A website that brings in work, not just sits there.
New site, redesign, or fixing the one you already have — built so customers can find you, understand what you do, and contact you without friction.
The problem
A lot of small-business websites are out of date, slow, hard to read on a phone, or missing the basics — no clear services, no prices, no easy way to book. Customers judge the business by the website and leave in seconds.
What it includes
- New website or a rebuild of the one you have
- Fixes and updates to an existing site — content, photos, hours, services, contact details
- Mobile-first: it has to work perfectly on a phone, because that’s where your customers are
- Found on Google: correct business details, service pages, and local search setup
- Online booking and payment links, so a customer can book without calling
- AI assistant built in (see AI Website Assistant)
How it works
We look at your current site (if you have one), list what’s costing you customers, fix the biggest things first, and measure whether the phone rings more.
Who it’s for
Businesses with no website, an old one, or one that hasn’t been touched in years.
Send us your website address and we’ll tell you the three biggest things costing you customers — free.
Self-managed option
You can host and manage the site yourself if you’d rather. But be straight with yourself about it: a WordPress site that isn’t updated and watched properly can get hacked or broken in six months to a year, and things break quietly — a form stops working, a page goes blank, the site goes down — with nobody watching, and every one of those costs you customers. If you’d rather not carry that risk, our care plan covers the updates, monitoring, and fixes. If you self-manage and something breaks, we’ll fix it at $150 an hour.
Pricing: New website from $2,500 (up to 5 pages), $4,500 (up to 10 pages, with booking and the website assistant included), $8,500 (with CRM, booking with payment, and review requests). Fixes to an existing site $150 an hour, agreed before work starts. You can host and manage the site yourself if you’d rather — see the self-managed note above.