A website that actually converts.

Regular web design ships a website. Lead generation web design ships a website built around the conversion question: how does this page turn a visitor into a tagged lead in the CRM? That changes everything about the build. CTA placement, click-to-call architecture, form design, source-attributed tracking, schema strategy, mobile flow, and what gets shown above the fold are all engineered for conversion, not just for visual brand expression. Every Savo Group lead generation web design build ships with the Savo Dashboard so leads are tagged at capture instead of landing in an inbox.

Source-attributed forms (every submission carries the keyword and page that earned it), dynamic call tracking with numbers swapped per traffic source, schema markup at the template level (LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, Review), Core Web Vitals targets met across templates, click-to-call wired into mobile, GA4 + Google Ads + Search Console all integrated into the Savo Dashboard view, and webhook mirroring to your existing CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel) if you have one.

Most service-business builds launch in six to ten weeks. Healthcare and B2B builds with deeper integration work (EHR, CRM, gated content portals) run ten to fourteen. Discovery and design happen in parallel during weeks one and two. Development and content production run weeks three through six. QA, migration, redirect mapping, and Dashboard configuration land in weeks seven through eight. The proposal will give you a real timeline tied to your scope, not a generic three-week promise.

Most rebuilds we ship start from an existing site. The migration playbook covers a pre-rebuild crawl baseline so we know exactly what's ranking, URL-by-URL 301 redirects (not regex shortcuts that miss edges), schema and canonical preservation, and post-launch monitoring with 404 log review for the first 60 days. Google's official site-move guidance is the foundation, but the playbook is built from running real migrations.

Yes. Every project goes through a design phase with two concept rounds before any code ships. You see and sign off on the visual direction, the homepage layout, and the key template designs before development kicks off. Mid-build, we run weekly working sessions on staging so you can review actual built pages, not Figma comps that won't match the final site.

Most clients bundle both. The technical foundation we ship — schema, page architecture, internal linking, Core Web Vitals — is what our lead generation SEO services compound on. Bundling also catches a 25% discount on the website cost when SEO is added. Some clients launch the site and start the SEO retainer the same week. Others launch first, run the site for a quarter, then add SEO once the site is in production.

The Savo Dashboard is included with every lead generation web design build because the lead-tracking infrastructure is part of the engineering, not a separate purchase. If you have an existing CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Pipedrive, anything with a webhook), the Dashboard mirrors qualified leads into it. Some clients run Dashboard-only. Others use it for source attribution and pipe qualified leads into their existing CRM. Both models work.