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Publish the dissent. It's the most convincing thing you have.

Every educator claims a method. Almost none show the calls that disagreed. En Banc's desk publishes the full bench — which is exactly why readers route through your method to your broker link.

Get a free teardown of your current site

Free · two working days · no call required.

What you are buying, measured

~10 KBAbout 10 KB of markup and styles, gzippedTwelve pages measured on the built output: the wrapper pages average 6 KB, the heaviest concept prototype 19 KB. Webfonts are self-hosted, loaded per layout, and counted separately.
ZeroZero external requests — scripts, fonts or trackersNo tag manager, no CDN, no font call. Your visitors' IP addresses never reach a third party.
< 0.5 sFull build in under half a secondTwelve pages, cold. Changes ship the day you ask for them.

Your ad spend buys clicks. A slow page burns them.

See it before you commission it.

The En Banc concept is a working page, not a mockup. Open it, scroll it, and judge the build from the build.

The En Banc concept page.

The En Banc concept, live. Modernist register, nine-agent desk, published dissent.

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What's included.

Four modules, each solving a problem your current site is creating.

  1. Your calls, archived and addressable

    The anti-screenshot. Every read keeps its date, its reasoning, and its result at a URL someone can link to.

  2. An education library that earns the subscription

    Structured so a reader can follow the method rather than collect signals — which is what makes them stay past month one.

  3. A market calendar slot that stays yours

    An explicit place for whichever calendar or data feed you use, so swapping providers never means rebuilding the page.

  4. The disclosure layer, designed as chrome

    What ad networks and regulators require, built as part of the furniture rather than as an apology at the bottom.

How it works.

Four steps. The first one is free and costs you nothing but a URL.

01

Teardown

Free · two working days

You send the URL. We send back ten points a reviewer would flag, marked up on your actual pages.

02

Scope call

30 minutes

We agree the concept, your regulatory position, and what evidence you can actually stand behind.

03

Build

2–3 weeks

We build on your confirmed figures and disclosures. You review in staging, not at launch.

04

Launch + handover

Yours to run

You publish on your own hosting and accounts. Source, content guide, and the reasoning behind each block.

The questions you were going to ask.

Answered before the call, so the call can be about your business.

Won't publishing my losing calls cost me subscribers?

It costs you the subscribers who were going to leave at the first loss anyway. Readers already assume some of your calls fail; the ones who stay are the ones who saw you say so first. The desk view is built so disagreement reads as method, not as weakness.

Where does the affiliate disclosure actually go?

Beside the broker link, at the moment of the click — not in a footer and not on a separate page. Several ad networks and most broker agreements require proximity rather than mere presence, so the disclosure is part of the link component and travels wherever that component is used.

How fast will it load?

Every page in this portfolio is about 10 KB of markup and styles gzipped, and makes no request to any host but its own — fonts included, which also keeps your visitors' IP addresses away from third parties. Each layout loads only the typefaces it actually renders, so two of the four concepts pull no webfont at all. Your build inherits the same budget, and our build fails if the figures stop being true.

What do you need from me to start?

Your current site for the teardown, your programme terms, and your regulatory status in the markets you serve. If you do not know the last one, the scope call covers it.

Do you run the site for me?

No — we build it, you publish it on your own hosting and accounts. You get the source, a content guide, and optional monthly support. What you publish is yours.