Owner-operated websites, inquiry flows, and small tools
Zavenor is run by Szabolcs Gal, BSc. Structure, build, and handover stay with the same person, so the work does not disappear into account-management layers or long planning cycles.
Only a few client projects run at once. Scope, exclusions, and price are agreed in writing before paid build work begins.
The standard is everyday use: can visitors and your team finish what they came for without friction? The goal is not pitch-deck copy—it is a clear page, flow, or small tool people can actually use.
Why Zavenor exists
Many small business websites fail in ordinary places: the offer is unclear, the contact path is buried, or every request needs another round of clarification. Zavenor focuses on those practical gaps first — clear pages, better inquiry paths, and small tools that remove repeated friction.
How this is different from a typical agency process
- One accountable person from structure to handover.
- Small first step before large rebuilds.
- Written scope before build work starts.
- Direct answer if the project is not a good fit.
How work runs
- One thread from first structure through launch and light follow-up.
- Scope, exclusions, and price are agreed in writing before paid build work begins.
- A clear first step is normal; more work means a new quote.
- Direct answers and firm boundaries—not rotating account teams, ticket queues, or long discovery without something concrete to ship.
A good fit when…
- Your site should explain what you offer and how people can contact you.
- You want a bounded first step and a clear answer on fit.
- A form, booking step, inquiry path, or small internal view still costs time every week.
Send a link, workflow, or one sentence about what should change. You will usually hear back within one business day with a clear answer on fit and a sensible first step if there is one. No sales script, no call you have to book first.