Brief and scope
2 days
- kickoff call
- constraints
- success metric
Project studio
Websites, apps, and the management to ship them
A clear path from brief to launch
From kickoff to launch in 20 days
Interface
5 days
- flows
- visual design
- content structure
Build
10 days
- Next.js
- Sanity
- the unglamorous wiring
Launch
3 days
- QA
- handoff
- the first week after
Our cases
All cases
From the work
Notes on the projects
Scalable SaaS Platform for the Global Music Industry
Custom site for a San Francisco fabrication studio, built with Next.js and Sanity
Design and full-stack development of miniCEO, an AI-enabled sales CRM built with Flutter, Next.js, and Supabase.
Headless Shopify development, product design, and digital marketing for Transcend Collective.
Custom WordPress website for the San Francisco-based law offices of Paul D. Scott.
A Digital Experience for Montreal’s Music Scene built with Next.js.
WordPress site built for attorney Laurie Drymalla based in Austin Texas.
What we are good at
You see the plan, the files, and the date. No slide deck standing in for the work.
Engagements
A plan that matches the job
Site
Scoped
A public site with a Sanity backend you can actually edit.
- Interface
- Build
- Launch support
Product
Scoped
An app or tool, plus the site that explains it.
- Product design
- Full-stack build
- CMS or data model
Partner
Monthly
Ongoing design, build, and care after the first launch.
- Retained hours
- Iteration
- Someone who already knows the codebase
A few words
Arbiter is the project and the build in the same hands. If it needs a website, an app, or someone to keep the work moving, that is the job.
You know the business. Arbiter knows the site, the app, and how to keep the project from stalling.
Bennett Chamberlain
Founder, Arbiter PM
Founder, Arbiter PM