A small business site that brings in work.
You don't need an enterprise build and you shouldn't be stuck on a template either. A focused site that says what you do, proves you can do it, and makes getting in touch obvious.
Small business website design means building a site sized to the job: usually five to fifteen pages covering what you sell, who you sell it to, proof that you deliver, and a clear way to get in touch. The craft is deciding what to leave out, so the pages that matter get the attention.
Sized to the job, built to last.
Services, proof, pricing signals and contact — structured so somebody deciding between you and two competitors picks you.
Search foundations, schema and location signals built in from the start, so the site is legible to Google without a separate SEO project.
Content lives as structured data you can edit. Repo, hosting and domain in your accounts. No monthly platform fee holding your site hostage.
Tell us what the site has to do.
Two minutes to sketch the brief. An honest scope, a timeline and a number come back — no discovery call required first.
It depends on page count and whether the site has to do something — take a booking, a payment, a quote. We scope the honest number before you commit rather than quoting a range and revising it later.
Not upfront — it's more. It's cheaper over three years, because there's no monthly platform fee, no ceiling you pay to escape, and the performance is meaningfully better. If a template genuinely fits your business, we'll say so.
Usually five to fifteen. One page per service you actually want to sell, plus proof, about and contact. More pages than that and you're normally writing for search, which is a different piece of work.
Yes. Text, pricing and page content live as structured data your team can change. Adding a whole new section is developer work; changing what a page says is not.