Up to five pages
Home, services, about, contact, and one more page built around your business.
For local businesses
People visit your site but leave without calling or booking. We help them see what you do, trust your work, and take the next step. Up to five pages for $1,500, live in about ten business days.
Two rounds of changes and 30 days of fixes after launch.
After we agree on the work, pay a $750 deposit. The other $750 is due after you approve the site, before it goes live.
What does your customer need to know?
A person booking a first appointment has different questions from someone choosing a repair shop. Here are two examples of how we would approach the pages, not client case studies.
People visit the site, but few book a first appointment.
Explain what happens at the first visit, introduce the chiropractor, and answer common questions about cost and payment. Put a clear booking link beside those answers so people know what to do next.
Customers need to know they can trust you with their car.
Show photos of real repairs and explain the work. Describe how estimates, updates, and warranties work. Make it easy to call or request an estimate from a phone.
We plan the pages around your services. Custom booking systems and other extra features are quoted separately.
Everything below is in the $1,500. You bring your logo, your services, and your contact details. We do the rest.
Home, services, about, contact, and one more page built around your business.
A short worksheet asks what you do. We edit what you send so you never face a blank page.
Works on phones, loads quickly, readable for everyone, tested before launch.
Quote form, service area, map, reviews, and the local search basics done properly.
Domain hooked up, analytics on, two rounds of changes, 30 days of fixes after launch.
No monthly plan. You own the site. Extra work past the twenty included hours is $100 an hour, quoted before we start.
The price
You pay half to start and half when you are happy with the site. Nothing goes live before you approve it.
Books your slot and starts the worksheet.
Due after you approve the site, before launch.
Past that, $100 an hour, quoted before we start.
One time. No monthly plan and no retainer.
The timeline
The clock starts when we have your content and access. First draft in five business days, live in about ten.
Talk through your site with us. Once we agree on the work, pay the $750 deposit.
Logo, services, contact details, and a few sites you like. We edit the rest.
Five business days later. You get two rounds of changes.
We connect the domain, turn on analytics, and fix bugs in the delivered site for 30 days.
Clinics, body shops, contractors, restaurants, and other local businesses whose customers need to find a service, check the work, and get in touch.
Online shops, booking and scheduling systems, memberships, full copywriting, branding, and custom software.
Questions
Your logo if you have one, your services and contact details, a few sites you like, and access to your domain. We send a short worksheet and edit what you write.
We can launch without them and lay the pages out so they still look finished. Photography and logo design are quoted separately.
Yes. The domain, the hosting account, and the site are yours. You can move it or hire anyone to work on it.
Your domain, hosting, and any third-party services are billed to you directly. We do not add a monthly fee. If you want us to keep making changes, we quote that when you ask.
The $1,500 covers up to twenty hours of build time. At our normal $100 hourly rate that would be $2,000, so the flat price is the cheaper way to buy it. If you ask for something bigger mid-project we quote the extra hours at $100 each and wait for your yes before starting.
We fix bugs in the site we delivered free for 30 days. New pages and new features are quoted at our hourly rate.
It holds when your content, approvals, and domain access are ready. Waiting on content is what makes these projects slip.
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