$297€270 + VAT a month, with no setup fee. We write it from your old site, reviews and photos, and look after it every month. Your domain stays yours.
Not ready for a call? Get a free review of your current site by email.
The shop paints airplanes and sews their interiors in a hangar at a small US airport. Its template site called it a maintenance business and showed none of that work. We wrote nine pages from the owner’s own words and photos, and they were on a review link the day after the first call. One page is for the car owners who kept finding the shop on their own.
Read how it went
The old site was slow on a phone and still showed promotion prices from years ago. Its Google reviews loaded where search engines never saw them. The new one opens in a few seconds on a phone and shows every review as text, refreshed every week. A driver can send a photo of a damaged wheel for a quote, right under the headline.
Read how it wentWe also built the site and web shop of Kakapo Press, an antiquarian bookseller. If you sell products, see your own web shop.
Agencies tend to quote $3,000 to $8,000 for a build like this and then charge for care on top. Here you pay nothing up front, and the price includes the care.
$297€270+ VAT a month
We measure the searches your customers use and where you show up for them, what a customer sees on a phone, and what your Google Business Profile is missing. You get it as a PDF by email within three business days, and it is yours even if you never hire us.
No phone call needed. What we measure
We are a software company, and we can build any website you can picture. We won’t sell you a fancy-looking one.
Your goal is to get customers, and ours is to get you customers. Most of them find you on a phone and decide in a few seconds whether to call, so this is what the top of every site we build shows them.
Type your business name and pick your trade.
Plumbing repairs and new installs
in your town and the towns around it
What customers say
Your Google reviews, as text on the pageThey do it on their phone, and if the site is slow or hard to use, they call the next name on the list. Check your own site against this list, or see everything that makes up a business online on one map.
Agencies sell these one at a time: the site, the care plan, the Google profile, the search work and the report. You pay one monthly price, and we do all of it.
On the first call we ask which jobs you want more of, and everything here is aimed at those jobs.
We take your current site and your Google listing apart and measure them: the searches you are missing, what is broken, and what we keep. You get it as a PDF, yours even if you never hire us.
You do no homework. One call with you, and we write every page, up to 8 of them, each for a kind of job you want more of.
Someone who finds you on their phone can call you with one tap, or pick a free time without calling to ask.
The right categories, services, hours and service area, with your own photos, so you show up on Google Maps.
Every address of the old site points at its new page, so links from Google and from your customers still land somewhere.
You can see which search or ad brought in each call and each form.
We keep the site fast, patched and backed up, and we hear about it before you do if it goes down.
A new price, a holiday closing or a new photo is one message to us.
New photos from your jobs and a post every month, your hours kept right, and a reply drafted for every review within 2 working days. You approve replies to bad reviews before they go out.
We check where you show up for each one every month, and when a search is worth more than its page gets, we add to the page or write a new one.
We check Google, Bing, Apple Maps, Facebook and the local directories and fix the listings that disagree, so nobody calls an old number.
Each month we ask Google’s AI answers, ChatGPT and Perplexity the questions your customers ask, the same way every time, and tell you whether you are named and who is named instead.
One page: where you show up on Google, the calls and forms the site brought in, your profile’s numbers, what we did and what we suggest next.
These are the prices US agencies and tools publish for each piece on its own. At the low end of each range, the monthly pieces come to about $800 a month, before anyone builds you a website.
With us it is $297€270 + VAT a month for all of it, with no setup fee.
If you are comparing quotes, our guide to what a small business website costs lists builder, freelancer and agency prices with their sources.
What your Google profile shows, and what a good one has, is in our Google Business Profile guide.
All of it is in the $297€270 a month.
Two examples from shops we built sites for. Pick one, then tap any page to read it.
A powder coating shop in Maryland coats wheels, calipers, railings and production runs in Hunt Valley, Maryland. Its old site was on Wix.
People around Baltimore search for this work 2,010 times a month. The old Wix site was on the first page for 120 of them: its own name and “powder coating baltimore”. The Teardown showed which searches, who was on top instead, and the page we built for each one.
On the first of the month: where you show up on Google for each search, the calls and forms the site brought in, your Google profile’s numbers, what we did and how long it took, and what we suggest next. The same report for this shop. The searches, the positions before launch and the profile’s 80 reviews are its own; the months after launch show what you would see.
The new first screen shows a part from the shop’s booth, lists the finishes it comes in and puts the price button and the Google rating where a customer sees them first.
The aircraft paint shop above, with its name, domain, phone and town taken out.
The shop’s old site showed up for none of the 35 searches people around Los Angeles make for its work, 7,980 a month. The Teardown showed which searches, who was on top instead, and the page we would build for each one.
On the first of the month: where you show up on Google for each search, the calls and forms the site brought in, your Google profile’s numbers, what we did and how long it took, and what we suggest next. In this sample the searches and the positions before launch are the shop’s own; the months after launch show what you would see.
The old home page was a builder template: a stock photo, a cookie banner over the first screen, and no word about paint or interiors. The new one says what the shop does, shows its own airplane and puts the call button on the first screen.
You get a review link 7 days after the kickoff call. The 7 days start once we have access to your domain and your Google profile. If your review link is late and the delay is ours, you don’t pay for the first month.
If you need longer to send us something, the date moves by those days. We guarantee the date and the work. Calls and sales depend on more than a website, so we don’t promise a number.
A site gets you the call once someone finds it. When you want more people to find it, the plan adds the work that sends them there and makes sure no call or customer slips away, and we do it every month. We tell you the price on the call, once you have seen what your site does.
You talk for ten minutes a week about one problem you solve. We write it up as a post and an episode, and you approve it before it goes out.
Each ad sends people to the page for that problem. You pay the ad budget straight to Google and Meta.
Two to four words that only you use, said in your video and your ads, with a domain to match where one is free.
Your customer gets a text or an email with one link to your Google review page, and one reminder a few days later if they haven’t left one.
A map of your service area with your place on Google Maps at each point, so you see where you are on top and where a rival is. In your report every month.
Each month we look at their reviews, their Google profile, their pages and their ads, and tell you what changed and what to do about it.
When you can’t pick up, the caller gets a text straight away saying you’ll call back, with a link to book a time. They don’t move on to the next name on Google.
You do. If you already have one, it stays in your name and we point it at the new site. If you need one, we register it in your name, never ours.
After the first 3 months the plan runs month to month, so you can stop at the end of any month. Your domain stays yours, and your words and photos go with you. What happens to the built site itself is written into the agreement before we start.
You get a review link 7 days after the kickoff call. The clock starts once we have access to your domain and your Google profile. The site goes live the day you approve it.
No. We take the words from your old site, your Google reviews and one call with you, and the photos from your profile and your phone. You read the pages and tell us what to change.
Send us a message with the change, such as a new price or new opening hours, and we make it within a working day. That is part of the monthly price. If you would rather edit some pages yourself, tell us on the call.
We read it first, keep what works and move your old page addresses to the new pages, so links from Google and from your customers still land somewhere.
If you already book through a tool, we put it on the site. If you don’t, we set up booking with your services and the time each job takes, inside your opening hours.
Thirty minutes with us. You tell us about your business and the work you want more of; we tell you what the site would say and when you would see it. If it isn’t a fit, we say so on the call.
