Websites for local operators
A local site built to get the call.
Custom design, written page by page, with the SEO and AI groundwork done on day one instead of sold back to you later. Built to match your map pins, live in about a week.
No setup fee · 90-day initial term · Live in about a week · Billing starts the day you go live
<1.5s
mobile load target
+37%
lift in direction requests
1,200+
locations live on the map
~1 wk
kickoff to live
Lift figures are averages across active accounts.
What we actually do
A website is not a set-and-forget page.
Templates go stale, prices drift out of the copy, and a slow page quietly drops out of local search. Someone has to own the build, the facts, and the speed, every month, on every page.
The conversion layer
Your website
We build and run a site for every location that matches your map pins and turns visits into calls.
- Get found by more local customers online
- Turn more website visitors into leads
- Give every location its own search presence
- Build trust with a professional online presence
- Make it easy for customers to call or inquire
- Keep your business visible on mobile and AI search
Every website plan includes
The build
- Custom design, no template, no theme
- Copywriting for every page, written by a person
- Mobile-first build, tested on real handsets
- Hosting, SSL, backups and uptime monitoring
Getting found
- Semantic structure, clean URLs, sitemap and redirects
- LocalBusiness, Service and FAQ schema (JSON-LD)
- llms.txt and assistant crawler rules
- Core Web Vitals budget: under 1.5s on 4G mobile
Getting the call
- Click-to-call, directions and hours above the fold
- Contact or quote form with spam filtering
- Online booking or scheduling integration
- Review capture and on-page display
Run for you
- Unlimited reasonable content updates
- Call and form conversion tracking
- Monthly performance report
- Quarterly strategy call
Built in, not bolted on
Three audiences read your site. All three are handled.
A customer, a search engine, and an assistant answering out loud. Most local sites are written for the first one only, so the other two guess, or name a competitor whose data is cleaner.
Done once, on day one, on every plan
Technical floor
- Semantic HTML, one H1, a real heading hierarchy
- Server-rendered content, nothing hidden behind JavaScript
- Under 1.5s to largest paint on 4G mobile
- Sitemap, robots rules, canonicals, clean URLs
- Redirects mapped from your old URLs so rankings carry over
Local signals
- A page per service and per town you serve
- Name, address, phone and hours matched to Google and Apple
- Embedded map, directions, parking and transit notes
- Internal links connecting services to places
- Review content surfaced where it changes a decision
Assistant-readable
- LocalBusiness, Service and FAQPage schema, validated before launch
- Direct answers in the first sentence, then the detail
- Specifics an assistant can cite: areas, brands, response times
- No facts trapped inside images or PDFs
- llms.txt and crawler rules, re-checked quarterly
We can influence whether a search engine or an assistant has correct information about you. No vendor controls whether it recommends you. Anyone who says otherwise is selling something.
Common questions, by topic
Tap any topic to expand the answer.
No, and neither can anyone else honestly. What we control is the work that earns it: a fast site, facts that agree everywhere, and the markup search engines and assistants read. Rankings and AI recommendations are never guaranteed.
Hours, prices, staff, photos, offers and new services, as often as they change. A full redesign or a new 20-page section is a separate scope, and we will say so before we start.
How much site there is, not how well it is made. Starter covers up to 10 pages, Growth covers up to 25 pages, and every item in the build list is in both, with hosting and management included either way.
The day you go live, not the day you sign. Setup is $0, the initial term is 90 days, and it runs month-to-month after that.
Assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Siri answer from structured source data. We mark up your hours, services, and locations, publish llms.txt and crawler rules, and keep facts out of images so those answers come back correct instead of guessed.
Yes. Booking, scheduling and ordering flow is part of the build, not an afterthought bolted on later.
If we manage both, yes. Hours, photos, and offers stay consistent across the site and the map profiles. If you only buy the website, we set the structure up correctly but ongoing sync requires profile management.
We do: a person, page by page, about your business and the customers nearby. You review it before anything goes live.
We map redirects from your old URLs before launch so the equity you have carries over, then watch the first weeks after go-live.
Sometimes. Whether a rebuild or a redesign makes sense depends on what the current site is built on. We tell you honestly which one you need.
Find out where you stand before you spend a dollar.
Send us your business name, city, and what you do. You get back a real homepage mockup built for your business, an audit of your Google and Apple listings, and a scan showing whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity name you today. No fee, no obligation.