Small business
A website for the business. Then stop.
A website for a business has one job: a stranger can tell what you do and reach you. Hours, phone, photos of the real work, a form that arrives. That is the whole product for most shops. A blog, a chatbot, and a pop-up are not the product.
What belongs on the first screen
- The name and one sentence about the work
- A tap-to-call number
- Hours if you have them
- A photo that could actually be you — not stock skyline
- A form or a booking link you already answer
If your current page fails those, you do not have a branding problem. You have a “this is not a website yet” problem. The free check scores the boring basics. Why sites fail is the longer list.
| Business | Usually buy |
|---|---|
| Facebook-only, need a URL this weekend | $49 hosted (hosting included if you want it) |
| 200 products and checkout | Not this price — a store, quoted separately |
| You enjoy the Wix editor | Keep it. Do not hire us to babysit a tool you like |
What “for my business” does not mean
It does not mean a 40-page brand film. It does not mean we become your ads team. Basic SEO on the site is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph so a share is not a blank square. We do not promise #1 on Google. Anyone who bundles “logo + 10 pages + ranking” for $150 is selling a hope. Read what the numbers usually buy.
Hire path if you already decided you are not DIY: /hire/. Samples by trade — labeled, fictional, not fake clients: /examples/. Live work from this shop: /work/.
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The $49 hosted plan: $49 down, then $49/month.