One person, a few clients at a time

Most small businesses get offered one of two things: a five-figure quote from an agency, or a build-it-yourself website tool that turns into a second job. One is too expensive to say yes to. The other sits half finished, because you already have a business to run.

This is the third option. I build the site, I host it, and I keep it working. When your prices change or you want a new photo on the front page, you email me and I make the change. That is included in the monthly price, not billed by the hour.

I work alone, and that is the point. You deal with the person who built your site instead of an account manager, and there is no agency overhead buried in your bill. It also means I take on a few clients at a time — if I am not the right fit for your project, I will tell you rather than sell you something.

Every site is built the same careful way: fast on a phone, readable by Google, and usable by someone on a screen reader or squinting at a screen in the sun. Your content lives in one place that I maintain, which is why an edit takes minutes instead of a support ticket.