Business Website
$2,200 – $3,500
A 5–8 page site that explains the offer, can take a call or form, and is set up to get found on Google Search, Maps, and AI answers — including Wix and Squarespace rescues.
AI-assisted multimedia & business applications
Websites and tools that help small businesses get found — and get inquiries.
An AI-assisted developer for owners stuck with no site, a half-finished Wix or Squarespace, or a brochure that never rings. Pages built to get found on Google Search, Google Business Profile, Bing, ChatGPT, and Gemini — then measured as jobs, not vanity traffic. About the practice, packages, or start a conversation.
Typical build: 2–4 weeks once content is ready · 30 days of support after launch
How this practice works
2–4 week typical build
Once copy and photos are ready. No six-month runway.
You own the site
Accounts in your name. Read how handoff works.
Solo practice, written proposals
One person, a firm price, and a process you can see coming.
Where customers actually look
Leads from Maps, search, and AI answers.
Local SEO is the path, not a plugin. Service pages and city pages, click-to-call tracking, then a monthly list of what to publish next. How the practice measures it.
Google Search
Service pages and city pages built for real queries, with Google Search Console so you see what brought the click.
Google Business Profile
Maps, calls, directions, and website clicks — including the call that never hits a contact form.
Bing and Copilot
Bing Webmaster Tools and Microsoft Copilot, not only Google.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Complete answers those tools can cite, so mentions and referrals are not a black box.
Who it’s for
Built for owners who need a site that actually brings inquiries in.
If you already have a marketing team and a six-figure retainer, this isn’t it. If you need a professional presence and one practical tool, that’s the whole practice.
Trades and local services
You get most of your work from calls and referrals, and the current site doesn’t help someone decide to contact you. Service sites should answer what you do, where you do it, and how to reach you — above the fold on a phone.
Consultants and solo practices
You need a clear explanation of what you do, who you help, and an easy way to start a conversation — without looking like a template.
Shops that outgrew a template
A half-finished Wix or Squarespace, or a brochure that never makes the phone ring. Rescue means finishing the offer, click-to-call, and local SEO — or moving you off the builder.
Owners chasing work by text
Requests, quotes, and follow-ups live in your phone. A small tool can sit next to the site and take that off your plate.
Photography and visual businesses
The work should load fast, packages should be obvious, and the inquiry path should not hide behind a pretty grid.
Owners who need a landing page, not a brochure
One offer, one audience, one action — for a campaign or a business that does not need twelve pages yet.
Packages
Three offers. No menu of 14 add-ons.
A website, a website plus one light tool, or monthly care after launch. Full inclusions live on each package page.
Most chosen
Website + Light Tool
$3,500 – $5,500
Everything in the website package, plus one practical tool that removes everyday operational friction.
Ongoing Care
$150 – $250 / month
Keep the site current after launch — and see jobs from Google Search, Google Business Profile, Bing, and AI answers, plus the next service or city page to publish.
Light tools
One helper, not another platform.
Request trackers, quote builders, small dashboards, inventory lists. They ship with the website + tool package.
Request tracker
A simple inbox for incoming jobs — status, notes, and a record of who asked for what.
Quote builder
A form that captures the details you need, then turns them into a clean estimate you can send.
Mini dashboard
One screen for the numbers you actually check: open requests, this week’s work, unpaid invoices.
Inventory helper
Track stock, flag what’s low, and skip the spreadsheet that only lives on one laptop.
Process
Chat, proposal, build, handoff.
The same four steps on every project. Full timeline and what I need from you.
Quick chat
We talk about your business and what you actually need. No hard sell, no 40-page deck.
Clear proposal
You get a written proposal with scope, timeline, and a firm price before any work starts.
Build & launch
Design and development usually take 2–4 weeks once copy and photos are ready.
Handoff & support
You get a working site, a short walkthrough, and 30 days of minor adjustments after launch.
FAQ
Short answers. Longer ones live on the FAQ.
Ownership, timeline, and whether you need a full site. All frequently asked questions.
Contact
Ready to talk?
Tell me what you do and what you need. If a one-page site is enough, that’s what I’ll recommend. Prefer a dedicated page first? Use the contact page.