You need to look real before anybody calls.

When someone gets your name, the first thing they do is check. If there is nothing to find, or a Facebook page nobody has touched since last spring, they call the next person on the list. A site is what makes you look like a business instead of a phone number.

What you get

What this actually looks like.

A page for every service you offer and every town you work
Your Google profile set up properly, which is the part that actually gets you called
Live in about a week, and your domain stays in your name

I thought a website cost thousands.

Usually it does. A local shop will quote three to five thousand and take two months. Yours is $500 and goes live in about a week, because it is built from a system instead of from scratch every time.

Plain pricing

What it costs, before you have to ask.

$1,500–5,000A month, what agencies in this market charge. Most want a year up front.

$500To build your site. Once. Live in about a week.

$100 / moThe Anchor. Hosting, security, monitoring, a monthly audit of what Google and the assistants show for you, and content edits when your hours or services change. Most people start here.

$250 / moThe Current. Everything above, plus a new page or article written and built every month, active local and AI visibility work with tracking, and a review engine that asks your customers for you.

If it brings you one extra job a year, it has paid for itself. For most of the businesses we work with, one job covers several years of it.

It works at that price because there is no agency attached. Your site is hand-coded, weighs almost nothing, and runs on infrastructure that costs us close to nothing to operate.

Same price for everyone, posted here. Full pricing

Not quite you?

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Word of mouth isn't what it used to be→I have a site and the phone still isn't ringing→I'm paying someone and I'm not sure what for→

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