Business Websites
Fast, mobile-friendly sites that tell people what you do, why they should trust you, and how to contact you without hunting through six menus.
Useful Websites. Useful Tools. No Decorative Bullshit.
If all you need is five pages and a phone number, I can build that. If you need customers to submit requests, employees to manage work, invoices to generate, emails to fire automatically, or a whole ugly process cleaned up, I can build that too.
Customer Portals
Secure areas where customers can submit requests, upload files, check status, approve work, make payments, or stop calling the office for information the system already knows.
Internal Tools
Dashboards, job trackers, ticket systems, inventory tools, reporting, approvals, and whatever else your team currently handles with spreadsheets, sticky notes, and memory.
Automation
Forms that route themselves. Emails that send themselves. Reminders that happen before somebody forgets. Repeated work turned into software instead of another office task.
Hosting & Support
I keep the site running, watch it, back it up, maintain it, and fix it when the internet inevitably does internet things.
Oddball Problems
Legacy software, weird integrations, business-specific workflows, and problems that do not fit neatly into a website-builder checkbox are usually the interesting ones.
HONEST PRICING
What It Costs
A standard business website starts at $750 to build and $75/month for managed hosting and maintenance.
For service businesses that need the operational side too, the reusable operations system starts at $250 setup plus $15/month per field technician. Office and admin users are included. Additional modules, integrations, and custom workflows are quoted separately as the system grows.
Build work under $1,000 starts with a $200 deposit. Larger projects start with 20%. The remaining project balance is staged through functional review and launch.
I do not hide the price behind a twenty-page strategy deck. We talk through the job, define what is included, and put a real number on it.
$750Website build
$75/moManaged hosting
$250Operations setup
+$15/moPer field technician
A Project Should Not Be Mysterious
- You explain the problem. Plain English is fine.
- I map what needs to happen. Including the weird exceptions.
- I build and test it. Against real use, not a perfect demo.
- You review it. We fix what needs fixing.
- It launches. Then I stay available instead of disappearing.
Got a Process That Makes Everybody Swear?
That is usually a good place to start.
Show Me the Problem