Everything your business runs on the web, designed as one thing.

Every engagement is quoted from discovery: we scope the work first, then give a fixed price for the build and a monthly rate for care. No packages, no surprise line items, and the quote holds unless the scope changes. Start with a conversation; we respond within two business days.

The schedule is set in discovery, once the scope is real, and then it holds. Product launches are planned backwards from the launch date (pre-orders or a waitlist live early, search readiness verified before the day), so the date is a fixed point rather than a hope.

No. Hyrizen is based in Champaign–Urbana, Illinois and works remotely with service businesses across the US. Local clients get face time; everyone gets the same build, the same care, and answers within two business days.

A static site is pages served as finished files rather than assembled by an application on every visit. That is why they load in under a second, have almost nothing to hack or patch, and stay exactly as fast as the day they shipped. The moving parts of a business (bookings, orders, availability) run on StatikBase behind the same front.

A monthly care plan: monitoring, updates, changes on request, and a search & AI report, so the site stays fast, correct, and current instead of quietly rotting. The full scope is on the care & stewardship page.

Yes, that is the “systems” half of websites & systems. When off-the-shelf does not fit, we build the piece that does: client intake, owner dashboards, calendar and payment integrations, then run it under the same care plan as the site. The Egyptian Queen’s booking and shop run on StatikBase, a system we built for exactly this reason.

Yes. We rebuild rather than patch: the site is rebuilt static, and content, booking, shop, DNS, and email move with it. The Egyptian Queen Salon & Spa came off WordPress/Elementor this way, with email carried intact through the DNS migration.