Esteban Web StudioMiami
Esteban Web StudioMiami
Send me your site and you'll have a real teardown back in about a minute — your actual load time measured on a phone, what each problem is costing you in seconds, and where the path to booking you breaks. Yours to keep whether you ever hire me or not.
Takes about 20 seconds. No call required, no mailing list, and nothing to install.
Buying outright is $2,997 — pay the $1,498.50 deposit.
In August 2026 I tested 48 independent Miami service business websites on Google's mobile speed test. Every single one failed Google's 2.5-second loading target. The median took 9.4 seconds. The worst took over thirty.
Almost none of those owners know it. Their site looks fine on the laptop it was built on — and their customers are on phones, on cell data, tapping away before anything appears.
Measured with Google Lighthouse, mobile profile. Methodology and full results available on request.
There's no error message and no complaint. People simply leave, and you never find out they were there.
Google's own research found that as load time goes from one second to five, the chance a visitor abandons the page rises sharply. They never see your prices, your work, or your reviews — they were gone before the page appeared.
Loading speed is part of Core Web Vitals, which Google uses as a ranking signal. When two businesses are otherwise similar, the faster one tends to sit higher — and the higher one gets the call.
If you run ads, you pay for every click — including the ones who bounce before the page loads. A slow site means paying full price for visitors who never actually arrive.
Live sites for real Miami businesses. Tap a card and open the site — judge the speed yourself.
The Miami median was 9.4 seconds. These load in under two.
Esteban Otero — founder I'm one person in Miami, not an agency. You deal with me from the first message to launch day and after it — that's why I only take a few builds at a time. The teardown runs on its own so you're not waiting on me; the moment you have a question about it, you get me.
There isn't one, but you're right to ask. Here's exactly how this works.
Because it's the honest version of a sales pitch. You see how I think before you spend anything, and I find out whether your site is even worth rebuilding. Sometimes it isn't, and I'll tell you that too.
No. You get the teardown, then I follow up once or twice. If you're not interested, say so and I'll stop — or ignore me and I'll stop anyway. Every message has a one-click way to shut me up for good. You won't be added to a mailing list.
Both, and I'd rather say so than pretend. The measuring is automated — it's Google's own Lighthouse test plus a read of your page — which is exactly why it's instant and why I can afford to give it away. What it checks and how it's explained is mine. And the second you have a question about any of it, you get me on the phone, not a ticket.
Two ways. Buy the rebuild outright for a flat $2,997 and own it, or start for $200 and pay $397 a month where I build it, host it, and handle every change — with half of what you pay counting toward owning it. Either way it's live in about ten business days, and the teardown comes first so you know what you'd be buying.
Send it over. You'll have the answer in about a minute, and it costs you nothing to find out.
Or text me directly at (786) 756-6628