A website that gets you calls. $1,000.
One page, built from what's already on your site. You see it before you pay.
A live example. Scroll it.
01 / What you need
Four things make the phone ring. That's all I build.
Everything else on a website is decoration you'd be paying for.
- 1
Your reviews, where people decide
Reviews are usually what makes a stranger pick up the phone. Your Google reviews do nothing if nobody sees them on your site.
FixYour best reviews on the homepage, word for word, next to your star rating.
- 2
A way to reach you without calling
Anyone who would rather type than call, or who finds you after hours, has no way to reach you until the next day.
FixA short quote form at the top of your homepage. Every request is emailed to you the moment it's sent.
- 3
Built for the phone in their hand
Most people look you up on their phone. A site that shows the shrunken desktop version makes them pinch and zoom, and a lot of them give up.
FixA homepage built for phones first, with a call button and a quote button always one tap away.
- 4
One clear next step
Someone ready to call you shouldn't have to work out the next step on their own.
FixOne clear button, repeated down the page, and a call and quote bar on phones.
02 / What you skip
What you're not paying for
Here's what I leave out, on purpose. If you want any of it, I'm the wrong guy.
- A 12-page site.Nobody reads page nine. You get one page that does the work.
- A monthly retainer.You pay once. There's no monthly bill.
- A long-term contract.You pay once, and there's no term to get out of.
- SEO packages and ranking promises.I don't sell them, so I won't pretend you need them.
- An account manager.You deal with me, start to finish.
- A bill before you've seen it.You see the finished page before you pay.
03 / How it works
From a call to live in a week
Four steps. You owe nothing until you approve the page.
Book a call
About 15 minutes. We look at your site on a phone, together, and I tell you straight whether a new homepage would help.
See your homepage
I build it from what's already on your site: your services, your reviews, your photos. You see it before you decide.
Approve it
Wrong facts are fixed free before it goes live. You pay once.
Live in 7 days
Your web address points to it, every request reaches your phone in seconds, and the site stays yours.
04 / Example homepages
What yours could look like
Every homepage starts from a layout that works for trades, then gets your services, your reviews, your photos and your colors. These are made-up businesses. Tap one to see it full size.
05 / Questions owners ask
What owners ask me on the call
Why does it cost less than an agency?
Because it's one page, built by one person from a layout that already works for trades. No sales team, no account managers, no extras you didn't ask for. You get the part that brings in calls and skip the rest.
What does it cost?
$1,000.
Do you do SEO or ads?
No. No ranking promises, no ad management, no monthly SEO report. A clear homepage, your reviews up top, and a form that reaches your phone in seconds. That's it.
What does the free mockup cost me?
Nothing, and there's no catch. I build it from what's already on your site so you can see the difference before you decide anything.
I already have a website. Do I need a new one?
Maybe not. If your site is modern and works on phones, I'll tell you so. The mockup is free either way, so you can compare and decide for yourself.
I already have a web guy.
Good, keep them. If you like the new homepage, I can hand them the files, or host it for you. Your call.
Who owns the site and the web address?
You do. Your web address stays in your name the whole time. If you ever leave, you get the files and I point your address wherever you want.
06 / Book a call
Fifteen minutes. Bring your phone.
Pick a day and a time that suits you. I'll call or text within one business day to confirm.
- About 15 minutesWe look at your site on a phone, the way your customers do.
- A straight answerIf your site is fine, I'll tell you so.
- No obligationYou pay nothing unless you approve a finished page.