Bay Area · websites for local business

A website your customers can actually find, read, and call from.

I build small, fast, good-looking websites for restaurants, salons and service businesses around the Bay Area. One flat price, no monthly lock-in, live in about a week.

See the three prices Talk to me first
  • $300 – $700One flat price, quoted up front
  • About a weekFrom first call to live site
  • $0 a monthTo keep it online, forever
Fixed price, quoted before I start The domain stays in your name Two rounds of changes included No builder subscription, ever

What you get

The boring parts, done properly.

Most small-business websites fail on the same four things. Those are the four I start with. See the whole list →

01

Fast on a phone

Nearly everyone finds you on a phone, often on bad signal outside your door. The site loads in under two seconds on 4G, or I keep working on it.

02

Findable on Google

Real page titles, your address and hours marked up so Google reads them, and your Google Business Profile pointed at the new site.

03

One tap to reach you

Call, directions, hours and the menu are never more than one tap away — not buried three scrolls down a page nobody reads.

04

Yours to keep

The domain stays in your name and the site is plain files — no builder subscription holding it hostage. If we part ways, it keeps running.

Pricing

Three prices. You pick one.

Quoted up front, half to start and half when it goes live. No hourly billing and no surprise invoice at the end.

Essential $300 One good page. For a business that mainly needs to be found and called. What's included Standard $500 Three to five pages, a gallery and a contact form. What most businesses pick. What's included Premium $700 The full thing, for a business that takes bookings or serves two languages. What's included

After launch there's an optional $39/month care plan — and nothing breaks if you skip it. See how that works →

How it works

Four steps, about a week.

  1. 01

    We talk for twenty minutes

    In person at your shop, or on the phone. I want to hear what customers ask you most, because that becomes the top of the page.

  2. 02

    You hand over what you have

    Menu, photos, hours, logo — whatever exists. Phone photos are fine, I clean them up. If something is missing I'll tell you what to shoot.

  3. 03

    You see it before anyone else

    I send a private link. You tell me what's wrong. Two rounds of changes are included, and in practice we rarely need the second.

  4. 04

    It goes live in your name

    Domain registered to you, hosting set up, Google pointed at it. I show you what I did, so nothing about it is a mystery.

Rather just talk it through?

Call or text and describe the place. Twenty minutes is usually enough for me to tell you which price you need — and whether you need me at all.