For Small Businesses
One-page websites
for small business.
A clean, mobile-ready site that answers the questions your customers actually ask and gives them a clear next step. Flat rate. Built in about three business days once content and design direction are approved. Made by a real person, not a template.
This page covers fit and scope. See the one-page design process for draft, review, build and launch steps.
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Who it's for
Solos, trades, and local service businesses.
- — Contractors, landscapers, cleaners
- — Coaches, consultants, therapists
- — Bakers, roasters, single-product shops
- — Photographers, stylists, makers
- — Anyone with one clear thing to sell
- — Anyone tired of building it themselves
What you get
One clean scroll. An agreed scope.
Clear copy
I write the words. You approve them. No blank pages to fill.
Mobile-first design
Looks sharp on the phone your customers are actually using.
SEO basics
Titles, descriptions and semantic HTML help search tools understand your content; rankings are not guaranteed.
One clear CTA
Call, book, buy, or email. No decision fatigue.
About 3 business days
Approximately three business days to build after content and design direction are approved.
Clear ownership
You own the finished site once it is paid for. Hosting and domain costs are listed separately in your quote.
Concept Designs
Example one-page designs.
These are concept designs built to show layout and approach — not commissioned client sites.
Ember & Oak Coffee
Concept Design: story, product and a shop-now next step in one clean scroll — a layout demonstration, not commissioned work or a functioning shop.
Ridgeline Gardens
Concept Design: portfolio-forward layout with a booking-focused next step — a demonstration, not commissioned work or verified bookings.
Roadworn Vintage Tees
Concept Design: product lineup, brand story and a shop-now next step in a single scroll — a demonstration, not commissioned work or sales results.
What to bring, and what happens after handover.
Bring your business details, who you help, the services or products you want to explain, existing website or social links, and the next step you want visitors to take. We agree content, images, design direction and scope before the build; you review and approve the work.
The written quote separates the build fee from domain, hosting or platform, third-party costs and optional support. You own the finished website once paid for. Handover includes plain-English guidance; you can manage edits yourself or agree ongoing support.
Draft rounds are listed in your scope. After final approval, you have 30 days to request up to two minor changes — small text edits, image swaps or link updates. New pages, features or a new direction are separately scoped and quoted. More complex builds receive a custom written schedule.
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