I build the ones that don't. Fast, clean, works right on a phone, and set up so the person who just found you on Google actually picks up and dials.
Six seconds to load on a phone. Half the people who clicked are already gone and back on Google looking at the next guy.
People decide in about three seconds whether you're worth calling. A dated site makes a solid business look like it's barely hanging on.
Somebody wants to give you money and they have to hunt for a phone number. Every extra click is a customer you lost.
Hours are wrong, the contact form quietly stopped working in March, and there's no way for you to know.
You tell me what your business does and what your current site isn't doing. I ask a few questions. That's it, no pitch deck.
One flat number, written down, before I start. No hourly billing and no surprise invoice halfway through because something took longer than I said it would.
You get a private preview link. You look at it on your own phone, tell me what you want changed, and I change it. Nothing goes public until you say go.
Then you either run it yourself or I keep it running for you. Your call, and you can change your mind later either way.
Not a project manager. Not a ticket number. Not somebody three timezones away juggling forty accounts. You call, I pick up, and I already know what your site does.
You get a flat number in writing before I touch anything. If I underestimated the job, that's my problem to eat, not yours to pay for.
Canandaigua. If you'd rather sit down and go through it in person instead of trading emails for a week, say the word.
I use modern tools to knock out the parts that should take hours instead of weeks. That saved time goes into the part that actually matters, which is making sure the thing brings you work.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. Tell me what your business does and what you want the site to bring in, and I'll tell you exactly what I'd build and what it costs. No obligation, and I'm not going to hound you afterward.
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