Websites for local service businesses, live in two weeks.
I'm an engineer and I build it myself. No template, no account manager, no chain of handoffs. You talk to the person doing the work.
This is probably costing you money right now
- A customer finds you on Google and opens your site on their phone. They can't find your phone number, so they call the next company on the list.
- Your contact form sends to an inbox nobody checks. Or it broke months ago and nobody noticed.
- There's no pricing and no service area on the site. The people who would have hired you never call to ask.
- The site looks old enough that a customer wonders if you're still in business.
For a service business, a website has one job: turn someone who found you into someone who contacts you. Most small business sites fail at that one job. The reasons are almost always small and fixable.
What you get
Customers can reach you in one tap.
Click-to-call and click-to-text on every page, and a contact form wired to an inbox you actually check.
You show up when someone searches your service near your city.
The page titles and descriptions Google reads, a sitemap, and your Google Business Profile connected.
People know what you charge before they call.
Your pricing and service area, right on the page.
It works on a phone, where almost everyone will see it.
Built for phones first, because that's where your customers will find you.
It's done and live, not a project that drags.
Up to 5 pages, 2 rounds of revisions, live on your domain.
What's not included
- Logo design
- Copywriting from scratch
- Ongoing content updates (that's what the maintenance plan below is for)
- E-commerce
Pricing
The build
$1,500
$500 deposit to start, $1,000 at launch. Roughly two weeks from kickoff to live.
Flat price. No hourly billing, no add-ons later.
Book a 15 minute callMaintenance
$99/month
Updates, fixes, hosting oversight. Optional. Cancel anytime.
Book a 15 minute callHow it works
- 1.15 minute call. You tell me about your business. I tell you if this is a fit.
- 2.Deposit and kickoff. You send $500 and whatever you have: photos, prices, your old site.
- 3.Build. I build the site, with one check-in partway through.
- 4.Launch. The site goes live on your domain. You pay the rest.
Who's building it
I'm Keshav. I build software for a living, and this site is mine. When you hire me, I'm the one on the call and the one writing the code. Here's the rest of my work.
One short call. If it's not a fit, you'll know in 15 minutes.
Book a 15 minute callNot ready for a call? Email me instead.