Websites for local service businesses
A site you own, that loads in under a second.
Fixed price, no cookies, no trackers, and the whole thing builds to a plain folder any web host will serve. No platform to be locked into.
Enforced performance budget
Largest paint. The build fails if it misses — it is a check, not a promise.
Cookies and third-party requests
Which is why your site needs no consent banner and nothing for a regulator to second-guess.
The site is files, not a subscription.
Most small business websites live inside a platform. Stop paying and the site stops existing, and there is nothing to take with you — that is the business model, not an accident.
Yours is text files in a repository you own. Run one command and you get a folder of HTML any web host on earth will serve. We would like you to stay, but leaving costs you nothing but the effort of moving.
Two things, and that is the whole list
How it goes
A call
Twenty minutes on what you sell and who calls you. No pitch deck.
Pages and words
We agree the page list, then write the content together.
Build and review
You see it on a real URL and change whatever you want before it goes live.
Live, and yours
Domain pointed, certificate installed, and you can edit the words yourself from then on.
One price, and the exclusions are listed.
A new website is $1,500 as a single payment. A rebuild of an existing site is $1,800 — more work, because the old URLs have to survive. Hosting, the editing interface, security updates and small changes are $79 a month.