Your business website is already built.
Type your business name and it appears — your reviews, your prices, your photos. The next person who looks you up sees that instead of a map pin, on your own domain in under 72 hours.
Name and town is enough. If it's easier, paste your Instagram, Facebook or the site you already have.
- The words are already written
- No card needed to look
Rather not type anything? Leave your details and I'll come back with the site finished.
What changes for the person looking you up
Someone hears your name and reaches for their phone. What happens in the next thirty seconds is the whole difference.
Today
They get a map pin, a phone number and four photos a stranger took two years ago. No prices. No sight of your work. Nothing to book with.
They ring at nine in the evening and get voicemail. So they go back to the search results, and the next name down has a website with a booking button.
You never find out that call happened.
With the website
They see your work, your services and what each one costs, on a page that opens in under a second. Before they've rung anyone, they've decided it's you.
They book at eleven at night. It lands on your WhatsApp while you sleep, and it's still there when you open the shop.
And the ones who already like you finally have something to send. A link travels through a group chat; a map pin doesn't. The reviews you've earned are on the page, where the next person reads them before deciding.
Two weeks costs $29.99. One job won pays for it.
One booking a week that you lose after closing pays for it four times over. Do the sum with your own average job.
Our work
A site for each trade, built the same way yours would be.
Restaurant or café
The page, scrolling
The real page, going down on its own. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Prices in plain sightMost of your competitors make people ring to ask.
Seven days free. Then $29.99.
Everything included, no setup fee and no contract. The card is taken up front through Stripe and nothing is charged for the first seven days.
First seven days
$0
The site live, on your own domain, taking bookings.
The card is held by Stripe and not charged this week. Say nothing by the end of it and I take the site down, with nothing charged.
From day eight
$29.99 / 2 weeks
Cancel by message, no exit fee.
- Your menu or service list with the prices in plain sight
- An "Open now" line that answers the question before anyone rings
- Bookings and enquiries landing on your WhatsApp at any hour
- Your photos laid out like a magazine page, not a wall of thumbnails
- Written for you — there is nothing for you to fill in
- Opens in under a second on a phone, on a bad signal
- Domain in your name, hosting, upkeep, and changes the same day
Miss the 72 hours and the first two weeks are free. You keep the site either way.
The card is given on Stripe's own page and is not charged for seven days. Cancel before day eight and you pay nothing. In doubt, get in touch before you start.
Secure payment through Stripe. Nothing is charged before day eight. If anything here is unclear, talk to me first.
An agency charges between $1,200 and $3,000 for the same work, bills the upkeep separately and takes a month. Here a fortnight costs what a haircut costs. If one day you want the site in your own name, it's $390 and everything transfers to you.
From first click to live: 72 hours
Agencies ask you for copy, photos and three meetings, which is why they take a month. I start with the site already built from your Google listing. What's left is only what nobody has but you.
Now
You see the site
Built from your Google listing: name, address, opening hours, reviews. It appeared without you giving me anything.
Today
I take it from there
I put in your services, your prices and your photos. You don't hunt for anything and you don't write anything: if something's wrong, you reply to a message.
Within 72 hours
It's live
You get the link on your own domain, and bookings start landing on your WhatsApp. Only then do you decide whether to keep it.
Or I'll handle the lot
Three fields and I'll do the rest — everything else comes off your Google listing. The link lands in under 72 hours, and if it doesn't, your first fortnight is free.
What people usually ask
Do I own the site?
The domain is in your name from day one. The site itself is mine while we work together, and that's what lets me charge $30 instead of $1,200. If you want to buy it, it's $390 and everything transfers to you.
When does it start charging?
The first seven days are free. The card is taken up front through Stripe but is not charged during that week. The first payment is taken on day eight, and then every fourteen days on the same card, until you tell me to stop.
What happens if I cancel?
There's no minimum term and no notice to give — you cancel and it stops. The fortnight already running isn't refunded, and the site stays up until it ends. After that it comes down and nothing else is charged.
Who pays for the domain?
I do, up to $11 a year, and I buy it the day we start. If the one you want costs more than that, I check with you before spending it. Stay past the first year and the second year is on me as well. It's registered in your name throughout, so if you leave you keep it and take over the renewal.
Who is this sold to?
Businesses only — sole traders, partnerships and companies, buying for their trade. It isn't sold to consumers, and the terms are written around that.
What if I don't like it?
You have seven days with the site live and nothing charged. If it's not right for you, say so before day eight, I take it down, and I don't write to you again.
Do I have to write the copy?
No. It's already written when you first see it. If you want a sentence changed, send a message and I change it.
I already have a website.
Open yours on your phone and open this one next to it. If yours wins, I'll be the one to say so and I won't push.
Is 72 hours really true?
The base site already exists when we speak. What's left is your photos and whatever you ask for. Miss the deadline and the first two weeks are free.
I know nothing about websites.
You don't need to. You install nothing and you're left with no passwords to keep. Say what you want changed in a message and it's changed.
Who you're dealing with
One person, not an agency. You get my number, and it's me who picks up.
I build the site, I put it live and I make the changes you ask for. There's no account manager in between and no ticket to open — you send a message and I'm the one reading it.
It's also why this is $30 a fortnight and not $1,200. The base site already exists when we speak, so what you pay for is your photos, your words and my time — not a room of people meeting about your homepage.
The same person, start to finish
Nobody hands you over. Whoever shows you the site is who builds it and who changes a sentence in it six months later.
Nothing holding you in
The domain is in your name from day one, there's no minimum term, and cancelling is telling me to stop.
I'd rather say no
If the site you have already does the job, or your business doesn't need one, I'll say so and I won't write to you again.
Seven days free, then you decide
It goes live on your own domain in under 72 hours. You only pay from day eight, and you can stop whenever you like.
The card is taken up front and not charged for seven days. Cancel any time — you keep the fortnight you've already started, and there's nothing else to pay.