A website built to bring in calls, not to win design awards

What we actually do

Everything in a build, spelled out

This is the whole scope. If something isn't on this list, we'll tell you the price before we do it.

A 30-minute onboarding call with a marketing specialist

Not a sales call. We map what you sell, who buys it, where they are, and what a lead is worth, so the site is built around the money rather than around a template.

Page structure planned before anything is designed

We decide which pages you need and what each one has to do. Service pages, location pages, proof, and a contact path that a real person will actually finish.

Copywriting in plain, active language

AI drafts from your brief; a person edits for accuracy and tone. No filler adjectives, no claims you can't back up, no lorem ipsum shipped to production.

Responsive build, fast by default

Designed for phones first because that's where most local searches happen. Server-rendered pages, compressed images, and a page-speed pass before launch.

SEO fundamentals wired in

Unique titles and meta descriptions, one H1 per page, clean heading order, internal linking, canonical tags, sitemap, robots, and analytics on day one.

AEO so AI assistants can quote you

Local business schema, service and FAQ markup, and answers written the way people ask questions — so ChatGPT and Google's AI answers cite your business instead of a directory.

Lead capture that reports back

Forms, click-to-call, and conversion tracking hooked up, so you can see which pages produce calls instead of guessing from traffic.

Hosting in the monthly

$50/month is hosting fees only — managed hosting, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring, and security patching. It is not a maintenance retainer: when you want a change, you send a ticket and pay only for that change. Cancel with 30 days' notice — no annual contract.

Local markets

Website design by city

Every city has its own page with the neighborhoods worth targeting, the searches your pages should own, and the questions local owners ask before they buy.

FAQ

Questions local businesses ask before they buy

How much does a small business website cost?

Ours is $300 to start for up to 5 pages, then $50 for each additional page, plus $50/month for hosting. The monthly starts 30 days after checkout, so nothing recurring bills while the site is still being built.

How long does it take to build?

Two to three weeks from the onboarding call to launch in most cases. AI drafts the first version in minutes; a designer and a marketer spend the rest of that time on structure, copy, and detail. Larger page counts add time, and we tell you before you pay.

Do I own the website?

You own your content, your domain, and your brand assets. The site runs on our managed hosting as part of the monthly; if you ever want it moved to your own hosting, that transfer is a one-time fee covered in our terms.

What if I already have a website?

Run the free audit first. It scores your current SEO, AEO, UX, and page speed and lists the specific fixes. Sometimes the answer is a rebuild; sometimes it's three fixes and better pages, and we'll say so.

Is SEO included, or is it extra?

On-page SEO fundamentals and answer-engine optimization are part of every build — titles and meta, heading structure, internal links, local business schema, FAQ markup, and server-rendered content crawlers can actually read. Ongoing content is optional: 30 blog drafts from real search-query data is a one-time $500.

Why is this cheaper than an agency retainer?

Because you're not paying for hours spent producing decks and status calls. AI handles the drafting and the repetitive production work; people handle judgment, copy, and quality. You pay for the build you get and a flat monthly, with no design or revision retainer.