We build websites for people
who don't have time to learn code
Ventrix is a small web studio run by Sebastian Ramirez and Jose Aberastury. No account managers, no hand-offs — just the two of us, building your site from the first sketch to the day it goes live.
How this started
Sebastian Ramirez
Sebastian started building websites out of curiosity — figuring out how a page comes together, then figuring out how to make it come together better. That habit turned into the half of Ventrix that shapes how a site looks and how it's actually built.
Jose Aberastury
Jose got into it the same way — building for anyone who needed a site, mostly because he liked doing it. He's the other half of Ventrix, working alongside Sebastian on every project that comes through.
"We started this because we enjoyed building websites — not because we set out to run a company."
Sebastian Ramirez and Jose Aberastury founded Ventrix after spending time building websites simply because they liked doing it. What began as something they did on the side, for anyone who needed a site, turned into a working studio the two of them run together.
Ventrix doesn't have a big team or a long process behind it — it's the two founders, doing the work themselves, for whoever comes to them wanting a website built. That's the whole idea behind it: build good websites, for people who need one, because that's the part of the work they enjoy most.
What working with us looks like
You tell us what you need
Type out what the website is for, who it's for, and anything you already have in mind. No forms full of jargon — just describe it.
We build it
Sebastian and Jose work on it directly — no hand-offs to a separate team. You'll hear from the people actually building your site.
You review, we adjust
We send it over, you tell us what to change, and we keep refining it until it's ready to go live.
Tell us what to build
Write it the way you'd explain it to a friend. What's the site for, who's it for, and what should be on it? The more you tell us, the less back-and-forth we need later.
- What the website is for
- Any pages or sections you already know you want
- Sites or styles you like the look of
- When you're hoping to have it ready