Email or text any change
No ticket system, no portal login, no "please submit a request." Just email or text me. Done within 2 business days.
How It Works
From "I should really do this"
to live — in about a week.
You'll spend roughly 45 minutes total on this. I do the rest. Here's exactly what happens, in order, with no surprises in the middle.
The five steps
1
Free quote 24 hours
Fill out the form. I'll look at your business, your competitors, and what you've got now, then send back a fixed price and a recommended plan. No sales call required unless you want one.
Your time: 2 minutes
2
Kickoff call 30 minutes
I ask about your services, your best customers, what people always ask you on the phone, and what makes you different. You send over your logo and any photos you have. If you don't have photos, I'll handle it.
Your time: 30 minutes on a call
3
I build it 4–6 days
Design, copywriting, build, and testing across phones, tablets, and desktops. You get a private preview link the moment the first version is ready. Nothing goes live until you've seen it and said yes.
Your time: none — go run your business
4
Revisions 2 rounds
Send your notes in plain English — "make the phone number bigger," "swap that photo," "this paragraph doesn't sound like me." No design vocabulary required. I turn changes around in a day or two.
Your time: 10 minutes of notes
5
Launch & hand off Day 7 after kickoff
I connect your domain, install the SSL certificate, submit the site to Google, verify every form and phone link actually works, and send you a one-page guide. Then I keep it running — that's what the monthly is for.
Your time: 5 minutes to approve
After Launch
This is where most agencies disappear.
The build is the easy part. What you're really buying is someone who's still there in eighteen months when your hours change.
Very little to break
No database, no plugins, no admin login — the usual causes of a site going down simply aren't there.
You see the numbers
A monthly report showing real visitors, where they came from, and what they clicked. Plain English, no jargon.
You can leave anytime
No contract. Cancel and I hand over every file. I'd rather earn next month than trap you into it.
Fine Print, Said Plainly
What actually makes projects run late
Seven days is my normal. Here's the honest list of what pushes it, so you can avoid all three.
- Waiting on photos and logos This is the number one delay, every time. Send them at kickoff — even rough phone photos — and I'll never be blocked.
- Slow feedback on the preview I turn revisions around in a day. If the preview link sits unopened for a week, launch moves by a week. Block 15 minutes for it.
- Domain transfers If your domain is stuck at an old registrar or held by a previous developer, unlocking it can take a few days. Tell me early and I'll start it on day one.
None of these cost you extra — they just move the date. I'll tell you the moment something is blocked rather than letting it drift quietly.