The Saffron Reading · Free · No email
Tell us where your business lives.
Paste your website. In about twenty seconds we read it the way a new customer does, measure what we find, and build the brief for a call worth your time. Nothing here is guessed and nothing is a quote.
The Reading
What a stranger's phone sees
Move II · The reading
What a stranger's phone sees.
One request from our server to yours, no cache, no browser, then Google Lighthouse on a simulated phone. What matters most comes first, in plain words. Every measurement is below it.
Every measurement, grouped
Move III · Who you are
The part no audit can see.
Five questions a machine cannot answer about your business. Tap what fits. Everything here goes into your brief in your words.
Move IV · Up against
Who are you up against?
Paste the one competitor whose customers you want. We read them the same way and put the two side by side. Numbers, not adjectives.
Move V · The feel
What should it feel like?
Three pairs, each your name set two ways. Pick the one that is more you. Your picks set the type and palette of your brief, with real contrast maths, so the sitting starts from a feel you chose, not one we guessed. Not sure? Leave it: the defaults are sound, and this step is optional.
Move VI · The brief
Your brief.
One page. Your business in your words, what we measured, what the site must do, how it should feel, and where you sit against our published rates. This is what will be on the desk when you sit down with Aladdin Hamed, Saffron's founder.
Keep it. The link below holds the whole brief and opens on any device. Nothing is stored on our side until you book; what you typed lives in this link.Move VII · The sitting
Thirty minutes. Your brief is already on the desk.
Pick a time. You will speak with Aladdin Hamed, who founded Saffron, not a salesperson. He walks your reading line by line, names the three things that would move the needle, and tells you plainly whether Saffron is the right fit and what it would cost.
Choose a day with a dot to see times.
Booked
The sitting is on the calendar.
A calendar invite and a Google Meet link are on their way to your inbox. Your brief travels with the booking, so Aladdin starts from what you told him, not from zero.