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answers today.
Not an account manager, not a queue, and not an automated reply pretending to be a person. Three clients said the same thing about us without being asked, and this is the page where we have to prove it.
Four questions, then whatever you want to say.
The first choice changes what we ask next, so nobody fills in fields that have nothing to do with them. Only your name, email and message are required.
No black hole. Here is the whole sequence.
Most forms end in silence, which is exactly when people go and look at someone else. So this is what actually happens after you press send.
It lands with a person
Straight to Graham, not a shared inbox and not a ticket queue. If you flagged something as broken, it jumps ahead of everything else in the day.
You get a real reply
Written by someone who read what you sent, answering what you actually asked. If we are not the right fit we will tell you that instead of booking a call to say it slowly.
Then whatever suits you
A call if you want one, a written outline if you would rather read, or nothing at all. Nobody gets added to a sequence for having asked a question.
Three clients. Nobody asked them to say this.
The promise at the top of this page is not a marketing line we chose. It is the thing three separate clients volunteered, in their own words, about working with us.
Whenever our company has an idea or inquiry we hear back instantly. They handle our account 24/7 as if they are our employees.
Clients were growing tired and concerned. Sublyme understood the situation and were available 24/7 to keep them satisfied.
Powerhouse professionals. Conscientious, and they deliver projects on time and accurately executed.
The things people wonder before they press send.
Answered here so you don't have to ask them in the message, and so you know what you are and are not signing up for.
The same day. A message sent during the working day is usually answered within a few hours, and one sent overnight is answered first thing. The reply comes from a person, not an automated sequence.
One of the small team who would do the work. Sublyme is a fully remote partnership across North America, working together since 2017, and there is no account layer between you and the people building your site.
No, and we don't ask for one. Scope decides cost, and scope is what the first conversation is for. If a number would help you plan, we'll give you a range once we understand what you need.
Only if you ask. The phone field is optional and exists for people who would rather talk than type. Leave it blank and everything happens by email.
They're used to answer you and nothing else. You are not added to a mailing list unless you tick the box asking to be, and that box is never a condition of getting a reply.
Yes. Choose “Something else” on the form and ask. Plenty of the messages we answer never turn into work, and that's fine.
Use the form and mark it as a site being down — that routes it ahead of everything else. Emailing graham@sublymedigital.com directly works just as well.