Small Business Websites

Small Business Website Design That Stays Simple

Most small businesses need a site that says what you do, where you work and how to reach you, and that works on a phone. We help owners find the simplest site that does that job, even when the answer is a DIY builder and not us.

  • Advice on DIY versus hiring help
  • Small sites kept small
  • You can edit hours, prices and photos yourself
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Tell Us About Your Project

Where Small Business Websites Fall Short

The Phone Number Is Buried

Customers on a phone want to call, book or get directions. If that means scrolling past a banner and a welcome message, they may try the next result instead.

Pages Nobody Reads

A short site that answers real questions serves you better than a long one padded with filler. We start from what customers already ask you on the phone.

Accounts in Someone Else's Name

A past helper registered the domain and nobody remembers the login. We make sure your domain, hosting and site accounts sit in your name, so the site stays yours.

Three Ways to Get a Small Business Website

These are published estimates from agencies, not our prices. Your cost depends on your scope.

OptionPublished estimateGood fit whenWatch out for
DIY site builderA few hundred dollars a yearYou need a few simple pages and have time to set them upThe hours it takes you, and a look that can feel generic
Freelancer$500 to $5,000You want a simple site made for you and know someone you trustWhat happens if that person moves on
Small agency$3,000 to $15,000You need planning, integrations or ongoing helpPaying for more process than a small site needs

What a Small Business Site Usually Needs

  • Home, services, about and contact pages
  • Tap-to-call phone number and a map link
  • A contact or booking request form
  • Service area, address and hours in plain text
  • Layouts checked on real phones
  • Link to your Google Business Profile
  • Domain and hosting accounts in your name
  • A short handover so you can edit it yourself
Discuss Your Project

How We Keep It Simple

  1. Talk It Through

    Tell us what your business does. If a DIY builder would do the job, we will say so.

  2. Gather the Basics

    You send your logo, photos, services and hours. We work out what goes on each page.

  3. Build

    We build the site and share a private link so you can check it on your own phone.

  4. Hand Over

    We go live and show you how to change the things that change most.

Frequently Asked Questions