A website your business owns.

When someone looks you up online, what they find should be yours. I build and maintain websites for local small businesses, and you own yours outright.

What it costs
Hi, I'm David.

I build for local independents: the corner shops, the makers, the market-runners, the one-person ventures, the folks doing their own thing. The people behind the small businesses that make up a community.

My story

How it works

1

We chat

A quick call or meeting. Tell me about what you do and what you want.

2

I build

I build it from your photos, words, and work, usually in a few days.

3

You approve

I tweak it until it's right, then it goes live on a domain that's yours (I'll help you get one).

4

I maintain

New hours, a price, an event, a fresh photo? Text or email me and it's done within a day.

What it costs

What it looks like

Your site needs to help you achieve your goals, so every site is built custom. Here are a few examples.

Whatever you do

For restaurants

Keep DoorDash and Uber Eats; they bring you new customers. But you still want a site you own: it's where regulars find your real menu, order direct without the app's cut, and see your brand instead of a generic listing.

Creators, Crafters, and Makers

Designers, photographers, makers: your portfolio should look and sound like you, not like a template everyone else uses. I built my own from scratch for that reason, and I'll build yours and keep it fresh as your work grows.

Social brands

Keep posting; that's where your people are. But a site you own puts all your links in one place and shows what you do in one tap, so nobody has to dig through your feed or a Yelp page you don't really use.

Just need a landing page?

Maybe you don't sell anything online and just need one simple page. It's still worth owning that page. It's the one spot that's always yours, and it can send people wherever you want: your booking, your menu, your phone, your socials. Point it somewhere new whenever you like.