We believe that businesses should treat their website as the cornerstone of everything they do, not an afterthought. Big tech and social media would love it if you built everything on their platforms, letting them collect your data, force-feed ads to your audience, and set the rules on your behalf. That path leads to a dismal vision of the internet where nobody owns anything and everyone rents.

At New Eve, we want something different for our customers. We want to help you build on your own terms, own your resources, grow your business, and control your future. And we know it works, because we lived it.

It all started with a website and a domain name. Back in 2016, I kept trying to convince Jacob to quit his job and start a business with me. We were both barely scraping by and undervalued where we were, and I had a feeling we'd do better betting on ourselves. He was interested but hesitant. There's plenty to be reasonably concerned about when you launch a business. But I was convinced we could build something great together.

We got a domain, built a website, and started taking on any project we could find. Our first full year in business, we each made around $18k. It wasn't the start we'd hoped for, but we kept at it, cultivating our skills, refining our process, slowly growing our customer base one project at a time.

In 2026, New Eve will have officially been in business for ten years. We started in 2016 with no safety net and a belief that people should own their work, their audience, and their platform outright. A decade of building that way taught us how to build it for others. If you want a business you actually own, we're here to help.

— Paul