You run the business. I’ll build a website that makes it easier for people to understand what you do and take the next step.
AI helps with the work. You get a real person to talk to.
For local businesses that need a clean, useful place to send customers. Restaurants, independent shops, and service businesses.
One page, built around your business. No monthly design subscription. See a working version before you decide to pay.
Tell me what you need ↗Domain registration and third-party services are separate. New checkout systems, accounts, complex integrations, and ongoing updates need a separate quote. We confirm the scope and technical fit before you commit.
Ocean Pines, Maryland. A dedicated website presenting Larry’s masonry work, project photographs and a straightforward way to send a project request.
Published at larrycoxmasonry.com. Business details are awaiting Larry’s review. Customer feedback will be added after Larry supplies and approves it.
Robinson’s Family of Businesses · Salisbury, Maryland
Service information introduces a clickable clock, live metal prices, numerous video embeds and supplier catalogs.
The homepage asks visitors to click a clock hour for information. Several very different customer needs share a long page of videos and catalogs.
Visit the current website ↗A brass-and-clockwork steampunk direction: an original clock illustration, four expandable service routes, and a straightforward showroom visit.
Try the proposed website ↗Representative page previews, not screenshots. Independent, unofficial and uncommissioned; Robinson’s is not a client or endorser. Original illustration, no borrowed business photography. No purchases or inquiries are processed in the concept. Checked November 4, 2026.
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We look at what customers need, what already works, and what your current systems allow. A new coat of paint is only useful if you want it.
You review a working version. We agree on the copy, images, links, price, and one clear list of revisions.
After approval and access, we connect the site using a supported setup. You keep the source files. Existing email and ordering need to stay intact.
I’m building a small, practical service for businesses that want a better website without a big-agency budget.
I use AI to help with research, design, and production. The job still needs judgment: accurate information, working links, clear communication, and a sensible scope.
No invented success stories. No guaranteed Google rankings. Just a clear agreement about the work.
Usually, if you control the domain and your current provider supports the change. We check first. Moving a restaurant’s homepage without preserving its ordering system can break orders. Provider coordination or complex migrations may need a separate scope.
Yes. A simple static website can use a free hosting tier. Your own domain still has an annual registration fee, and booking, ordering, email, or other services may have their own charges. We confirm a suitable hosting setup before launch.
A simple site can target 2–3 business days after the content, images, scope, and required access are approved. Provider delays or extra features may change that timeline. We agree on a delivery date for your project.
You receive the files. Code defects are covered for 14 days after delivery. Later content changes and new features are quoted separately. There is no unlimited-maintenance promise hidden in the $499 price.
The basic offer links to an existing supported service. A new payment or ordering backend is not part of this package. Keeping a working provider is often the simplest and least expensive option.
A short description is enough to start. Think about what customers struggle to find or do.