Three ways in.
Flat prices. Fixed scope. No hourly surprises. Click a package for the whole story.
- Up to 6 custom pages
- Custom design, approved before we build
- Mobile-first and fast
- Google Business Profile, Maps & local SEO setup
- You can edit hours, prices & photos yourself
- 2 rounds of revisions
- Live in about 3 weeks
- Half up front, half at launch
- Yours to host anywhere — or add the Care Plan
Your whole business, put online properly. We start with a 15-minute call, then I design your homepage first — you see it and react to it, and nothing gets built until you like what you're looking at.
From there I hand-build up to six pages: fast on a phone, structured so Google understands what you sell and where. And you're never locked out of your own site — if you can send an email, you can update it.
Best for: established businesses with more than one thing to say — multiple services, a story worth telling, customers searching in more than one way.
- One custom scrolling page
- Menu or service list, photos, hours, map
- Click-to-call built in
- Google Business Profile + Maps hookup
- Self-editing included
- 1 round of revisions
- Live in about a week
- Half up front, half at launch
- Yours to host anywhere — or add the Care Plan
Most small businesses don't need six pages — they need one great one. What you offer, what it costs, when you're open, and a button that calls you: all on a single fast page with nothing in the way.
For a restaurant that's your menu on the page — not a blurry PDF — plus a line for catering inquiries: the "real website" you can send a corporate client. For a trade, it's your services, your reviews, and the after-hours emergency call that used to go to your competitor.
Best for: restaurants, food trucks, barbershops, salons, lawn crews, plumbers — any business whose website has one job: make the phone ring.
A website isn't a thing you buy — it's a thing you keep. Updates need doing, backups need watching, and the #1 way small-business sites get hacked is nobody watching. Most designers hand you the keys and disappear. This plan is me not disappearing.
Your site stays hosted, patched, backed up daily, and monitored — if it goes down at 2am I usually know before you do — plus 30 minutes of my hands every month: new photos, a price change, a holiday banner. Text me; it's handled. No contract, cancel whenever, the site stays yours.
Best for: anyone who'd rather run their business than be their own IT department. Most people add it at launch — one bill, zero homework — and it works just as well on a site somebody else built.
- Hosting + SSL included
- Updates & security patches
- Daily backups
- Uptime monitoring
- 30 minutes of edits every month
- Next-business-day human support
- Cancel anytime — no contract
Add-ons.
Bolt onto any build — or onto a site you already have. Click any line for what's included.
Beyond the six in The Build — a landing page for an ad campaign, a team page, or one page per service you offer. That last one matters: a page called "Sprinkler Repair in Edmond" can rank on Google in a way a paragraph on your homepage never will.
Product pages, a cart, and secure checkout on your own site — no marketplace taking a cut of every sale. Order notifications go straight to your phone and email. Covers up to 25 products; got a bigger catalog? I'll quote it flat before we start.
Customers book their own appointments — at 11pm, on a Sunday, while you're asleep — and it lands on your calendar automatically. Automatic reminders cut no-shows, and you stop playing phone tag to schedule a haircut.
you@yourbusiness.com instead of yourbusiness1987@gmail.com. It's a small thing that quietly tells customers you're established — and it works everywhere, set up on your phone and computer before I leave you alone with it.
Hate writing about yourself? Most people do. We get on the phone for twenty minutes, you talk about your business like you would to a customer, and I turn it into the words on your pages — headlines, descriptions, your story. You approve every line before it goes live.
A clean, professional logo plus a small kit — your colors, your fonts, and the files in every format you'll ever be asked for. Everything matches, from the website to the business card to the truck door.
A simple way to post updates, specials, and project photos yourself — with a training session so you're never stuck. Fresh posts also give Google a reason to keep coming back to your site, which helps the whole thing rank.
Licensed, professional imagery picked to match your actual business — no cheesy stock handshakes, no photo of a call center standing in for your two-person shop. If you have real photos, even phone photos, I'll make those work first.
Grand opening in ten days? Jump the queue. Your project becomes the only thing on my bench — a One-Pager can be live in days, a full Build as fast as the revision rounds allow. Priced as 25% of whatever we're rushing.
Fair questions.
The things people ask on the first call, answered before you have to ask them.
- Is hosting included in the flat price?
- The flat price covers design and build. To keep it online you've got two roads: the Care Plan ($95/mo, everything handled, one bill), or host it yourself anywhere — I'll hand over the files and help you move in. No lock-in either way.
- Who owns the site and the domain?
- You do. Domain, files, design — all of it, from day one. Cancel anything, anytime, and it all stays yours.
- What if I don't like the design?
- You see the design before anything gets built, and revision rounds are part of every package. We keep refining until it's something you're proud to send people to — I'd rather do an extra round than ship something you merely tolerate.
- What happens if I cancel the Care Plan?
- Nothing sinister. You get a full copy of your site, we move it to hosting you control, and future edits just become one-off work. No hostage situations.
- It's a one-man shop. What if something happens to you?
- Fair question. You always hold your own keys — domain, files, passwords — so nothing about your business lives only on my laptop. Whatever happens to me, you're never stranded.
- Do I need to know anything about computers?
- No. If you can send an email, you can update your site. I set it up, show you once, and write it down for the next time.