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Notes from the team.
How we deliver. How the AI works. Why pricing looks the way it does. No thought leadership. Just notes.
Behind the scenes · May 21, 2026
Why Dewgo offers three services, not one
Web design pays the bills. AI automation pays the rent. MVPs build the reputation. How the three reinforce each other.
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Behind the scenes · May 21, 2026
Behind the scenes. How Dewgo builds a site in 2 weeks
The intake form. The AI first-draft pipeline. Seven industry starter templates. What a robot does and what a human does, step by step.
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MVP · May 21, 2026
When you should (and shouldn't) build an MVP
Three signals you are ready, three signals you are not. The hardest one to admit: you have an idea but have not talked to a single user.
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MVP · May 21, 2026
Spark MVP. What's actually in the $3,000
A real working product, two weeks, fixed price. Auth, database, one core feature, hosted and live. Here is the exact scope and what we will not include.
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Web Design · May 21, 2026
What makes a good small-business site
Seven things, in order. Pass the seven-second test, clear pitch above the fold, one primary CTA, social proof, real photos, mobile speed, contact in two taps.
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Web Design · May 21, 2026
Our web design process, step by step
Intake form to draft to revisions to launch. Two weeks total. Here is what happens on each day, including which steps the AI does and which we hold for human judgment.
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Web Design · May 21, 2026
Web design. What you actually get
Three tiers, fixed prices, honest scope. Launch at $500, Growth at $1,500, Business Pro at $2,500. Here is what each one includes and what it does not.
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Automation · May 21, 2026
Example. Pull line items off a PDF invoice
Drop a PDF in a Drive folder. OCR plus an LLM read the line items. Spreadsheet row written in 15 seconds. Real tools, real costs.
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Automation · May 21, 2026
Example. An AI lead qualifier that books calls
Web form to Claude to Calendly. High-fit leads get a booking link in 30 seconds. Low-fit leads get a polite note. Built on Supabase, Resend, and Claude Haiku.
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Automation · May 21, 2026
Example. Turn every customer email into a CRM record
A working flow that reads incoming email, extracts name and intent with Claude Haiku, and writes a row to Airtable or HubSpot. Costs about $15 a month on Make.
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Automation · May 21, 2026
Automation 101. What it actually is
Automation is connecting tools so they share data without a human re-typing. That is the whole definition. Here are the real options.
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Web Design · May 17, 2026
Fast and fancy can coexist
Most agencies make you choose between a polished site that takes four months and a fast one that looks cheap. We do neither.
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Process · May 17, 2026
What an MVP actually is
It is not a smaller version of the real product. It is the smallest thing that proves the idea.
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Automation · May 17, 2026
The email your team keeps rewriting
Refund requests, scheduling, status updates. The same five emails, written from scratch, every day. That is the cheapest thing to automate.
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Automation · May 17, 2026
Stop retyping invoices into a spreadsheet
If a person on your team is reading an invoice and typing the numbers somewhere else, you are leaking money.
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Process · May 16, 2026
Why we deliver in two weeks
Most projects do not need three months. They need a deadline.
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AI · May 14, 2026
What an AI lead qualifier actually does
It is not magic. It is one prompt, one model, and a database write.
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Pricing · May 12, 2026
Pay once, pay monthly. Why the model works
A setup fee covers the build. A monthly fee covers the running. That is the whole story.
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