I build fast, search-ready sites for local businesses. Under a second to load, structured to rank in your area, and set up so the people already looking for you end up on the phone with you.
20 minutes, no obligation. I’ll tell you straight if a new site isn’t what you need.
These are this page's own numbers, not an average across past work — put it through PageSpeed Insights yourself and check. On a throttled mobile connection it scores 97. Every site I ship gets measured the same way before it goes live.
Most local businesses lose customers at one of these four points. You can buy them separately or as one job — the call sorts out which you actually need.
For a single service, campaign or promotion. Everything above the fold works toward one action, and there is nothing on the page competing with it.
Speed is not a vanity metric. A slow site loses people before they ever see what you do, and search engines rank it lower for the same reason.
Not vague national keywords — the specific phrases someone in your area uses when they are ready to spend money, and the technical groundwork that lets you compete for them.
Your Google Business Profile is often the whole decision — it shows up before your website does. Most businesses leave it half-filled and let reviews arrive by accident.
You know the price and the launch date before any code is written, and you can watch the site come together from day one.
You tell me what the business does and who you want calling you. I tell you honestly whether a new site is even the right spend. No pitch deck.
You get a written scope, a single price and a launch date. The price does not move unless you ask for something that wasn't in the scope.
You get a live preview link on day one and comment on it as it goes. No three-week silence ending in a surprise.
I ship it, connect analytics and Search Console, and hand you every account in your own name — domain, hosting, the lot.
Most developers make you book a call to find out whether you can afford them. Here are the numbers so you can decide before you spend your time.
One page, done properly. For a single service or campaign.
The full site most local businesses actually need.
Ongoing work once the site is live. Cancel any time.
Every project is quoted in writing before anything starts. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices — if the scope changes, you approve the new number first.
A landing page is usually about a week. A full business site is two to three weeks. The clock starts once I have your content — text, photos, logo — which is almost always the part that decides the timeline.
Yes, completely. The domain is registered in your name, the hosting account is yours, and you get the source code. Nothing is locked to me. If you want to move to another developer in a year, you hand them a folder and they can pick it up.
Often, yes — and I'll tell you when that's the cheaper answer. If it's built on something reasonable and just slow or badly structured, fixing it costs a fraction of a rebuild. If it's on a platform that can't be made fast, I'll say that too.
For some businesses that genuinely is the right call, and I'll say so on the call. The trade-offs are that you pay every month forever to keep the site online, page speed is capped by their platform, and your SEO ceiling is lower because you don't control the output. If your customers find you through search, that ceiling matters.
An hour of your time up front, whatever photos and text you already have, and access to your domain if you own one. If you don't have copy, I'll draft it and you edit — that's usually faster than starting from a blank page.
For most sites I build, hosting is free or a few dollars a month — a static site on a CDN costs almost nothing to run. You pay for the domain, roughly $20 a year. I'll set it up in your name and show you exactly what you're paying for.
Small fixes in the first 30 days are included. After that, either book me for the change or go on the Growth plan if you expect a steady stream of them. Either way you get a number before I start.
The fastest path is a short call — pick a time and I'll come prepared. If you'd rather write it out first, the form goes straight to my inbox and I answer every one, usually within a business day.
Send the form and I'll come back with times that work. I'll look at your current site and your competitors beforehand, so we spend the call on your business rather than on introductions.