A free website for your business

Yes. We charge $0 to design and develop your five-page WordPress website, and there is no deposit, setup fee, or required monthly plan from us. A public website still needs hosting and a domain, which you buy yourself, in your own name, from any provider you choose, and pay for directly. We do not sell hosting or earn anything from your provider. We fund the free build through optional work some clients hire us for later, and the full breakdown is on our why it's free page. You only need hosting once you approve the preview and decide to launch. If you already own a domain or hosting, we build on what you have.

Some clients hire us for optional work after their site is live, such as adding pages beyond the first five, ongoing updates and care, booking or form features, or help with content and search visibility. We quote that work separately and only when you ask for it. Nothing in the free build depends on it: you keep the five-page website, the hosting and domain stay in your name, and you can hire anyone else or do the updates yourself. We accept projects where a five-page site is the right fit, because a site that works well for you is the best way for us to earn future work and referrals. The larger paid services, such as custom web design, mobile apps, logo design, and SEO, are listed on our services page.

Yes. You own the domain, the hosting account, and the finished website from the start. Both accounts are opened in your business name and paid by you directly, so the provider's relationship is with you. At launch we hand over full WordPress administrator access, the same level of access we use to build it, plus the Elementor editor for changing text and images without code. The site runs on standard WordPress with no proprietary builder lock-in, which means you can back it up, move it to another host, or give access to a different developer whenever you like. We keep no hidden admin accounts after handover unless you ask us to stay on for support.

Your private preview is ready within 15 business days of receiving what we need to start, and we put the exact date in writing when we accept your project. If we miss it, we add a free sixth page. What we need: a clear description of your business, your services and service area, and any logo, photos, or existing copy you want used. The build moves faster when that material arrives early and feedback comes back within a day or two. After you review the preview, most launch edits take a few business days. Launch itself, connecting your domain and turning on HTTPS, usually happens within a day of your approval once hosting is ready. Larger scopes or slow replies can stretch the timeline, and we tell you up front if your project needs longer.

Nothing is owed. You review the private preview, and if it is not right for your business, you can decline to launch without a design invoice, cancellation fee, or follow-up sales pressure. You only buy hosting once you decide to launch, so declining costs you nothing. We ask for honest feedback on why the preview missed, since it helps us improve, but you are under no obligation to give it. If you are unsure, share the preview with your team first and decide once you have their feedback.

Five responsive WordPress pages built around the scope we agree on, usually Home, Services, About, Reviews, and Contact. You get a private preview and a round of launch edits before anything goes live. The build includes essential on-page SEO (page titles, descriptions, and a clean heading structure) and Google Search Console connected to your domain. At launch we turn on HTTPS and hand over the WordPress administrator login, so you can edit the site in Elementor yourself. Every page is checked on phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop sizes before you see it. You keep the domain, hosting, and site, and nothing in the build depends on buying extra services later.

Yes. The preview is a private link to the working site, so partners, staff, or anyone else you trust can click through it on their own phone or computer. Collect everyone's comments and send them to us as one list of launch edits. That keeps changes consistent and avoids two people asking for opposite things. Once you approve the edits, we launch. Because the preview is the working site rather than a set of images, your team can test the contact form, tap the phone number on a mobile, and check that each service reads correctly. Changes that fit the five-page scope are part of the free build.

Yes. Every page is built responsive, so the layout adjusts to the screen. Before the preview reaches you, we check each page at phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop sizes in current releases of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. Buttons, forms, and navigation get tested at each size, since most small business visitors arrive on a phone and need to call or send a message quickly. The contact details stay easy to reach on small screens, with a tap-to-call number and a short contact form. If something looks wrong on a device you use, send us a screenshot during the launch edits and we fix it before the site goes live.

No. Nobody can promise a ranking position or a number of leads. We build a fast, crawlable site with clear page titles, headings, and descriptions, and we connect Google Search Console so you can see how people find you. From there, results depend on your market, your competition, your reviews, and how you promote the business. Search Console will show which searches bring visitors once Google has indexed the site. What we can promise is the setup: essential on-page SEO on all five pages, HTTPS at launch, and Search Console connected to your domain so you can see how Google indexes the site and which searches bring visitors.

Tell us what the business does, the services you want featured, the area you serve, who your ideal customer is, and the one action visitors should take, such as calling you or requesting a quote. Send any logo, photos, and existing website text you already have. If you have none of that, we can still start: describe the business in plain words and we will draft the pages from your answers. The more specific you are about the customer you want, the better the pages will speak to them. For example, 'homeowners in two nearby towns who need emergency plumbing' gives us far more to work with than 'everyone.'

No drag-and-drop tool is involved on your side. Free website builders give you templates and leave the design and writing to you, often on a branded subdomain. We design and build the five pages for you on standard WordPress, in hosting and a domain you own. You can still edit everything afterwards in Elementor, so you get a finished site now and the freedom to change it later. A builder also usually keeps your site on its own platform. Our sites run on WordPress in your own hosting account, so you can move them to another host or hand them to another developer whenever you like.

Yes. The five-page format is designed for small businesses: local service companies, professional practices, and new businesses that need a credible website with a clear way to get in touch. If your business needs something larger, such as more than five pages, we will tell you before any work starts. We do not build online stores or e-commerce sites. Each site has the five pages a small business customer usually looks for: Home, Services, About, Reviews, and Contact. See what goes on each one on our free small business website page.