A website that turns visitors into customers.

A faster site with a clear next step on every page — and an assistant that answers questions after hours — turns more of the visitors you already get into inquiries and bookings. The free audit shows where you’re losing them today.

More than pages. A typical build includes a database for your content, an admin portal where you or your team make updates, separate storage for photos and media, email, and forms with spam protection. Most connect to at least one outside system, like Stripe, a booking engine or your CRM. Behind the scenes, every business site also has automated unit and end-to-end regression tests that check it still works before each update goes live, plus error logging, monitoring, and a separate test site where changes are reviewed before customers see them.

I can, though it’s rarely what I recommend. A static site is a few fixed pages with no admin portal, database or integrations, so I make every update for you. It runs on the Fully Managed plan at around $100 a month — the only kind of site that costs that little. It fits a few pages that rarely change. If you’ll want payments, bookings, an AI agent or your own edits later, starting with a business site usually costs less than rebuilding.

A business site starts at $3,500 paid once up front, with you owning everything (We Build, You Own) — or $200–350/mo on the Fully Managed plan, with the build included. You get a fixed written quote before any work starts.

A business site is what I usually build: a content database, an admin portal so your team can make updates, forms with spam protection, and connections to tools like Stripe, a booking engine, your CRM or an AI agent. A static site is a few fixed pages with none of that, so every change goes through me. Business sites start at $3,500 up front or $200–350/mo fully managed; a static site is around $100 a month, and it’s the only site that low.

Yes. With We Build, You Own, a business site starts at $3,500, paid once, and you own every account; afterwards you pay your hosting vendors directly, typically $65–125 a month. Or choose Fully Managed at $200–350/mo, with the build included and nothing big up front. A website with an AI agent built in starts at $6,500 up front.

Weeks, not months, for most small-business sites. Your fixed quote includes a launch date.

With We Build, You Own, you hold every account — hosting, domain, code and content. With Fully Managed, I run the accounts and you still own your domain and content.

Yes. Sites can include a simple editor for your pages, posts and photos, so routine updates don’t need me.

Yes. Stripe checkout, registrations and payments can be part of the build or added later, from $749.

Not if the move is done right. Every existing URL is inventoried and redirected before launch. On the Avital Homes rebuild, all 413 legacy URLs were accounted for and none return a 404.