Web studio for local service businesses
A five-page website, a booking flow, and a Google Business Profile — written and built in two to three weeks for $2,400.
One operator. No account managers. No stock photos.
Three ways to work together
Most owners start with the build. Some already have a site that works and need the local search groundwork. A few just want someone to keep the thing running.
01 — Build
$2,400 one-time
Five pages, written and built for one location. Booking requests, click-to-call, and your Google Business Profile set up before launch.
02 — Search
$900 one-time
The groundwork that makes a good site findable: schema, consistent listings, and a Google Business Profile that is actually filled in.
03 — Upkeep
$149 per month
Hosting, SSL, edits, and a monthly report. One hour of changes a month; most requests go out the same week.
What the site has to do
A local search should end in a call, a direction request, or a form. The number sits in the header, tappable on a phone. The form asks four questions, not fourteen. Both are tracked from launch.
Customers compare competence before they compare price. Clean type, a page per service, and photographs of your actual team do more than a stock image of a handshake.
You should not log in to change a price or add a staff member. Send an email; edits are included in the care plan, usually within one business day.
The process
The timeline starts at the kickoff call, not at signing. If you need new photography or a large site migrated, that is quoted separately and scheduled before we start.
Thirty minutes on what you sell, where you work, and what a good month looks like. I look at your current site and Google profile before we talk.
No deck. No discovery phase.
Week one: sitemap, page copy, and the home page design. You read it in the browser, not a PDF, and mark what is wrong.
Two rounds of changes included.
Week two: all five pages, booking, analytics, and the Google Business Profile. You get a staging link and a launch date.
Week three: DNS, SSL, tracking checks, and a 20-minute walkthrough. You leave with admin access and a one-page guide.
Final payment is due at launch.
Who you are hiring
You get one operator: no account manager, no junior handed the build after the sales call. The person who writes the page builds the page.
When a job needs a photographer, a custom booking integration, or a second read before launch, I bring in one of a small bench of contractors and name them on the quote. No invisible subcontracting.
You need a 40-page site, a logo, or a paid ads program. I will say so on the call and point you to someone who does that work well. The build is for one-location businesses that need five good pages and a booking path.
A 30-minute call. If a new site is not the right spend this year, I will tell you that instead of selling you one.