Oklahoma Design and Rank isn't a call center with a sales team. It's Clayton, building websites, SEO, and apps for businesses he can actually drive to.
I started Oklahoma Design and Rank because I kept seeing the same thing: good local businesses losing customers to competitors with worse service but better websites and better Google rankings. That's a fixable problem, and most agencies make it more complicated than it needs to be.
Before client work, I built my own products — Triplogger, a mileage-tracking app for gig workers, and OneFamilyCalendar, a shared calendar app for households. Both are live, both have real users, and both taught me what actually matters when you're shipping software that has to work every day, not just look good in a pitch deck.
That's the standard I hold client projects to. If I wouldn't ship it for my own product, I won't ship it for yours.
If you don't need an app, I'll tell you. If a $500 site solves your problem, I won't sell you a $5,000 one.
Real deadlines, weekly progress, no projects that quietly stall for months.
You get the code, the accounts, the content. If you ever want to leave, you can — nothing's held hostage.
I'm an hour from most of my clients. If something breaks, I'm reachable — not a ticket queue.
No account managers, no hand-offs. The person who answers the phone is the person who builds your project.