Most local businesses
Site + leads
$1,000
A fast public site that turns a search or referral into a call or clean request.
- Calls, hours, services, proof
- Simple lead request
- Zero owner upkeep
Built in Kīhei, for Maui
I build fast, mobile-first websites for local trades, shops, and solo pros—without dashboards, plugin piles, or homework for the owner.
Concept work
These are original concept sites—not paid client claims. Each one is designed around how that kind of business actually wins trust and gets contacted.
The straightforward offer
You see the direction before you pay. If it fits, $500 starts the real build. I swap in your approved words and photos, put it on your domain, test it with you on your phone, and collect the other $500 after you approve it live.
Start with a requestThe site starts with the thing your customers cannot do—or cannot understand—right now.
I show the actual page on a phone. You are not buying a vague promise or a generic template.
One revision, your domain, working calls and requests, and a two-minute handoff. You do not maintain a dashboard.
The right amount of website
The technology follows the job. A plumber does not need a web app. A surf school taking payments might. An operation with accounts and inventory definitely does.
Most local businesses
$1,000
A fast public site that turns a search or referral into a call or clean request.
When money or time moves
$1,500–2,500
A separate build when customers need to pay or reserve real availability online.
When it becomes software
Quoted
Accounts, dashboards, inventory, or operational tools get a real application plan.
What stays true
Fast means useful. The important information appears immediately on a phone, even on a weak connection.
Specific beats fancy. Years in business, a license, a review theme, real photos, and one clear next step beat stock copy.
You keep doing the work. The website should bring a call, request, payment, or appointment—not another login to remember.
Kīhei business owners
Send the business name and the one thing customers struggle to do online. I’ll tell you plainly whether a website is the right fix.