A small business site that does not look small.
You are not competing with other small businesses any more. You are competing with whoever your customer looked at immediately before you — and they are increasingly judging in about ten seconds, on a phone. This is the service that closes that gap, for a published $299.
Who this is for
Five businesses this is built around.
Different industries, the same underlying problem: the business is better than the impression the website gives of it.
Trades, contractors and home services
Where the entire job of the site is to make one action obvious on a phone: call, or send an enquiry. Everything else is decoration.
Clinics, studios and appointment businesses
Where the visitor needs to know what you treat, what it costs, and how soon they can be seen — before they will book anything.
Professional firms and consultancies
Where credibility is the product, and a dated site quietly undercuts every claim on it.
Restaurants, cafés and hospitality
Where a menu that will not open on a phone at a dinner table is costing covers every single night.
New businesses launching
Where there is nothing to redesign, the brand does not exist yet, and the whole thing needs to appear in ten days.
What $299 includes
Everything, in the one price.
- A custom design drawn for your business — not a marketplace theme with your logo dropped in.
- Copy written for you, so nothing ships full of placeholder text you were quietly expected to replace.
- Mobile-first build, tested on real phones, because that is where most of your visitors are.
- A working contact form wired to your inbox, with spam protection that does not annoy real customers.
- On-page SEO — titles, descriptions, headings, alt text, schema markup, sitemap and robots file.
- Speed and accessibility passes — compressed images, keyboard navigation, readable contrast.
- Launch support — we publish it, or hand every file to whoever maintains it.
- Two rounds of changes, then every source file transfers to you on final payment.
What it does not include: hosting and domain, which stay in your name at $50–$200 a year; original photography; and anything genuinely bigger — a booking engine, a custom application — which we quote before you pay.
Against the alternatives
What $299 is competing with.
| What matters | Markora | US agency | Freelancer | DIY builder |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | ✓ $299 fixed | $3,000–$10,000+ | $1,000–$5,000 | $16–$50/mo forever |
| Time from you | ✓ Under 30 min | Weekly calls | Ongoing chasing | Weeks of yours |
| Copy written | ✓ Included | Often extra | Rarely | ✕ You write it |
| Custom design | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Usually | ✕ Template |
| Live in | ✓ 7 days | 4–8 weeks | Variable | When you finish it |
| You own it | ✓ Every file | ✓ On payment | Usually | ✕ Rented |
| Money-back | ✓ 100% | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
Proof
Small businesses, published in full.
Every case study names the client and lists exactly what we produced.
Bristol Auto Repair
An independent garage. One job: make the phone number findable in three seconds on a phone.
MORRA Coffee & Beans
A café and retail coffee brand — identity, menu, packaging and social, built as one system.
SD Yacht Experience
A San Diego charter business needing enquiries to arrive without a phone call first.
FAQ
Small business websites, answered.
How much should a small business pay for a website?
How many pages do I actually need?
I do not have a logo. Is that a problem?
Do I need to write anything?
What will it cost me to run each year?
Will I show up on Google?
I already have a site from a builder. Should I move?
Ten days from now, it could already be live.
Send your current site or a couple of sentences about the business. You will get a fixed price and a fixed launch date back — and an honest answer if what you actually need is cheaper than what you were about to buy.
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