the artist

Hi, I'm Aiden Camacho (Cross).

I run Cross Designs, a one-person web studio in South Florida. I build the sites, do the SEO, and run the ads myself, which is either a terrible business model or the entire point, depending on whether you ask an agency or a client.

I'm an artist first, which is the part most of these guys skip. I care how your site looks and whether it actually works, because either way my name is on it. Every site I ship is drawn and built by hand, no templates, no page builders, no team of subcontractors you never meet.

I started Cross Designs because small businesses kept getting handed half a solution: a pretty site nobody ever finds, or ads pointing at a site that does not convert. The web guy, the SEO guy, and the ads guy never talk to each other, and when the phone stays quiet everybody has a reason it is not their fault.

So the studio does all three, deliberately, as one system. The person who designs your site is the person structuring it to rank, and the person pointing ads at it. When something underperforms, there is exactly one person to call, and he already knows.

If you run a local shop, a trade, a studio, or a service business and you want to look legit online and get more calls, that is the entire job I signed up for. Based in South Florida, working with businesses here and across the country.

Aiden Camacho, the artist and founder of Cross Designs
the guy your invoice says
how I work

The three promises the studio runs on.

01

One person, all three trades

Design, SEO, and ads in one head means your site tells Google and your customers one coherent story. Nothing falls between vendors, because there are no vendors.

02

Flat quotes, no meter

Most builds land between $1,250 and $1,750, agreed before work starts. You will never open an invoice and learn something.

03

You own everything

Code, domain, content, ad accounts, all yours from day one. If I am ever not the right fit, you walk away whole. That keeps me honest better than any contract.

let's talk

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