I build your site in about two weeks, set you up with a dashboard you can run yourself, and spend the next ten weeks making sure Google and ChatGPT know who you are. One person does all of it.
$2,500 to start for most sites, then $750 a month. Three-month minimum, cancel anytime after.
Every page by hand as plain HTML, in a Cloudflare account in your name. It loads in about a second on a phone and has no plugins to update.
Change a price, swap a photo, post a special or write a blog post. It goes live in about a minute. One button sends anything bigger to me.
After launch I build the pages and setup that make Google and AI tools send people your way, around what your customers actually search.
Your old site stays up until the new one is live. You get a preview, then a 15-minute dashboard walk-through.
This is most of what you're paying for, and most of what other designers skip.
You get a written report with before and after numbers. Keep going or stop.
The three-month minimum is there so you walk away with something finished, not a site and a handshake.
Fifteen years on a WordPress site that showed up nowhere. Three months after the rebuild he was #1 for "drywall repair near me."
Venue guides that bring in the clients she wants. Passes every Google speed test.
Rebuilt and running in the studio's own Cloudflare account, leads straight to their inbox.
"Jerod is a master at his skills and has given my company a big push to the top. Couldn't be more satisfied."Roland, SS Drywall Repair, New Braunfels
Also: Accurate Termite, Leander (site score 50 to 89, 324 old addresses kept). Texas Legacy Services, Liberty Hill (17 searches on page one in one month). Best Refrigeration, Lubbock. North Austin Junk Removal, Cedar Park. LiveEPK, my own product, named first by ChatGPT for "best EPK builder."
That's the work that gets you found, and it completes the first 90 days.
Once the site is set up, we look at what's working and decide together where the monthly work goes next. Or stop. The site, the dashboard and the account are yours either way.
A local shop's site is $1,500 to $2,500, plus $50 to $199 a month for hosting and care, every month. Your hosting with me is $0. You pay for your domain, about $15 a year.
I design the sites, write the pages, set up the SEO and built the dashboard, so the parts are made to work together instead of handed between three vendors. You deal with the person who did the work, and you have my cell.
Most of my clients are owner-run: photographers, a med spa, a recording studio, a cooking school, and a lot of trades. Plenty are outside Texas (Denver, Chicago, Oregon). The work is the same anywhere.
Not if the move is done right, and that is most of the first two weeks. Every old address gets a permanent redirect, titles and descriptions carry over, and I watch Search Console for the first 30 days. The biggest move so far was 324 addresses without losing a page.
So you end up with a finished site. The first two weeks are the build. The ten weeks after are the pages and setup that make Google and AI tools send people your way. Stop after that and the site keeps working on its own.
Your site becomes plain files instead of a program that runs every time someone visits. There's nothing to update, nothing for a hacker to log into, and it loads in a fraction of the time. The dashboard is a small separate app that writes those files when you change something.
Yes. I can match it closely or clean it up where it needs it. You see a preview before anything goes live.
Forms come with it and send to your inbox. Your email doesn't move. Calendly, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Vagaro and similar links work as before. A full store or booking system is a Large-site conversation.
You stop. The site, the dashboard and the account are yours. Small changes you'd rather not make yourself are $100 a request.
No. I'm in Liberty Hill. Plenty of my clients aren't, and the work is the same anywhere.
Within a day you get a plain answer: which size you are, what the first 90 days will cover, and anything that won't move cleanly. There's no call unless you want one.