
Leon Tailoring Co.
After 120 years and three generations, an Indianapolis institution closed its doors. We built the page that says so properly.
Because you have. We design and build the site, then take care of the search, listings, advertising, phones and hosting that go around it, so you can get back to the work you actually do.
Hi. We are Strataveo.
Good businesses get let down by websites that look like an afterthought.
And by four vendors who each blame the other three when something breaks. We would rather build the site properly and then stay on to look after the search, the listings, the phones and the hosting around it.
One team. One number to call. Everything in your name.
What we do
Most small businesses do not have a marketing department. They have an owner, a phone that needs to ring, and a website that has quietly stopped earning its keep.
We take the whole thing on: the site, the search results, the listing Google shows, the ads, the email and the number customers call. When the job calls for more than pages, a booking system, a customer portal, a marketplace, we build that too. One engagement, one team, and everything set up so you can run it after we hand it over.

The site is what a stranger judges you on before they ever call. Everything else we do either points at it or protects it.
Search, listings, ads, phones, Microsoft 365 and hosting all come from the people who built the site, so nothing falls between vendors.
You get the logins, the tools to make your own edits where that suits, and a written record of what lives where. It is all yours.
Work
A farewell page for a business that closed after 120 years, and a downtown gym built to sell memberships without a salesperson. More of the work is on the case studies.

After 120 years and three generations, an Indianapolis institution closed its doors. We built the page that says so properly.

A gym on the lower level of a landmark building had a location worth leading with, and a site that made people work to find out where it was.
Services
Website design is where most projects start, and it stretches from a handful of pages to a full custom application. The rest exists because a site on its own will not answer the phone, keep your listing accurate or stop the mail bouncing.
Design, build and launch, handled end to end. Most sites ship on a CMS so your team can make edits without us; where a project needs custom development we build that too, booking systems, customer portals, marketplaces and the databases behind them.
We get your pages, titles and internal links into an order search engines can read. The work happens on your site, and you can see what changed.
We keep your Google Business Profile and the main directories saying the same thing as your site, so your name, address and hours stay consistent everywhere someone might look.
Search and social campaigns aimed at inquiries, with tracking wired into your site so you can see which ads produced a form or a call.
One system for your number, voicemail and texts, so the desk, the mobiles and the contact details on your site all line up.
Microsoft 365 set up properly, mail, Teams and the admin behind them, including the email authentication that keeps your messages landing in inboxes rather than spam folders.
We host your site, keep it updated, back it up and watch it. This is how a site stays healthy after launch instead of quietly ageing.
We settle the name, type and color everything else is built on, so your site, your listings and your documents all look like the same company.

Design, build and launch, handled end to end. Most sites ship on a CMS so your team can make edits without us; where a project needs custom development we build that too, booking systems, customer portals, marketplaces and the databases behind them.
Before you hire anyone
Usually somewhere around the second call, once the pleasantries are out of the way. Here they are answered up front instead.
Read the Full FAQMost websites start around $3,000 for a straightforward build and land between there and $15,000, depending on the page count, how much writing is involved, and anything the site has to do beyond displaying information. Custom applications with accounts, payments or a database behind them are scoped and priced separately, because they are software rather than pages. You get a range in writing after discovery, before anything starts.
Usually yes. Most sites ship with a CMS shaped around your content, and we train whoever will be using it. Some projects suit a purpose-built admin instead, and a few genuinely do not need an editor at all. We will tell you which yours is rather than fitting a CMS to every job.
You tell us, and it is our problem. Care plans cover hosting, updates, backups and monitoring, and we tell you up front what response times look like rather than leaving you guessing. We would rather find it before you do, which is what the monitoring is for.
You do, and not as a concession. The domain, the hosting, the editing tools, the mailboxes and the analytics are all in your name, and you get a written record of what lives where. If you ever move on, everything you need comes with you.
No. Page speed, search foundations, keyboard access and color contrast are part of building the thing properly. They are not a line item that appears on the invoice after launch, and we measure them before we call a template finished.
Process
Each stage starts once the one before it is signed off. It takes a little longer to promise a date, and it gets there sooner.
Your business, your customers, the current site and the practical constraints, what it all has to do before anyone draws anything.
Structure, type and layout settled on real pages at real widths. You review it in a browser rather than as a flat image.
Templates, editing tools, forms and any custom functionality. Staging is a link you can click through and try to break.
Domain, redirects, analytics and a written handover. Then hosting, updates and whatever comes next.
Where we work
We work remotely with businesses anywhere. In these 11 markets we also know the map, the seasons and the listing problems that keep coming back.


No pitch deck and no discovery fee. Most engagements start with a single site, and we add the rest only when it earns its place.