The website
Built as plain fast files — no plugins, no database behind the pages, nothing to patch at 2am.
Websites & local presence · St. Louis
Your customers looked you up.
Give them something to find.
The whole digital side of a local business, run by one person who answers the phone. The site, the logo, the map listings, the email on your own domain, and the store if you need one. You never log into anything.
No meeting required. A form does the first conversation, and you get a fixed price in two business days.
Open today
Your Business
One clear line about what you do and who you do it for.
Get a quote- The gridWhere everything lines up
- StructureWhat goes where
- WordsWhat it actually says
- ColourYour colours, not a template’s
- PicturesYour place, your work
- LiveThe finished thing
Try it right now
Type your business name. Watch four sites redraw.
Nothing is generated and nothing is sent anywhere — these are four real design directions running in your browser, which is exactly how you will choose one.
Garages
Your Business
One clear line about what you do and who you do it for.
Get a quoteBold Trade
Garages, contractors, tattoo studios, gyms, towing
Heavy type, high contrast, phone number impossible to miss. Reads at arm’s length on a cracked phone screen in a parking lot.
Clinics
Your Business
One clear line about what you do and who you do it for.
Get a quoteClean Modern
Clinics, consultants, accountants, salons, real estate
White space, one accent colour, nothing shouting. The look people read as competent and expensive.
Restaurants
Your Business
One clear line about what you do and who you do it for.
Get a quoteWarm Craft
Restaurants, bakeries, boutiques, florists, breweries
Cream paper, serif headlines, earthy tones. Feels like somebody made it by hand, which is the point.
Bars
Your Business
One clear line about what you do and who you do it for.
Get a quoteDark Premium
Bars, studios, event venues, high-end trades
Dark ground, metallic accent, photography doing the work. Costs nothing extra and looks like it did.
119 KBthis page, everything included
0plugins that can break
0dashboards for you to learn
12 moof upkeep in every build price
The honest version
Most small businesses are in one of three situations
Nothing at all
A Facebook page and a phone number. Which works right up until somebody searches for what you do and finds your competitor instead.
Something from 2014
It exists. It has the old hours, a staff member who left, and it is unreadable on a phone — where almost everyone will see it.
A builder you pay for and never touch
Twenty-nine dollars a month for a tool you were supposed to learn. You built two pages in the first week and have not opened it since.
None of those are a discipline problem. Running a business does not leave a spare evening for learning a page editor. That is the entire reason this exists.
More than a website
The website is usually not the urgent part
Your address, phone number and hours exist in dozens of places you never put them — map apps, directories, and the data aggregators feeding both. When those disagree, your local ranking drops everywhere at once, and you cannot see it from the inside because you only ever check the listing you know about.
Getting found
Google, Apple Maps, Siri, the directories, and the data aggregators feeding all of them.
Being found by AI
Assistants answer local questions from listings and reviews — not from your website copy.
Selling online
A real catalogue, real search, a real checkout, and an admin you can run the business from.
A recent job
Wrench Press Auto
An established St. Louis repair shop that had moved premises, and a web presence that had not moved with it. The job turned out to be much less about the website than about everything around it.
115automated tests on the store
6data aggregators corrected
0npm dependencies shipped
20pages of written plan
How it works
- You fill in the form. Ten minutes. You pick a look from four real designs that update with your own business name as you type, tell me what the site needs to do, and that is the brief.
- I send a fixed quote. One price, in writing, with exactly what is in it and exactly what is not. Not an hourly estimate that grows.
- You send your stuff, I build it. Logo, photos, and the details only you know. Everything else is mine to worry about.
- You see it before anyone else does. On a private link. You mark up what you want changed.
- It goes live, and then it stays alive. Hours change, a number changes, you get a new van — you text me and it is done. You never log in.
What it costs, in one sentence
Most businesses want the Standard build at $2,400, then $49 a month so they never have to think about it again.
There are three build sizes, three care plans and the $750 presence reset, and the whole list is published rather than quoted on a call. If a price is not on the pricing page, it is not a price.
Start with the form, not a meeting
Ten minutes now saves the forty-five-minute phone call where I ask you the same questions anyway.
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