's the job. I find what's actually costing you opportunities, I tell you plainly, and if it's worth building, I build it. I do the diagnosis and the strategy on every project myself, which is the reason we only take a few on at a time.
Before Xenvoqs I [one honest line about your background]. Outside work, [one human detail, short and true].
Three things worth your time, whether or not we ever speak.
The 60-second leak test
Eight questions written for your industry. You get the answer straight away, and we don't ask for your email to give it to you.
Take the testThe 20 checks we run
Our quality bar, published in full. Tick them off against your own site. Most B2B sites manage about eleven.
Score your siteHow we work
Scope, process, real prices, and the projects we turn down. Everything you'd normally sit through a call to find out.
Read itRequest a private call.
Tell us where you're stuck. We'll come back within one working day with a short review of your site and two times to speak. Thirty minutes, no pitch. If we don't think we can help, we'll tell you that instead.