Most small business sites are a brochure nobody reads. Yours should answer the question, prove you're real, and make calling you the easiest thing on the page.
You don't need a big site. You need a fast one that answers the three questions every customer has — do you do this, do you serve my area, and can I trust you — and then makes calling easy.
Freelancers tend to be cheaper up front, agencies considerably more expensive. We sit between the two, and we don't charge you for pages you don't need.
Designed for a phone held one-handed in a parking lot, then scaled up to desktop.
Fast sites rank better and lose fewer visitors. This is engineering, not decoration.
Written around what customers actually ask, not around what sounds impressive.
Tap-to-call, forms that reach you, and something for the visitor who isn't ready to call yet.
Reviews, service area, and credentials where a skeptical visitor looks for them.
Built so a chatbot, booking, or extra pages can be added later without starting over.
Two to four weeks for most projects.
Book calls, generate quotes, or establish credibility — these produce different sites.
Most delays happen because the client is asked to write copy. We write it; you edit it.
You see it before it's live and you get real revisions, not one token round.
Forms, tracking, analytics, Google Search Console, and tap-to-call.
You own the site and the domain. No hostage situations.
The $900 is a single landing page — one service, one clear action. Good if you need a credible presence fast or you're running one offer. The $3,500 is a full multi-page site with separate service pages, which is what you want if you offer several things or care about SEO.
Because it's a bigger build with a longer timeline, and staged payment protects both of us. The smaller services are paid in full because splitting them just creates paperwork.
Yes — the site, the domain, and the content. If you leave, you take it with you.
Two to four weeks for most builds. The long pole is usually content approval, and we shorten that by writing the first draft ourselves.
Often, yes — and if fixing yours is cheaper than replacing it, we'll tell you. The audit answers that question for $149.
We'll set you up on fast, inexpensive hosting and hand over access. We don't hold your site hostage behind a mandatory monthly.
The audit checks your current site's speed, forms, and lead capture. Sometimes the honest answer is that a few fixes beat a rebuild.