Businesses we know from the inside.
NOUX grew out of operating companies in these categories. Start with the piece that hurts most; we already know where it usually hurts.
Interior designers & creative studios
Our founder helps run one of the country's largest luxury interior design firms and the staffing company serving 150 more. We know what a sourcing spreadsheet looks like at 11pm. We build portfolio sites worthy of the work, then take intake, project tracking, sourcing, and approvals off the spreadsheet.
The problem you recognize
A portfolio that undersells the work, and a back office held together by spreadsheets, email threads, and memory.
The NOUX outcome
A site that does the work justice, with intake, sourcing, and approvals running quietly in the background.
Professional & law firms
The problem you recognize
The bio outclasses the website. Raimey Law's founder is a former Marine and metro-Atlanta police officer turned trial attorney, and none of it showed above the fold of his Wix template.
The NOUX outcome
A presence that carries the credentials, and intake that routes every inquiry to the right conversation.
Service businesses
The problem you recognize
You're good at the work, but the website doesn't bring in enough of the right jobs, and follow-up is manual.
The NOUX outcome
Local visibility that brings the right jobs in, and follow-up that runs whether or not anyone remembers.
Hospitality & wellness brands
The problem you recognize
The experience is special in person, but the website and booking flow feel ordinary and clunky.
The NOUX outcome
A site that carries the feeling of the place, and a booking flow guests finish in one sitting.
Growing companies that have outgrown their systems
The problem you recognize
What worked at five people is breaking at twenty. Manual handoffs, duplicate data entry, and no clear visibility.
The NOUX outcome
Mapped workflows, the right tool stack, and automation that scales with you instead of against you.
See yourself in there?
The teardown will show you what we'd fix first, in order. It's free, and the findings are yours either way.