A barber shop lit up at dusk on a small-town street, the striped pole glowing beside the door, the wet sidewalk reflecting the light.
Two Hour Site

I was not expecting this.

Websites for small local businesses.

One page, live this week. $500 flat, and nothing monthly.

(732) 592-6176 give me a ring
Four lit shopfronts in a row on a wet main street at dusk — a barber, a pizza place, a hardware store and a general store.

Your shop has a window.
Online, it doesn't.

A lit window tells the whole street you're open, what you've got and what it costs — before anybody walks in.

That's all this is. One page that does the same job, for the people who look you up first.

  • 01Who you are, and what you actually do
  • 02Your hours, and where to find you
  • 03Your number — one tap, straight to your phone
  • 04Your prices, if you want them up there
  • 05Your photos, looking like somebody lit them
A small back office at closing time, an adding-machine tape curling across an open ledger under one desk lamp.

Nothing monthly. Not now, not later.

Round here the going rate is $99 to $195 a month. For a page that doesn't change.

$3,564

What $99 a month comes to over three years.

Once

What you pay here. It sits on the same hosting the big sites use, it costs nothing to keep up, so there's nothing to bill you for.

A shop counter at closing time, an open job book with a pencil across it, a brass bell, and the dark street through the window behind.

You'll be done before the week is.

  1. Send me what you've gotYour words and your photos, however they come out — a text, a photo of your flyer, a voice note. I'll sort them.
  2. I build itThe shops charging three thousand take two months. Yours goes up this week.
  3. You have a lookOne round of changes after you've seen it, included. Not a surcharge.

And it's me the whole way through. I built it, so when you ring, you're talking to the one person who can change it.

The open back doors of a loaded work van at a job at dusk, tools racked in neat rows, one work lamp throwing light onto wet tarmac.

Go and look at your street.
Then ring me.

If you're the only one on it without a page, that's the whole reason to have this conversation.

(732) 592-6176 give me a ring

Or write to me: [email protected]