Real websites, live right now.
These 10 sites were hand-built by our team for local businesses and are running today on each owner's own domain. Every card links to the real thing, so open a few and see how they feel on your phone.
Filter by trade, then click through.
Pick the group closest to your own business, or keep All selected. Each card shows the business name and what it does, and Visit site opens the live website in a new tab.
Your business could be card number 11.
Every site we build starts the same way, with a short call with the owner. Tell us about the work you do and the towns you serve, and we take it from there.
What you see when you land.
Four of the homepages above, described as they appear on the live site. Each one puts the action that business needs most where a visitor sees it first.
A quote form in the first screen.
DMV Capital Junk Removal, junk removal in Suitland, MD. The hero pairs a big headline with a quote form titled "Free quote, no visit needed": name, phone, email, a rough size of the pile, the city or ZIP, and a box for what needs to go. A call-or-text button sits just below the headline for anyone who would rather talk.
Open or closed, before the headline.
Karnon Automotive, auto repair shop in Rockville, MD. Above the headline is a small open-now line with the closing time for the day. Under it, a call button and a Get directions button sit side by side, and three short cards below the photo cover appointments, the certified technicians and the quote-first rule.
Two calm ways to reach the practice.
Lumu Health, psychiatric care and telehealth in Silver Spring, MD. Book an Appointment is the button in the header and the first button in the hero, with the phone number beside it. On the right, an Ask a Question form keeps a gentler route open, and the line under its Send button says when to expect a reply.
A nonprofit homepage that asks for support.
Greenbrier Valley Sportsman Alliance, youth outdoors nonprofit in Greenbrier Valley, WV. Donate Now is the button in the header. The hero is a group photo taken in the woods, with buttons to join the group on Facebook and to see the gallery, and an upcoming event is announced in large type right under the photo.
Different trades. One team behind every site.
A junk hauler, a braiding salon, a psychiatric practice and a youth outdoors group need very different websites, and these look nothing alike. What they share is how they were made: a person on our team built each one by hand for that one business, designed it for the phone first, and wrote the pages from the owner's own services, towns and reviews.
They also share the parts a screenshot cannot show. Each lead from the form is emailed to the owner instantly and saved in a private lead portal. Hosting, the domain and SSL are handled for them, and one hour of maintenance every month keeps the hours, phone number and photos current. Growth work such as monthly blog articles and SEO is the job of the managed plan.
Want yours on this page?
Tell us what you do and where you do it. We reply within one business day to set up a short call, and you see a private preview of your site before anything goes live.