A website hand-coded to bring you customers.
I hand-code custom small-business websites from scratch, starting at $750 one-time — or $100/mo across 12 months ($1,200 total). You own every line of code, the domain, and the accounts at launch, and you'll know the final number before I start; bigger scope scales up from there by quote.
No templates. No WordPress. No bloat. A fast, mobile-first site built line by line around your business — and built to turn visitors into the calls, bookings, and quotes that pay the bills.
A site that earns its keep — not a brochure that sits there.
Most small-business sites are a template someone dropped a logo into — slow, generic, and shared with ten thousand other businesses running the same theme. I don't build those. Every 2k site is hand-coded from the first line: no page builder, no plugin pile-up, nothing you didn't ask for weighing it down.
That's not craft for craft's sake. Hand-coded means it loads fast on the phone in your customer's hand, ranks better because Google rewards speed, and does exactly one job well — getting the person who found you to pick up the phone. I design every page around that single moment, because a beautiful site that doesn't convert is just an expensive business card.
And when it's done, it's yours. Every line of code, every login, every account — handed over, no strings, no hostage-taking.
Built right, where it counts.
The things that actually move the needle for a local business — not a feature list nobody reads.
Hand-coded, never templated
Written from scratch around your business — no theme, no page builder, no bloat dragging it down. Clean code you (or anyone) can build on later.
Fast where it counts
Strong Core Web Vitals out of the box. Pages that paint in a blink, because every second of load time is customers clicking away — and rankings slipping.
Mobile-first
Designed for the phone first, because that's where your customers actually find you. It looks sharp and works flawlessly on every screen, big or small.
Built to convert
Clear calls to action, fast contact, and a layout that guides people to the one thing you want them to do — call, book, or request a quote.
Local SEO baked in
Clean structure, proper schema, and search-ready copy from day one — so the site shows up when someone nearby searches for what you do.
You own every line
Code, domain, hosting, accounts — all yours from launch. Most agencies hold those as leverage. I hand them over and wish you well.
Sites start at $750.
A straightforward floor for a small site — and however you pay, you own it outright. Bigger scope, more pages, or custom features scale up from there, and you'll always know the number before I start.
$750 one-time
Pay once and it's yours — every line of code, the domain, and the accounts, all handed over at launch. That $750 is the starting point for a small site; the final number scales with scope.
$100/mo × 12
Prefer to spread it out? Finance the same build over twelve monthly payments of $100 — $1,200 total — so getting online doesn't mean one big bill up front.
You talk to the person building it.
No account managers, no handoffs, no offshore mystery team. One builder, start to finish.
Direct line to the builder
You explain your business to the person writing the code — not a salesperson who'll relay a half-version of it to someone you'll never meet.
Quoted = paid
The number on the quote is the number on the invoice. If scope changes, you hear it first — never as a surprise after the work's done.
Texts, not tickets
Need a change after launch? Text. You get a reply, usually within the hour — no portals, no canned answers, no queue.
Common questions
How much does a website cost?
A small site starts at $750 one-time, and you know the final number before any work starts. Bigger scope — more pages, custom features — scales up from there by quote.
Can I pay monthly instead of all at once?
Yes. The same build can be financed over 12 monthly payments of $100 — $1,200 in total. You get the same site either way.
Do you build on WordPress or a page builder?
No. Every site is hand-coded from the first line — no theme, no page builder, no plugin pile-up, and nothing you did not ask for weighing it down.
Who owns the site when it is finished?
You do. Every line of code, the domain, and every account are handed over at launch, with no strings.
Who will I actually be talking to?
Adam, the person writing the code. There are no account managers, no handoffs and no offshore team between you and the build.
What happens if I need a change after launch?
You text the builder and get a reply, usually within the hour. There is no portal, no ticket queue and no canned answer.
Ready for a site that pulls its weight?
Tell me about your business and what you want the site to do. I'll come back with a real number, a real timeline, and zero pressure.