Bow Tie Kreative
Websites, funnels and conversion systems for businesses that need results, not brochures.

Most small-business websites are digital brochures. They look fine, say nothing, convert nobody — and the owner keeps paying for "maintenance". Worse, agency pricing is a conversation rather than a number, so buyers cannot compare anything until they have already spent an hour on a call.
The Calgary studio behind everything else on this page. Bow Tie Kreative sells its work as a marketplace rather than a services page — every offering, from a lifetime website to a 90-day revenue rebuild to an unlimited design subscription, sits in one filterable grid with the price attached.
Built to do three things well
The offering is a grid
Done-for-you services, workshops, courses, books, memberships and calls in one scannable marketplace — filter to the one that fits where you are.
Tiered, not bespoke
Lite → Classic Knot → Windsor Growth → Black Label Studio. Funnels run Start, Plus, Pro, Elite. You pick a rung instead of negotiating a scope.
The audit is the front door
A paid audit and strategy package sits where most agencies put a contact form — diagnosis before prescription, and the diagnosis is a product.
How it works, screen by screen
A guided pass through the product — each step is one real screen and what it is doing for the person using it.
Every offering, one place
The domain lands you straight on the marketplace. No brochure homepage between you and the thing you came to buy.

Stop guessing what is wrong
The booking page sells the audit itself — a fixed-price diagnosis, so the first transaction is small and the advice is paid for.

Field notes from the studio
The blog is written as working notes rather than SEO filler, which is what makes it worth linking to from a proposal.

Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.
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