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Packages · Plainfield
Phone-ready sites that pull neighbor calls — built in days, fresh forever.
Your site, kept fresh.
A neighbor finds you. Then they tap Call. Then the site keeps moving. Bakery, salon, law office, gym, clinic, HVAC. Year one of that is in the price. Then $449/yr.
Heating · Law · Auto · Towing · Salon · Bakery · Restaurant · Dentist · Gym · Landscaper · Locksmith · Daycare · Accountant · Office services
Clean, fast, phone-ready. Same business. Better first impression.
The idea you have not named yet. It might not work. It just might.
First week
We sit with the site you have and the brand it should carry. We read the reach that already exists. You talk. That is enough to start.
First build
A first look arrives. We tweak until it feels like the shop. It ships phone-ready — days, not a quarter. Not same-hour. Not a project ticket. Photos, pages, a call path. Security in place — SSL and the rest.
Then it keeps moving
The site does not sit still. Scheduled, with a note to you first. Full trust — it ships — or you approve. Ideas leave the notes app while they’re still warm.
$1,997 · Year one of that is in the price. Then $449/yr.
Starting over. Built for how a neighbor finds and calls you.
The idea you have not named yet. It might not work. It just might.
First week
We sit with the shop, who you serve, and the site a neighbor needs. No 40-page brief. You talk. We listen.
First build
A new site, phone-ready, with a call path. A first look arrives. We tweak until it feels like walking in. Days, not a quarter. Photos, pages, security in place.
Then it keeps moving
The site does not sit still. Scheduled, with a note to you first. Full trust — it ships — or you approve. Ideas leave the notes app while they’re still warm.
$2,997 · Year one of that is in the price. Then $449/yr.
We sit with the site you have (or the shop, if you do not have one) and the brand it should carry. You talk. That is enough to start. No 40-page brief.
02
Tweak until it feels like your shop
A first look arrives in days, not a quarter. Photos, pages, a call path, SSL. We change it until it feels like walking in. Nothing goes live until you say yes.
03
Monthly freshens you approve
You email a photo, a review, a hire, a Saturday hour. I batch evenings. You get a note first. Full trust — it ships — or you approve.
Not same-hour. A few days. Evenings.
After it ships
What “fresh” actually means
You email me. A photo from the bay. A new hire. Hours changed. A review a neighbor already wrote.
I batch that week. You get a note before anything is public.
The page a neighbor lands on matches the year you are actually having.
You are not logging into WordPress. You are not writing a ticket. You are not waiting on a quarter.
Monthly pass. Batched in days. You approve.
In the room
What they actually say.
Who ships the work. Not a bakery review.
“WOW — Lee is instrumental in EVERYTHING EHS. He is a great ambassador moving us forward with technology in every aspect of the company. I like to think of him as our Chief Innovation Officer.”
“The strong security posture exhibited during this assessment reflects an institutional focus and priority on maintaining a robust security environment.”
“Lee is an idea factory. He will develop ideas and solutions without much oversight. He is never satisfied with the status quo.”
The same person who ships that work will keep your shop page alive.
Hosting, SSL, SEO kept live, and a monthly pass so the site does not go stale. Scheduled, with a note to you first. Full trust or you approve. You send it. I put it up.
Member/app work, mail server, general IT = separate quote. Not “keep the site fresh.”
Keep-fresh is what already exists in the shop. A project starts when we write what “done” means.
What this is. What this is not.
Done means we wrote it down.
Keep-fresh is what already exists in the shop. A project starts when we write what “done” means.
Keep-fresh
You send it. I put it up.
Photos, reviews you already have, hours, hires, specials, OOO, a celebration, a note to customers, a color pass. Hosting and SSL stay up. Evening batch. A few days. Nothing live until you say yes. In year one. Then $449/yr.
Feature add
A new thing on the public site — or bigger.
A page, a form, a gallery, a booking block. A managed CRM if that’s the work. Dreaming is allowed. Building starts after a written scope: what ships, what does not, what “done” means. Price after we know. If it cannot be named in one sitting, it stays an idea.
A project
Separate quote.
Rebuild. Redesign. New architecture. Member/app, mail server, general IT. A pile of keep-fresh asks that is actually a new section. Done means the scope shipped — not “keep going until it feels finished.”
Phone-ready site (one strong page is the default; extra pages are an add-on)
Photos that look like the shop
A number they can tap
SSL, hosting on my stack, on-page foundation
Year one of keep-fresh included
Tweaks until it feels like the shop, before launch
Not in the price
You hosting it yourself
A WordPress export / “just give me the files”
Unlimited pages (“what to do if your tire is flat” × 12)
Member apps, mail servers, general IT
Same-hour emergency edits
Ranking #1
I keep one stack so the site can actually stay fresh. Self-host and WordPress forks mean I stop being able to do that.
Extra pages, booking, menus, galleries: scoped when you ask. Bigger work — a managed CRM, members — we can support that too. We’ll quote it.
Default shape
01Hero with a real photo and a tap-to-call
02What you do, in the towns you actually run
03Proof — the bay, the counter, the truck, a real review
04Hours and where you are
05One more reason to trust you
06Call again
Three questions
FAQ
What do I send you each month?
A photo, a review, hours. Email. That’s it.
Do I have to use WordPress?
No. I host it so I can keep it fresh.
How fast?
Days, not a quarter. Not same-hour.
For: owner-operators in Plainfield / Will County with a door and a phone. Not for: custom apps, “own the code” on WordPress, full IT under the $449/yr line.
Found on purpose.
On-page foundation so the site is clear about who you are and who you're trying to reach. We talk through that before build. No promises about ranking #1.
The booking block a salon needs. The menu a restaurant changes every week. A practice-area page. A class list. A seasonal gallery. A managed CRM. That used to be a project. Now it is an add-on to the site we already keep fresh — or a quote, if the work is bigger than a page. Dreaming is allowed.
Priced after we know the work.
Write the idea. We can support it. A page, a form, a gallery, a booking block. A CRM if that’s what you need.
Plainfield.
The bakery, the salon, the office, the bay. If the site is next, write.
