For local shops, trades, and storefronts

One page. Live in 72 hours. $249.

A custom website for your business — your name, hours, photos, and the one thing you want people to do. Built, hosted, and live in three days. You keep it.

$249 one time
72 hours to a live site
One page that does the job

No monthly plan. No 12-page site you will not update. Just a clear page people can find on their phone.

What you get

A single, honest page that looks like your shop — not a template farm. Built for the person standing in a parking lot looking you up.

  • Your facts, written clean

    Name, address, phone, hours, and the one action you want — call, visit, or order. Easy to read on a phone.

  • Your photos

    We use the pictures you send. The truck, the counter, the work. No rented stock photos of people who do not work here.

  • A live web address

    The page goes online on a working URL you can share. A custom domain can be added later if you want one.

  • Yours to keep

    $249 once. You own the page. No surprise subscription to stay online for the first year of hosting we set up.

How the 72 hours work

  1. 1

    You email the basics

    Business name, address, phone, hours, 3–8 photos, and the one thing you want a visitor to do.

  2. 2

    We build the page

    One custom page. Your words, your photos, your hours. We send you a preview before it goes live.

  3. 3

    It goes live

    Within 72 hours of a complete email, the site is up. You get the link. You can send it to anyone.

The clock starts when the email has everything we need — including the photos. If something is missing, we will write back and wait. That wait does not count against the 72 hours.

What to put in the email

Plain text is fine. Phone photos are fine. You do not need a designer or a brief.

  • Business name
  • Street address
  • Phone number
  • Hours
  • 3 to 8 photos of the shop, the work, or the crew
  • The one action you want: call, visit, or order

Straight talk

This is a good fit if

  • You have a real shop, truck, or storefront and people look you up on their phone.
  • You want one clear page more than a big website you will not keep up.
  • You can send photos and the facts above this week.

This is not

  • An online store with carts, accounts, or inventory.
  • A ten-page rebuild of a company site you already have.
  • A monthly marketing retainer. One page, one price, done.