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Straight answers about small-business websites.

Four short guides for business owners, covering the things people usually ask before they hire anyone: what a website costs, what a Google PageSpeed score actually measures, how to make sure customers can reach you, and whether a monthly plan is worth paying for.

  • What a small-business website actually costs

    What changes the price, our real published numbers, what the monthly fee is and isn't for, and the four questions worth asking any web designer before you sign anything.

  • What your Google PageSpeed score actually means

    How to read the report, the difference between the simulated test and real visitor data, and the two things the score is routinely — and wrongly — treated as.

  • Making it easy for people to contact you

    The basics every business website should get right — a tappable phone number, a working form, a clear service area — plus a ten-minute checklist you can run on your own site and how to test that your form actually delivers.

  • A monthly website plan, or just a one-time build?

    What you still have to handle yourself after a one-time build, what each of the two monthly plans does and doesn't include, and who is genuinely better off skipping the monthly plan.

Looking for something more specific?

Starting prices for every service are published on Services & Pricing. Shorter answers — ownership, contracts, what the monthly plan covers — are on the FAQ. If you'd rather have someone look at your actual site than read about it, that's the free website check. No website yet? Tell us what your business does and we'll talk through what you'd actually need.

Want a look at your own site?

A free website check, run by hand — real numbers from your own pages, no obligation.

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