Your own checkout
Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Card fees only, no platform commission.
From $2,400
Sell online without handing a platform a cut of every order forever.
Marketplace and delivery platforms take 15 to 30 percent of every transaction, permanently. A store you own costs a payment processor fee of under three percent. On a hundred thousand dollars of annual online revenue, that difference is a salary.
Real inventory
Variants, sizes, colors, stock levels and low-stock alerts.
Booking and calendars
Appointments, classes, tables or equipment, with deposits and reminders.
Local delivery and pickup
Zones, fees and time windows set by you, by city.
Abandoned cart recovery
Automatic emails on carts left behind. This typically recovers a tenth of them.
Financing built in
Affirm, Katapult and Acima widgets for the categories where financing closes the sale.
By industry
What this looks like for your kind of business.
Restaurants & Food Trucks
Your menu should load before the light turns green.
Insurance Agencies
Quote requests at 11pm, while the corporate site sends them to a…
Furniture & Mattress Stores
The sale starts on the couch at home, not in the showroom.
HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical
It is 104 degrees and the AC just died. Whoever answers gets $8,000.
Auto Repair, Body & Tire Shops
"Mechanic near me" is searched from the side of the road.
Dental & Medical Clinics
New patients choose on insurance, distance and whether you look…
Law Firms & Immigration Attorneys
In immigration and family law, the Spanish page is the whole practice.
Real Estate Agents & Brokerages
Zillow owns the listings. You own the neighborhood.
Salons, Barbershops & Med Spas
If they cannot book at midnight, they book somewhere else.
Why you can trust us
Six promises, in writing, before you pay anything.
We are a small studio and we are new in this town. We do not have a hundred reviews yet, so instead of asking for faith we give you terms you can check and that protect you, not us.
You pay nothing until you see it
We design your homepage first and show it to you live. If you do not like the direction, you walk away and owe nothing. No deposit to start.
You own everything, day one
Domain, hosting, code, logins, analytics. All of it goes in your name, in your accounts. We are not a platform you get locked into, and there is no ransom if you leave.
Fixed price, written before we start
The number we quote is the number you pay. If we underestimated, that is our problem, not your invoice. No hourly billing, no surprise change orders.
A deadline in writing
Every project gets a delivery date in the agreement. Miss it and we take 10% off for every week late. We have never had to pay it, and we would rather keep it that way.
Built to load in under a second
Half of mobile visitors leave a page that takes over three seconds. We build static, we measure with Google PageSpeed, and we show you the score before launch.
English and Español, done properly
Not a Google Translate widget. Real bilingual copy written by a native Spanish speaker, with the right hreflang tags so Google ranks both versions.
FAQ
The questions people actually ask.
How much does a website cost for a small business?
Ours start at $350 for a single-page site and $650 for a five-page site. A twelve-page site with local SEO and city pages is $1,200. Most agencies in the Dallas-Fort Worth area quote $5,000 to $15,000 for the same work, and many of them will not tell you a number until you sit through a sales call. Our prices are on the pricing page because you should be able to plan without booking a meeting.
Is $1,500 a good price for a website?
It depends entirely on what is in it. For a custom-built site with real local SEO, city pages and a booking system, $1,500 is a fair price and below the market. For a five-page template with stock photos, it is too much. Ask any quote three questions: how many pages, do I own the code, and what happens if I stop paying you. The answers tell you what you are actually buying.
Why is a website builder like Wix or Squarespace so expensive over time?
The monthly fee never stops and it goes up. At $23 to $49 a month, five years costs $1,400 to $2,900, and at the end you own nothing and cannot take the site with you. A site we build is a one-time cost, hosted for about $5 a month or free, and the files are yours. The builders are genuinely good if you want to do it yourself today. They are expensive if you plan to still be in business in five years.
How long does it take to build a website?
A Launch Page is five to seven days. A Starter Site is ten to fourteen days. A Business Site is three to four weeks. The part that takes longest is almost never the code, it is waiting on photos and text from you. If you have your content ready, we move fast.
Do I own my website?
Yes, completely, and this is not standard in this industry. Domain, code, hosting account, analytics and every login is created in your name and handed to you at launch. If you fire us tomorrow, you keep the site and it keeps working. We have seen too many businesses discover their site was rented.
Do I have to pay a monthly fee?
No. The $49 Care Plan is optional and cancellable. If you skip it, you handle your own hosting, which runs about $5 a month or free on several services we will point you to, and you edit your own content, which we train you to do on the handover call.
What do you need from me to start?
Your logo if you have one, photos of your work or your place, a rough list of services, and fifteen minutes on the phone. If you do not have photos or written text, we will draft the text for you and tell you exactly which photos to take with your phone.
Free quote
Tell us what you need.
A one-minute form. You get questions and a fixed price back, not a sales call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Reply within 4 business hours · No deposit to start · Fixed price in writing