Websites That Win More Customers

All kinds of small businesses, from pool builders and law firms to caterers, voice artists, and personal brands. Whatever the industry, the approach is the same: understand what your customers are looking for when they land on your site, and build around the specific journey that turns a visitor into a lead.

A generic agency builds a site and hands it off. Everything here is designed with your sales process in mind: how a customer finds you, how they compare you to competitors, and what makes them pick up the phone or fill out a form. The site isn’t just a brochure. It’s a client acquisition system.

Every element, from the layout and copy to the calls to action, forms, and galleries, is designed so visitors don’t just browse and leave. They take action, whether that’s filling out a form, calling you, or clicking through to your work. A beautiful site that doesn’t generate leads isn’t doing its job.

Website builders are made for everyone, which means they’re optimized for no one. I build every site from scratch with custom code, which means:

• Faster loading. No heavy builder code slowing your pages down.
• More secure. No builder logins, plugins, or shared templates for hackers to target.
• ADA compliant. Built to accessibility standards so everyone can use your site.
• Total design freedom. No template limits on how your site looks or works.

Usually 2–5 weeks. A lot depends on how quickly you send content and feedback, since the longer either takes, the longer the build takes. Larger projects can run 6–12 weeks. You’ll get a clear timeline in your proposal, so you’re never guessing.

Brand assets like your logo, a clear idea of your goals, the content you want on the site, and a quick discovery call so I can get to know you and your business.

Yes. You purchase your domain (like yourbusiness.com) from a provider such as Porkbun (opens in a new tab) or GoDaddy, so it’s always in your name. When it’s time to launch, you share the login with me and I set everything up.

Absolutely. When your new site is ready, I connect your existing domain to it, so your web address stays the same.

On the Monthly plan, hosting is included. On Lump Sum, you own every file and can host it wherever you like, or I can host it for you for +$25/mo.

Yes. I don’t move it inside the builder. I rebuild it from scratch with custom code, then point your domain to the new site. Once it’s live, you can cancel your old website builder plan.

Absolutely. Every site is built mobile-first, meaning it’s designed for phones before anything else and then scaled up for desktop. Most people find local businesses on their phones, and your site will be ready for them.

Yes. Payment links, booking tools, forms, and other third-party integrations can be added to any plan for a one-time fee. You don’t need Enterprise for that.

Yes, that’s what Enterprise is for. It covers custom client portals and dashboards, advanced booking and payment systems, automated workflows and lead management, custom backend development, and complex API and software integrations. Each project is scoped and quoted individually.

Yes. Every site I build follows accessibility standards, so people using screen readers, keyboards, or other assistive tools can use it too.

Yes. Plans include up to 5 pages, and each additional page is $100.

Monthly clients get ongoing monitoring, unlimited edits, lifetime updates, and 24/7 support. I’m keeping an eye on your site and available anytime you have questions. Lump Sum clients get 30 days of post-launch support, where I’m available to help with anything that comes up, plus every file you need so you always have full access to your site.

Yes. Unlimited edits are included on the Monthly plan. On Lump Sum, you can add unlimited edits for $50/mo after your 30-day post-launch support period.

On Lump Sum, you own it outright from day one, with every file and your own GitHub account. On Monthly, the site is leased while you’re subscribed, and it becomes yours if you buy out the remaining balance. Your domain is always in your name either way.