Why Primo Collab stays small
Primo Collab started after years of building websites inside bigger setups: working as the developer behind projects for established brands and agencies. The work shipped and the clients were happy, but there was always the same wall between the person paying for the website and the person building it.
Every layer in that wall cost something. A request went from the client to an account manager to a project manager to a written brief, and by the time it reached the developer, half the context was gone. Clients paid for all of that overhead and still never got to ask the builder a direct question.
Primo Collab removes the layers. You describe what you need to the person who will build it. You get a straight answer on what it costs and how long it takes. And the same person is still there after launch. Small is not a limitation here. It is the product.