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Websites for small businesses

You're the best-kept secret on your street. Let's fix that.

Live within two weeks. A front porch your customers will love. Crafted by hand for small business owners, whatever the trade. Built to last, and ready for what's next, so your neighbors still find you as AI changes how people search. Because first impressions matter.

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Plain English, no contract to sign, and the site is yours outright. Drag the handle to see the difference.

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The quiet problem

Being brilliant at your trade isn't the same as being easily found.

Somebody new moves onto your street every week. When their sink leaks or their kid's birthday lands, they pull out a phone, not the Yellow Pages. If you don't come up, they ring whoever does.

That's the whole problem, and it has nothing to do with how good you are. It's a two-second judgement made on a small screen — and it's decided long before anyone calls you.

14

Days from telling us about your shop to your page going live — often sooner.

Yours

The site, the domain and the hosting all sit in your name, and they stay yours. A monthly care plan is there if you want it — never required.

Free

To see your page built and shown to you. Nothing to pay for looking, nothing to sign.

How it works

Three steps. You're only needed for the first one.

You know your trade. I know how to put it online. That split is the entire process — you talk, I build, you go back to work.

01

You tell us about the shop

Three short questions on the form below — what your business is called, whether you've got a site already, and where to email you. About a minute's work, and you can do it one-thumbed on a phone.

02

I build the page

Words, photos, prices, hours, map, a call button that works. Your pictures, retouched. Then you see it and mark it up — unlimited changes until it's right, within the two weeks.

03

You go live, and own it

I point your domain, put the hosting in your name, and hand over the keys. Then a short walkthrough of how to change your own hours on your own, so you never wait on me for small things.

Build my site — free

Tell us about your shop and we'll build the page. You see it finished before anything is decided — and if it isn't worth doing, we'll say so.

The founder

Who's actually building your site.

I'm Benson — from the Phoenix area, a senior in high school, an entrepreneur, a basketball player, and a follower of Yeshua. I build these pages by hand, one shop at a time — no team behind a desk, just the person who reads what you send and then builds the page.

Here's the part I'd want to know if I were you: I build your site before I ever ask you for anything. You see it finished — your name on it, your hours, your work — and then you decide. Saying no stays easy. Saying yes usually feels obvious by then.

Any trade, anywhere. And whatever we build together is yours — the domain, the hosting, the pages. No lock-in, nothing held over you.

Golden-hour light through a multi-paned wood window in a desert home: an open laptop glowing on a rustic wooden desk, an open notebook with a black pen, a ceramic mug, a closed dark-bound book with worn pages, and a scuffed orange basketball resting on the wide-plank floor beside a wooden chair
As AI changes how people find and choose a business, I don't want the good ones left behind.

— Benson, Front Porch

Turn your front porch light on. Don't be a secret.

What it costs

You tell us what your shop needs. We give you one honest number.

You'll know the whole number before I start, and it won't move unless you ask for more work. No packages to pick from, no fine print. If a page won't bring you customers, I'll tell you straight and we'll leave it out.

How the price works

Tell us what your shop actually needs — one page or six, a menu, a gallery, bookings — and I'll work out one number for the whole job.

Both of us know that number before anything starts, and it stays put unless you ask for more work.

And you see the finished page before any money is mentioned. If it isn't worth it to you, you owe nothing.

What's in it

  • A page designed from scratch for your trade — no bought template
  • All the words written for you, then read back to you for approval
  • Your photos cropped, colour-corrected and sized to load fast
  • Hours, map, phone and email that people can tap once
  • Domain set up and pointed in your name, not mine
  • A quick tidy of your Google listing so the two agree
  • Unlimited changes during the build — say it, I change it
  • Thirty days of free tweaks after launch, no questions

Not included, so you know upfront: hosting and domain renewal (usually under $150 a year, paid to the provider, in your name), photography on location, and ongoing marketing. If you want ads or a shop that takes card payments, that's a separate conversation — and I'll tell you if you don't need it.

Straight answers

The questions that come up most.

If yours isn't here, email it over and I'll answer it straight — no call, no appointment, nothing to book.

How long does it actually take?
Two weeks from when you tell us about your shop — that's the whole site rebuilt properly, not the old one patched up. It assumes we get your photos and opening hours within the first few days. If you're slow to send those, the clock waits on you — I'll never rush a launch to hit a date.
What do you need from me?
About a minute on the form, whatever photos you already have on your phone, and your hours and prices. That's genuinely it. If your photos are poor, I'll tell you which three to retake and how — a phone by a window is usually enough.
I'm already on social media. Isn't that enough?
Social is where people who already know you keep up with you. A website is where people who've never heard of you decide whether to trust you. They do different jobs, and the second one is the one that brings new customers. Keep the social — link the page from it.
Someone built me a site years ago and I can't get into it.
Common, and fixable. I'll find out who holds your domain and hosting and get both moved into your name as part of the job. If the old site is worth keeping, we keep what works and replace the rest.
Can I change things myself afterwards?
Yes — hours, prices and photos are yours to edit, and I'll walk you through it in plain English before I hand over. Anything structural, you message me. It's your page; nothing is held hostage.
What if I don't like it?
You see the finished page before any money is mentioned, and we change it until it's right. If after all that you still don't want it, you pay nothing at all and I take it down. Nobody should pay for a page they won't send customers to.
Why we suggest one page?
Because a customer deciding whether to ring a plumber reads one page, on a phone, in about eight seconds. One page done properly beats five pages nobody scrolls. If your trade genuinely needs more — a menu, a booking calendar, a gallery you'll actually update — we add it and I'll tell you what it costs.

Start here

Tell us about your business and we'll build your site — free.

No more secrets. Let your light shine.

Three quick questions, about a minute. You tell us about the shop, we build the page by hand, and you get the link by email when it's ready. Nothing to pay for looking, and nothing to sign.

One question at a time — nothing to pay, nothing to sign.