Website modernization for private aviation
Your reputation wins the referral. Your website has to earn the next step.
ModernWeb rebuilds private-aviation websites so credibility, machine-readable identity, and the next action are clear. The standard sprint is fixed at 30 days, and you own the finished asset.
75+ Aircraft Transactions · $55M+ Closed · Founder-Led
Enter your site. See where it stands in about 20 seconds. No email to start.
- 01Machine-readable identity
- 02Credibility surface
- 03Delivery performance
- 04Next-action clarity
Founder-led
I sold aircraft before I built websites.
Before ModernWeb, I closed more than $55 million across 75+ aircraft transactions. I sat on the other side of the table from the owners and operators your website needs to reach, so I know the credibility signals serious aviation buyers look for when they size up a firm.
ModernWeb builds that judgment into every site we ship. I set the standard and stay accountable for the decisions that carry trust, and a small, vetted specialist team handles production inside the ModernWeb delivery system. The accountability is clear from intake through launch, and you own everything we build.
- Aircraft Transactions
- 75+
- Total Value Closed
- $55M+
- Accountability
- Direct, founder-led
Case 001 · Covin Aviation
A real operation in Dallas–Fort Worth. Rebuilt in one sprint.
Covin runs aircraft management and founder-led charter. The previous site did not show it. We rebuilt the whole thing inside the standard 30-day sprint: pages, copy, design, structured data, and performance, with the firm owning the finished asset.
- Cohort Avg
- 65
- Benchmark High
- 81
- Cohort Size
- n = 40+
MWX Aviation Reference Cohort · Methodology
Verified now
Readiness and execution: the site is live, scored 85/100 under MWX-0.3, and the firm owns the code, hosting, and domain.
In measurement
Commercial outcomes. Post-launch measurement is running. We publish those numbers only once they are verified.
Covin Aviation · Dallas–Fort Worth
The shift
When a buyer researches you through AI, can it read your site?
AI-assisted discovery is now another research surface alongside search and referral. Your website is one source those systems may evaluate. MWX, the ModernWeb Website Readiness Index, checks whether your own site exposes clear, crawlable information that machines can interpret: crawl access, machine-readable content, entity clarity, and other observable signals. It does not predict or guarantee which firms an AI system will name.
Run MWX AuditIllustrative diagnostic. MWX reports observable signals on your live site. It does not simulate an AI naming or recommending your firm.
The system
What we build into every site
The gaps we look for are straightforward: proof that is hard to find, an unclear next action, and site structure that is difficult for machines to interpret. Here is what we build into every one.
Three gaps we look for before we touch the design
Observable conditions. Specific fixes. No guesswork.
These are structural gaps that can weaken the experience even when the firm's underlying reputation is strong.
GAP: TRUST & EVIDENCE
The proof is hard to find
Credentials, track record, and named people are buried or missing. An aviation buyer sizing up a firm in seconds has to work to find the evidence that you operate at their level.
We surface the trust layer first: who you are, what you have done, and why it is credible.
GAP: MACHINE READABILITY
Machine-readable identity is incomplete
When crawl access, structured information, or server-readable content is incomplete, a machine may have less context for interpreting what your firm is and does.
We make your identity legible to machines: structured data, entity clarity, crawl access.
GAP: NEXT ACTION
The next step is unclear
The primary action is buried, the contact path takes effort, or the mobile experience gets in the way. A visitor who was ready to reach out has to hunt for how.
We build one obvious path to act and remove the friction around it.
The 30-day sprint
Audit first. Fixed scope. You own it at launch.
Four stages, stated as they actually run. Nothing starts with a pitch — it starts with a measured read of the site you have now.
- 01
Audit
About 20 seconds
Run the MWX audit on your current site. It is a deterministic read of observable signals, versioned so the same site scores the same way twice. No email to start.
- 02
Request
Day 0–2
Request the 30-day sprint from your result. Ryan reviews the findings with you, confirms fit, and returns a fixed scope at $7,500 with a start date. No obligation.
- 03
Build
Days 3–28
Full rebuild inside the ModernWeb delivery system: pages, copy, design, structured data, and performance, plus responsive QA. One mid-sprint preview. No revision loops.
- 04
Launch
Day 30
Launch QA, baseline analytics and conversion instrumentation, then handoff. You own the code, the hosting, and the domain. No required retainer.
The shape of the offer
$7,500. Thirty days. You own everything.
A fixed 30-day rebuild at one price agreed up front. At launch you get the code, the deployment, the documentation, and the domain. No required retainer. You keep everything and you are free to walk.
Fixed scope
One price agreed up front. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
30-day sprint
Intake to live in 30 days. Defined milestones and a bounded review process keep it on schedule.
You own it
Code, hosting, domain, content, documentation. No required retainer. Yours at launch.
The standard sprint is a fixed $7,500. Final scope is confirmed after your Sprint request and before the build begins.
A deposit starts the build. Standard scope covers a full rebuild: pages, copy, design, structured data, and performance, delivered in 30 days.
Questions
Answers before you ask.
See where your site stands.
Run the MWX audit on your own site in about 20 seconds. You get a readiness read of observable website signals, with no email required to start.
Prefer to talk first? A call with Ryan is there when you want it.