About
One studio, and it all matches
Five years in, we're a small studio on purpose: designers, developers, marketers and media makers under one roof. We build everything your customers see, so it all feels like one business.
The studio
We started Stratasis so a business could get everything from one studio, and have it all match. Designers, developers, marketers and media makers, working side by side to one standard.
Design
Every screen looks like one business
Designers shape your brand, your website and every screen in between, so it all looks like it came from one place.
Development
Built to hold up as you grow
Developers build your website and the software behind it, from bookings and payments to the tools your team runs on.
Marketing
Aimed at the customers you want more of
Marketers run your ads, search and social, then tell you what changed in plain English.
Media
Shot for your brand, never stock
Photographers and editors make the photos, video and posts that fill your site and your feed.
Why one studio
Matching work, start to finish. When one team makes every piece, the quality holds and nothing feels pieced together.
One standard
The same eyes check the logo, the site and the ads, so the quality never drops between them.
One brief
Tell us once. Everyone works from the same plan, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
One look and voice
Your brand looks and sounds the same on every page, post and ad.
One team to call
Need a change? Call us. We fix it wherever it lives, with no vendors to chase.
Kind words
Hear it from the businesses we've built for. What it's like to work with us, in their own words.
“They took our whole website from idea to launch, online booking included, and never made it feel complicated.”
“Everything was built around how we actually work, with the compliance side looked after from the first day.”
“One team for the brand, the site and the ads. It finally feels like one business online.”
Take a seat, let's talk.
Bring a project, a question or a half-formed idea. We'll take it from there.
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