Websites

A site that answers the phone.

One page with a working inquiry form, live in a week. Or the whole thing, with booking, intake, or inventory running behind it.


Three sizes

Start where you actually are.

Most businesses need less site than they think and more follow-up than they expect.

One page

Everything above the fold and a form at the bottom. Who you are, what you do, and a way to reach you that lands in your inbox. Live in about a week.

Brochure site

Up to six pages when you have real services to explain, work to show, or more than one audience to talk to. Search setup included.

Site with a system

When the site is the front door to something. Booking, intake, inventory, a client portal, or an application that runs behind the page.

What's included

Every site, every size

  • Inquiry forms that reach your inbox, not a dashboard you forget to check
  • Built mobile first, because that is where most people will see it
  • Fast to load, because slow sites lose people before they read anything
  • Search setup so your name and your town actually find you
  • Hosting and security certificates configured and handed over
  • Content written with you, not filled with placeholder text
  • A short runbook on how to update it yourself

Worth saying plainly

The domain goes in your name

Your domain and your email live on your account, on your card, in your name. Never ours. A web person who holds your domain is holding your business, and when you part ways it becomes a negotiation neither of you wanted. We will set it up with you and hand you the keys.

Examples

Sites we have built and still run.

Madre's Enterprise

A Polaris Slingshot rental business in Monroe, Louisiana. Fleet, rates, rental requirements, and an inquiry form that reaches the owner's phone.

Visit the site

ClearPath

A platform, not a brochure. The site is the entry point to document analysis, goal tracking, and progress reporting behind a login.

Visit ClearPath

MEL

A published product with a store listing, support pages, and the policy documents an app store requires before it will let you ship.

Get MEL on Google Play

After launch

Somebody has to keep it alive

A site is not a thing you finish. Hosting expires, certificates lapse, forms quietly stop delivering, and nobody notices until a customer says they wrote to you three weeks ago.

  • Hosting, domain renewal reminders, and security certificates watched
  • Uptime monitoring, so we know before your customers do
  • A test submission through your form every month to prove it still works
  • Content edits when your hours, prices, or staff change
  • Backups, and a way back if something breaks

Need a site that brings you work?

Tell us what your business does and who you want to hear from. We will tell you which of the three sizes you actually need, which is often smaller than you expected.