New Website
For a business that needs a clean first online presence or a complete rebuild from scratch.
See New Website details →Small-business website service
I build clear, professional websites for small businesses using a practical mix of customer psychology, Business Information Systems, and IT support thinking.
That means the site is not just decorated. It is organized around how people understand your offer, decide whether they trust you, and know what to do next.
Now accepting select small-business website projects.
Low-friction first step
Send your current website and I’ll look for the obvious friction: confusing offer, weak trust signals, buried contact path, mobile issues, or pages that do not guide customers clearly.
Packages and tiers
Start with the type of project: a new website, a website refresh, or a focused landing page. Then choose the correct scope. Monthly Care / Growth Support is offered after project selection as an ongoing subscription.
For a business that needs a clean first online presence or a complete rebuild from scratch.
See New Website details →For an existing site that needs clearer messaging, stronger trust, better structure, or a more professional look.
See Refresh details →For one offer, campaign, service, lead magnet, product, or booking path that needs a focused page.
See Landing Page details →For clients who want site health, analytics visibility, and steady improvement after the one-time project is selected.
See Care plans →Starting at $750
Best for a new website that needs a clear, credible launch without heavy strategy or advanced add-ons.
Starting at $1,500
Best when the site needs better messaging, stronger trust, improved flow, and more polish before launch.
Starting at $2,500
Best when the site should work as a more complete customer-decision system with deeper planning and launch support.
Style directions
The visual system should fit the business. A plumber, therapist, roofer, tutor, consultant, mechanic, boutique, and local restaurant should not all wear the same outfit.
Simple, trustworthy, easy to call, built for home services and practical local businesses.
Calm, polished, human, built for consultants, coaches, therapists, educators, and trust-heavy services.
Direct, conversion-focused, built for one campaign, product, event, appointment, or lead magnet.
More distinctive and memorable, like this site, when the business benefits from a stronger creative identity.
Fit
The method
Good design is not just a look. It is a sequence of decisions a visitor can follow without getting lost.
Clarify what people need to understand before they trust the business enough to reach out.
Organize pages, sections, contact paths, and handoff notes so the site works like a small business system.
Check links, assets, mobile behavior, basic deployment details, and avoid leaving the client with mystery problems.
Add-ons
Not every business needs every add-on on day one. These can be included in a larger tier or added after the first draft.
Google Analytics and Search Console setup so traffic and search visibility can be measured.
Page titles, descriptions, structure checks, and practical search-friendly cleanup.
Technical crawl checks for broken links, missing metadata, indexability basics, and obvious site issues.
Light monthly review of search data, page health, content opportunities, and next improvements.
Help turning customer questions into useful pages or posts that can support search and trust.
Support for location/service-area clarity, local service pages, and Google Business Profile alignment.
Quote questionnaire
This guided questionnaire helps identify the package, likely tier, and useful add-ons before a quote is prepared.
New Website: $750 / $1,500 / $2,500 depending on scope depth.
Landing Page: $500 for a focused one-page build, with optional one-time upgrades.
Website Refresh: $1,000 / $1,750 / $2,750 because cleanup, transfer/scrub work, broken-link checks, and reporting add effort.
Monthly Care / Growth: $125 / $250 / $500 per month after project selection.
Outcomes
A good site should help a visitor understand the business faster and feel safer taking the next step.
Visitors should quickly know what you do, who you help, and why the offer matters.
The site should answer quiet doubts with better structure, proof, process, and plain language.
The next step should be obvious: contact, request a quote, book a call, or ask about a package.
What to send
To get a useful first quote, send:
Sample transformation
The same method used here can be applied to a client site: clarify the offer, organize the decision path, add proof/trust sections, and make the next step easier.
A generic or unclear site can make visitors work too hard to understand the offer, price range, process, and next step.
This version separates packages, tiers, add-ons, FAQ, process, and intake so a prospect can self-orient before reaching out.
The goal is not decoration for decoration's sake. It is a clearer customer decision system wrapped in a professional visual style.
Ready-to-send assets
FAQ
Yes. I can shape the page copy around your offer, audience, and customer path. If you already have copy, I can improve and organize it.
Yes. Website Refresh has its own pricing because existing sites often require diagnosis, transfer/scrub work, broken-link checks, cleanup, and a clear issue report before the final polish.
No. A short explanation of your business, your current site if you have one, and what you want improved is enough to begin.
The listed prices are starting points. Final scope depends on page count, content needs, platform, assets, revisions, and launch support.
You review the draft, send notes, and the site is polished toward launch. The goal is a clear handoff, not a mystery pile of files.
Service businesses, solo operators, local companies, simple offers, consultants, early-stage businesses, and existing sites that need better clarity.
After you choose
Send the package, tier, current site if any, and what needs to improve.
I confirm fit, recommend the best package/tier/add-ons, and outline the project path.
Once scope and payment terms are agreed, the draft build begins.
The site structure, copy sections, visual system, and mobile layout come together.
You review the draft, send notes, and the site is polished toward launch.
Final checks run, the site goes live, and optional monthly support can begin.
About Kevin
Kevin’s background combines Business Information Systems, Organizational Psychology, and practical IT support. That combination is useful for website work because a site has to serve both the customer’s mind and the business’s workflow.
Small businesses, solo operators, service providers, simple offers, outdated sites, unclear contact paths, and focused landing pages.
Start here
Send your business name, current website if you have one, what you want improved, and which tier seems closest. You do not need a perfect brief to start.
Start the intake form