Websites · Local SEO · Google Business Profile
Your website, your Google listing, your hosting, your search rankings — half a dozen things that all need somebody watching them, and every one of them a separate login. I’m Max — I build them, I run them, and when something breaks you get me on the phone, not a ticket number.
Everything included
Almost every small business site falls into one of these three spots. Find yours — the fix is different for each.
"We just use our Facebook page."
It doesn't rank on Google, you don't own it, and it makes a $40,000 job look like a side hustle. Customers check you out before they ever call — and right now there's nothing to check.
See what it costs"I think our hours are still wrong on there."
Tiny text on phones. A contact form that goes nowhere. A guy who built it in 2014 and stopped answering. An outdated site costs you more trust than having no site at all.
See what a rebuild includes"It looks alright. Nobody ever finds it."
Looking good isn't the job. If you're not showing up when someone in your county searches for what you sell, the site is a business card nobody's holding.
See how I fix thatNo sales team, no account manager, no junior designer learning on your project. The person you talk to on the phone is the person writing your copy and building your pages.
That means I take on a handful of builds at a time instead of a stack of them. It also means when you text about a typo on a Tuesday, it's fixed on Tuesday.
See how it worksConcept designs for three common trades. Yours gets built around your brand and your photos — these show the structure and the quality bar.
Built for a phone in a truck. The quote form sits above the fold, the phone number never leaves the screen, and the service-area list does double duty as local SEO.
Three questions decide whether somebody eats with you tonight: what have you got, are you open, and where are you. Everything else is secondary.
People choosing a practice are deciding whether to trust you with something that matters. Credentials, faces, and a booking flow that does not feel like paperwork.
Concept designs, not past client work. Yours gets built from scratch around your brand.
You'll spend less than an hour on this from start to finish. I handle the rest.
Fill out the form. A fixed price comes back within one business day — not a range.
30 minutes on your services, your customers, and whatever photos you've got.
4–6 days. You get a private preview link before anything goes public.
Two full rounds. Send notes in plain English — no design vocabulary needed.
Domain connected, forms tested, submitted to Google. Day seven after kickoff.
Real numbers, right here. No quote-chasing. No contract, cancel any time, no fee.
Everything handled: the build, the hosting, the local SEO, and someone who answers.
≈ $3,400 your first year
For businesses that need more than a standard package.
A fixed price in writing
For a site that is broken, slow, or confusing — and not yours to fix.
The $150 comes off the price if you go ahead
Yes — your domain, your content, your brand, always. Leave and you get the files.
No contract. Cancel any time, no fee. You keep your domain and all your content.
Normal. I'll use good licensed stock photos that fit your trade until you have your own.
Seven days from the kickoff call. The usual holdup is waiting on your photos.
The technical groundwork is all done for you. Nobody honest guarantees a #1 spot.
Anything under 20 minutes — hours, prices, photos, staff. Unlimited, no per-change bill.
I know what each of these needs on a website, because it's the same conversation every time. Don't see yours? Still a yes — just ask.