First 25 builds — year one at $199was $399 Build your site

The on-ramp

Own your website. Don't rent it.

A five-page site, built for you, that loads fast and stays up. You pay once to build it and a small fee to keep it running — no monthly retainer, no contract, no surprises.

  • Live in 2 weeks
  • Billed yearly, not monthly
  • Cancel any time
  • Your domain, your files

What $249 buys

Everything a small business site actually needs

A real website, not a template you fill in
Home, About, Services, Contact, and one more page of your choosing. We handle the images, the layout and the build. Send your text, or just tell us about the business and we will write the first draft for you to correct.
Built to be quick
Your site loads fast on a phone on a bad signal, which is where most of your customers actually are. Speed is the whole reason we are called what we are called.
Nothing to break in
No login page, no plugins and no database — so there is very little for anyone to attack. Fewer moving parts is the best security there is.
Right on every screen
Phone, tablet, laptop, the big monitor in the office. Built once, works everywhere, checked on all of them before it goes live.
Email on your domain
hello@yourbusiness.com forwards straight to the inbox you already use. No new password, no new app to check.
Two rounds of changes
You see it, you mark up what you want different, we fix it. Twice, before launch, included — not billed by the hour.

How it goes

Live in two weeks

The clock starts when we have what we need from you, and it pauses whenever we are waiting on you. We are not going to hold you to a deadline you do not control.

  1. You see a design first

    Before any code is written we send a full design in Figma, and you approve it. On a monthly plan we do this before you sign anything, free and with no obligation — reviewing it commits you to nothing.

  2. Tell us about the business

    A short form right after you pay — what you do, who you serve, your hours, your logo and any photos. Fifteen minutes, and you can come back to it.

  3. You watch it get built

    A private staging link, so you see the real site taking shape rather than a picture of one. When our own quality check is done we formally hand it to you for yours.

  4. You mark it up, twice

    Tell us what is wrong and we fix it — twice over, before launch. Every round is included and none of it is billed by the hour.

  5. It goes live

    We point your domain, switch on the certificate and set up email forwarding. You get the analytics link and we start watching that it stays up.

We build on best-in-class free tools and we do not mark them up. Every account we create is in your name with us added as a helper — so if you ever leave, nothing is held hostage and nothing needs untangling.

Build your site

Pick what you need.
See the price.

Everything here is optional and priced up front. Tick things on and off — the total updates as you go, and nothing is hidden until checkout.

The website

Worth adding now

Bring in more work

Ramp or Kickstart

Buy the site, or subscribe to it

These are the two ways in, and they cost about the same in year one. The difference is ownership and whether anyone is working on it after launch — so here is the whole thing side by side.

Ramp

Buy the site

Kickstart

Subscribe to it

What you pay
$249 once, then $399/year
$149/month
First year
$648
$1788
Pages
Five
Five
Who owns the site
You do, from the day it launches. It is bought, not rented.
Built and hosted on our infrastructure; ownership of the code and design transfers to you after 12 months.
Changes after launch
None included. Add the care plan, or pay hourly.
2 batched update requests every month, included.
Email
Forwarding to an inbox you already have.
Professional mailboxes on your domain.
SEO
Built in properly, then left alone.
Basic SEO, maintained.
If you stop paying
Holding page until settled. Nothing deleted.
Services pause after two consecutive missed payments. Nothing deleted.
Your domain
Always yours.
Always yours.

The first-year figures are close on purpose — this is not a cheap option and an expensive one. Ramp is for a business that wants to own a site and not think about it again. Kickstart is for one that would rather have somebody to send changes to every month. Pick on that, not on the number.

Straight answers

The questions everybody asks

Ready when you are.

Or if you would rather talk it through first, that is fine too — calls are answered and routed, and anything real reaches us the same day.