Services — Business Website
A business website that brings customers in
Your business has outgrown the one-page site or the social profile it started on. A business website gives every service its own page, puts your proof where customers look for it, and turns a local search into a booked job — without a template's baggage slowing it down.
What you get
Everything included, nothing vague
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A page for every service
Each thing you do gets its own page, written to answer the question a customer actually types — so you turn up for the work you want, not just for your business name.
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Proof that earns trust
Reviews, past work, credentials and photos, arranged so a first-time visitor believes you before they reach the contact form.
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An easy way to get in touch
A simple, spam-protected enquiry form — plus online booking if you take appointments — that lands straight in your inbox, with no logins or friction for the customer.
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Built to be found locally
Every page carries the titles, descriptions and structured data that help you rank in your city and get picked up by Google and AI assistants.
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Fast on a phone
Hand-coded to a strict speed budget, because most of your customers arrive on mobile and leave if the page stalls before it loads.
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Yours to keep
You own 100% of the code and design on final payment, with an optional simple way to edit text yourself. No lock-in, no monthly ransom.
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A fixed price, in writing
One written quote with a set scope, price and timeline before work starts — from $3,200, live in 5 business days from approved content.
Who it's for
For the business that's ready to be found
A studio, a clinic, a trade, a notary, an organizer, a local service with real customers and word-of-mouth to match — but a website that undersells all of it. This is the site that catches the searches your reputation already earns and turns them into work. If you run a salon or PMU studio, a service business, or you sell products, we have pages written for exactly those: salon & PMU studios, service businesses and online stores.
Because the site is hand-coded rather than assembled from a builder, it stays fast and it stays yours. When you grow — more pages, another location, a store, a second language — the same foundation extends instead of forcing a rebuild. And a care plan can keep it maintained after launch if you'd rather not think about it.
Process & timeline
Four steps, all in writing
Typical timeline for a business website: live in 5 business days from approved content.
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Brief — 5 minutes.
Your business, your services and who you want to reach. Written, structured, no meetings.
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Proposal — within 24 hours.
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline, plus a page-by-page plan for the site. In writing.
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Design & build.
Preview links every 2–3 days. You comment in writing, we refine — copy, layout and structure settled asynchronously.
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Launch & handover.
Live on your domain, the code and files are yours, plus 30 days of post-launch fixes.
Stack & approach
Built on Astro, zero JavaScript by default
Your site is built as hand-coded pages, not stamped out of a page-builder or a bought theme. That's why it loads fast, reads cleanly to Google and AI assistants, and carries nothing bolted on that can slow it down or break later. The whole thing is static and served from a global edge, so a busy day or a feature in the local press is a non-event, not an outage.
Forms reach your inbox, analytics arrive in GA4 if you want them, and after launch there's nothing to patch or renew on your own. When you're ready for more, an optional care plan keeps the site fast, backed up and up to date.
From the portfolio
a five-audience service site built to reach five distinct buyers
A brand-new home-organizing business, launched with a homepage and five service pages — indexed and pulling in enquiries from its first week.
Read the Lifelystyle Home Organizing case study
FAQ
Asked before every brief
What does a business website include at $3,200?
A homepage plus a dedicated page for each service you offer, the proof sections that build trust — reviews, past work, credentials — and a spam-protected enquiry form (plus online booking if you take appointments). Every page is hand-coded with the titles, descriptions and structured data local search needs. It's one fixed written quote before work starts, from $3,200, live in 5 business days from approved content.
How is this different from your Custom Web Design service?
A Business Website is a focused, fixed package for an established small business: a proven multi-page structure from $3,200, live in 5 business days. Custom Web Design and Development starts at $5,000 and is a ground-up bespoke design system for brands that need something singular. The hand-coding underneath is the same; the scope, price and timeline differ.
Will my site show up in local Google searches?
Every page ships with the titles, meta descriptions, structured data and clean, fast URLs that let it rank in your city and be cited by AI assistants — that technical foundation is built in. Actual rankings also depend on your content and local competition, which no honest studio can promise, so we build the groundwork rather than sell a guaranteed position.
Can you write the content, or do I provide it?
Either works. If you supply the words, we design around them; if you'd rather we write them, that's scoped into the fixed quote up front. Because the build waits on finished copy, the timeline is measured from approved content — so the sooner the words are settled, the sooner it goes live.
Do I own the website, and can I edit it myself?
You own 100% of the code and design files on final payment — no lock-in and no monthly ransom. We can add an optional lightweight way to edit your own text and images, or handle content changes for you. Either way, no developer is ever locked out of your own site.
What happens after the site launches?
Thirty days of post-launch fixes are included. After that, an optional care plan keeps the site hosted, backed up, monitored and updated from $95 a month — the full breakdown is on the website care plans page. You're never obliged to take one; you own the site regardless.