SneateTech is two things in one roof — a hands-on tech academy and a full-service digital studio. The same engineers who ship products for US brands teach the classes. Nothing is theory here.
Flip the switch anywhere on the page. Everything — colour, copy, the pitch — follows your intent.
You bring a business problem. We return a shipped system — designed, engineered, measured, and handed over with documentation you can actually read.
Discovery sprintTwo weeks to map the funnel, the tech debt, and the fastest revenue lever.
Build in the openWeekly demos on a live staging URL. No black boxes, no surprise invoices.
Handover that sticksLoom walkthroughs, runbooks, and a 60-day support window as standard.
You learn the stack we ship with — on real client-style briefs, reviewed by people who wrote production code that morning. Cohorts stay under 18 seats.
Build from week oneNo four-week theory tunnel. You deploy something public in the first fortnight.
Code review, not gradesEvery submission gets line-level feedback from a working engineer.
Portfolio + placementThree shippable projects, mock interviews, and intros to our hiring network.
Typical outcomes across our last 40 engagements.
Measured across the last six cohorts.
We don't sell retainers for the sake of it. Every engagement is tied to a number you already care about.
Next.js and headless builds with Core Web Vitals treated as a launch blocker, not a nice-to-have. Design, engineering, and QA in the same room.
Support agents, internal copilots, RAG over your own documents, and workflow automation — scoped to a task, measured on hours saved.
Technical SEO, content engineering, and paid media run against one dashboard. You see cost per qualified lead, every week, without asking.
Shopify and WooCommerce builds, feed hygiene, lifecycle email, and retention flows. We optimise AOV and repeat rate, not vanity sessions.
Full-stack, digital marketing, and AI engineering cohorts. Small rooms, real code review, and a portfolio that survives a technical interview.
This is a scripted preview of the kind of assistant we ship — scoped to one job, grounded in your own content, and honest when it doesn't know.
Retrieval over your real policies, catalogue, and tickets — with citations back to the source.
A test set of your hardest questions, scored every deploy. Regressions get caught, not discovered.
Clear escalation rules and a transcript your support team can pick up mid-conversation.
Token budgets, caching, and model routing so the invoice doesn't scale with your traffic.
HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript, Git, and how the browser actually renders your page.
React and Next.js, Node APIs, databases, auth, and deploying something people can visit.
Technical SEO, analytics, paid media, and writing content that ranks without sounding like a robot.
Prompt design, RAG pipelines, agents, evaluation, and shipping models into a real product.
Order matters here — each stage produces the input the next one needs.
A paid two-week audit: analytics, tech stack, funnel, and competitor positioning. You get the findings whether or not you hire us for the build.
We cut the wish list down to what moves the number. Fixed scope, fixed price, written in plain language with the exclusions listed first.
Wireframes, then a real design system — tokens, components, states. Built in the browser early so nobody is approving a picture of a website.
Two-week sprints, a live staging URL from day one, and a Friday demo. You can watch the thing get made instead of waiting for a reveal.
Launch, then the boring valuable part: measurement, experiments, and monthly reviews where we show what didn't work too.
Across web, commerce, and AI since 2017.
Cohorts capped at 18, never a lecture hall.
Median across 12-month SEO engagements.
From kickoff call to something you can click.
Migration from a legacy Magento build to headless Shopify, with a redirect map and staged rollout.
RAG over five years of help-desk history, with escalation rules written by the support lead herself.
Technical cleanup, then 90 pieces of genuinely useful content for a B2B SaaS in the US.
Seven screens down to three for a hospitality group operating across four cities.
Curriculum rewritten every quarter from what our own project teams hit in production.
Boring, well-supported tools. We pick for the team that inherits the code, not for the changelog.
Every number below is a starting point with the scope written down. No hourly surprises.
For a first real website, or replacing one that's embarrassing you.
Build plus the marketing engine behind it. Our most common engagement.
AI integration, commerce replatforms, and anything with real complexity.
Still stuck on something? Ask the team directly — we usually reply the same working day.
Ask a question →Most of our client work is with US and UK companies. We keep four hours of overlap with US Eastern time, run async updates in Slack, and every project has one named point of contact — not a rotating account manager.
Cohorts are capped at 18 people and taught by engineers who are on live projects. You submit code, a human reviews it line by line, and the curriculum gets rewritten every quarter based on what our project teams actually hit in production.
A specific task, automated and measured. Usually that's a support assistant grounded in your documentation, an internal copilot over your own data, or a workflow that removes manual triage. We define the success metric before we start, and we'll tell you when AI isn't the right answer.
Yes. Roughly a third of our marketing clients keep their existing site. We'll flag technical limits that will cap your results, but we're not going to hold the work hostage to a redesign.
You do, from day one. Repositories, ad accounts, analytics, and domains stay in your name. We ask for access, not ownership, and the handover includes documentation and recorded walkthroughs.
Every project includes a support window — 30 days on Launch, 60 on Growth. After that you can move to a retainer, hand it to your internal team with our runbooks, or just call us when something breaks. No lock-in either way.
No auto-responder, no discovery-call funnel. You'll hear back within one working day.
You'll get a reply from a person on the team within one working day — with initial thoughts, not a calendar link.
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