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Fig.1 of 9RecordedThe live site, recorded in November 2026.Siteplaneterthos.com

The project

From the brief to what shipped.

A web0 client project. I worked with Erthos’s own team, and what is not listed as mine is theirs.

The situation

Erthos makes plant-based materials that replace plastic, like a bioresin that swaps in for polypropylene in beauty packaging. Its buyers are brands that want off petroleum plastic without rebuilding their factories.

Materials science is hard to make tangible. The site had to make a lab material feel real and desirable to a brand team, and explain the machine-learning platform behind it in the same breath.

What I did

I worked with the founders on the product direction and the site, milestone by milestone. The home page lets the material speak: the film turns raw particles into a jar, then the jar into moss.

What shipped

  • The product direction, worked out with the founders.
  • The site, built milestone by milestone.
  • A home page film: raw particles become a jar, then the jar becomes moss.

Impact

Left blank, on purpose.

Where no public number fits this work, I show none rather than invent one.

Erthos: no figure

No figure

Left blank on purpose

No figure

in revenue

Erthos sells to a small number of large brand teams, so one enquiry can outweigh a year of traffic, and no public benchmark models that honestly.

Inputs
1
Public sources
1
Why there is no figure
The inputs, their values and where each comes from
InputValueWhere it comes from
B2B funnel benchmarks I foundFrom software companies, not materialsPublic sourceFirst Page Sage, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

Why there is no figure

I show no figure. Deal size, enquiry volume and sales cycle are private, and the funnel benchmarks I found come from software companies.

What I can show is delivery: a website of this scope is from €16k in 3–5 weeks at web0’s published price, against a Clutch average of $38,105 and engagements that last 7 months.

Price and time

The same scope, elsewhere.

What a website costs and how long it takes, at four places. Read the time column first: its lines are drawn to scale.

Price and time for this scope: web0’s published price, fixed-price studios, and the Clutch average
WhoPriceTimeSource
web0website, today’s published pricefrom €16k3–5 weeksPricing
Proof of Work Studio5-page site, fixed price$20,000≈ €17.2k4 weeksProof of Work Studio (opens in a new tab)
Flow Ninjawebsite, larger tierfrom $25,000≈ €21.5k8–16 weeksFlow Ninja, pricing (opens in a new tab)
Clutch averageweb design projects$38,105≈ €32.8k7 monthsClutch, web design pricing, September 2026 (opens in a new tab)
  • The web0 row is the published price for this scope today. No start and launch dates for this project are on file.
  • Product direction is not a published scope. It would be quoted on top.
  • Clutch’s average is pulled up by large projects. Clutch also says most web design projects it reviews cost less than $10,000. Its month counts are engagement lengths from reviews, not build time.
  • Euro values use about €0.86 per $1, an approximate rate.

What Erthos paid is private. This compares published prices, not this project’s own timeline.

Scope
Website
Places
4
Sources
3
Time
To scale

Plates

More of the Erthos work.

8 plates, numbered on from Fig. 1.

Erthos bioresin: a jar of cream in a speckled plant-based tub
2/9A drop-in replacement for polypropylene, shown as the jar it becomes.
Erthos: bright blooms of colour, the material seen up close
3/9The material up close, in bright blooms of colour.
How it works step card 01, Identify client targets and set goals, with a line drawing of concentric circles. The next card is visible at the edge.
4/9Step cards on the Studio page.
ZYA platform interface shown on the Studio page: ingredients selection, sustainable and functional targets, material results table and disintegration and biodegradation charts.
5/9The ZYA interface as shown on the Studio page.
Case study header for a bioadditive that replaces ESO in PLA, with the project highlights grid: 100% biobased, 100% compostable, 0% harsh chemicals, key takeaway in lilac.
6/9Project page: Bioadditive for PLA.
Why make the switch? tabs on the Mission page with Renewable Resource selected and its image, a backlit green leaf.
7/9Tab state: Renewable Resource.
8/9Mission page carousel, three slides.
Erthos on a phone: the heroErthos on a phone: erthos Studio
9/9On a phone: the hero and erthos Studio.

In their words

“Fast, thoughtful, and genuinely easy to work with. Nailed the product direction, hit every milestone, and kept us moving without any chaos.”

Nuha SiddiquiCo-Founder, Erthos
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The spot next to Erthos is yours.

Tell me what it has to do. If it’s a fit, the price is fixed before any work starts.

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