Someone hears your name and looks you up. It takes about four seconds, and the job goes to whichever business has the more professional site.
A map pin and a Facebook page from four years ago. Nothing shows you are licensed, insured or still trading, so they assume the worst and call the next name on the list.
Wrong hours send people to a locked door. Old prices start the job with an argument. And when the form quietly fails, the enquiry never reaches you, so you never learn what you lost.
You cannot change a number or correct a price without chasing whoever built it. So the site keeps telling customers something that stopped being true, and you keep paying to host it.
Nothing is owed until the last one, and most people know by the third.
What you do, where you work, what you want the phone to ring about.
A real site using your services and your words. Not a template with a logo dropped on it.
A live link on your phone the next day. Show your wife, show your foreman.
Keep it and it goes live on your domain that day. Pass and you owe nothing.
No retainer for work nobody asked for, and no contract that traps you.
Only if you keep it. Pass and you owe nothing.
Unused edits do not roll over to the next month.
You pay nothing. We build first and ask for money second, which is the opposite of how this usually works, and it is deliberate.
One night for the first version. Same day to go live once you say yes.
We leave it alone. We build ours separately, you put the two side by side, and you keep whichever one you would rather send a customer to. If that is yours, nothing changes and you owe nothing.
Changing something already on the site: hours, phone, address, email, prices on listed services, a photo you send us, rewording existing copy, adding or removing an item in a list, or a seasonal notice. You send the exact wording or photo. New pages or sections, layout or design changes, new graphics or photography, new features like booking or payments, and full rewrites are separate work. Edits do not roll over between months.
A short meeting, then a real site to look at tomorrow.
