Find the site that fits your business.
Eight kinds of sites, built for eight different problems. Find yours, see what changes in your day and what comes inside. Every one is designed from scratch by a family you can call by name, for local businesses anywhere in the U.S.
A site is not a brochure. It is the second look.
Most people meet a local business somewhere else first: a Google listing, a review, a friend. Then they open the site to check you out.
- It gets opened on a phone.In BrightLocal’s 2026 survey of U.S. consumers, 73% of people who searched for a local business started on a phone. A site has to work with one thumb, in a hurry.
- It is where people double-check.The same research found that 54% visit a business’s website after reading good reviews, up from 32% in 2019. They are not browsing. They are deciding.
- It answers before anyone asks.Hours, where you are, what you do, how to reach you. When those answers are right there, your phone rings for work, not for “are you open?”
That is the job we design every site around.
Start with the sentence you have said out loud.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each leads to a kind of site.
- I need one page that gets people to call.Quick landing page
- I need a home for everything customers look for.Full business website
- I want people to buy from me without messaging first.Online store
- My phone is full of “does 3 pm work?”Bookings and orders
- I want to be the place where buyers and sellers meet.Your own marketplace
- My business runs on spreadsheets and group texts.Custom web app
- My clients keep asking me where their files are.Client portal
- I want to rebuild my site, but I don’t know where to start.Site rebuild
The drawings are made-up examples, not real sites.
Quick landing page
I need one page that gets people to call.
One page with one job. It is for a new offer, a single service, a season, or a business with no site yet: anyone who needs people to take one next step and nothing else. The page does the first explaining, so the people who reach you already know what you do.
- One clear action.Call, ask for a quote or book. One thing at the top, so a stranger knows what to do next.
- A form that reaches your phone.Each request reaches you through an email alert, connected and tested before launch day.
- A button that calls you.Right where the thumb is, on a page built to open fast on any phone.
This one is yours ifyou can say what you want people to do in one sentence, and you want one page that does that well.
Full business website
I need a home for everything customers look for.
For salons, restaurants, contractors, clinics and shops: businesses with more than one thing to say. Instead of answering the same questions all day (what do you offer, where are you, are you open), your site answers them first, each on its own page, in your words.
- A page for each thing people look for.Your services, your hours, where you are, how to book. Designed around your business, never from a template.
- Your words, polished by us.You send what you have. We make it read well, and nothing goes live until you have approved every line.
- In any language you need.One language or two. You give us the words, yours or a translator’s, and we build the site around them.
- Your Google listing, connected.Checked against your site before launch, so the hours people see are the hours you keep.
This one is yours ifyou have services, a place or a team that deserve more than one page, and customers keep asking things your site could answer.
Online store
I want people to buy from me without messaging first.
For makers and shops with something to ship or hand over. If you can photograph it, it can go in a cart. Orders arrive while you are making the next batch or serving the person in front of you, not after a long thread of messages.
- Product pages.Photos and details for each thing you sell, so customers can decide without asking.
- A cart and a checkout on your own site.Customers pay you there, on your own domain, which stays yours.
- Payments and delivery, settled up front.We ask how you get paid and how you deliver, and your quote says exactly what we connect.
This one is yours ifpeople already ask you how to buy, and you would like the answer to be “right here.”
Bookings and orders
My phone is full of “does 3 pm work?”
For salons, barbers, clinics, cleaners, tutors and a bakery with pickup: any business that runs on appointments or pickup times. Customers pick a time themselves and the back and forth is over. It is the same kind of system you will use to book your call with us. Bookings are their own line in your quote, so you add them only if you want them.
- Only times that are really free.Customers see what is open and nothing else. Reminders go out on their own, so fewer people forget.
- Straight onto your calendar.Each booking lands in Google Calendar with the customer’s details.
- Pickup orders, too.For a bakery or a shop, customers choose the day and time they stop by.
This one is yours ifyou spend part of every day agreeing on times, and a calendar is where your day lives.
Your own marketplace
I want to be the place where buyers and sellers meet.
For people who know both sides of a market and want to be the one who connects them. Buyers say what they need and sellers answer, on your own domain. Your day changes from passing messages between two sides to running the place where they meet. It is a bigger build than a business website, so it starts with a call, not a form.
- Buyers ask, sellers answer.For example, homeowners post a job and local pros send a quote.
- Yours to run.On your own domain, designed from scratch around how your market works.
- Its own date.A marketplace is not a six-week site. Your quote sets the date for your project and writes it down.
This one is yours ifyou can already describe both sides of your market: who asks, who answers and what each one needs to see.
Custom web app
My business runs on spreadsheets and group texts.
For businesses with a routine that no off-the-shelf software fits, like scheduling crews, tracking jobs or handing out work. We build a tool around your own steps that opens in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with nothing for your team to install. The spreadsheet and the group text turn into one screen where everyone sees the same thing.
- Built around your steps.We start by walking through your week on a call, not by choosing features from a menu.
- Tells people what they need to know.For example, drag a job to a crew and the crew gets an email.
This one is yours ifyou can describe a routine step by step, and the tools you have tried were not made for it.
Client portal
My clients keep asking me where their files are.
For accountants, designers, contractors and property managers: anyone who sends the same files and updates again and again. Each client gets a private login with their orders, files and invoices in one place, on your own domain. “Where is my file?” stops being an email and becomes a login.
- A private login for each client.Each one signs in to their own page.
- Orders, files and invoices in one place.The things clients ask you for most, where they can find them at any hour.
- How it starts.A 30-minute call about what your clients ask you for. Your quote then says what we build and the day it goes live.
This one is yours ifyou send the same documents or updates every week, and your clients would rather find them themselves.
Site rebuild
I want to rebuild my site, but I don’t know where to start.
For a site that was built a while ago and no longer matches the business you run today. You do not need to know where to start: we do. The first step is the free check. Then we rebuild from scratch, not patch, and your words stay: we polish them, and nothing goes live until you approve every line.
- We begin with the free check.Your site, opened the way your customers see it, on a phone and a computer, with what to fix first on screen.
- Your domain and your listing, carried over.Once you give us access to your domain and your Google listing, we connect them to the new site and check before launch.
This one is yours ifyou have a site, you know it could be doing more, and you would rather see a plan than a guess.
Looking for your kind of business?
Four pages of the CONIKA website, on a computer and a phone. CONIKA’s page for people planning a house: the headline “Your house already began.” over a black-and-white photo of a low, modern house with a path to its door. CONIKA’s visualization page: the headline “A drawing is not enough.” over a black-and-white render of a glass-fronted house among tall trees. The first step of CONIKA’s booking, on a cream background: the heading “What do you need?” above options to pick from, such as images, video and a 360 tour. CONIKA’s cover page: a black screen with a cream LK monogram, the name CONIKA and, in small type, “The Archive · Number 01 · June MMXXVI”.
Our work
One real site, live now.
CONIKA is an architectural design and visualization studio in Pasto, Colombia. We designed and built conika.co from start to finish. Every page is in Spanish and English, there is a page for each kind of customer, and the booking adds each appointment to Google Calendar with a Google Meet link. It has been live since June 2026, and it is the one site we show so far, because we only show what we made.
Visit conika.co (opens in a new tab)Whichever you pick, this stays the same.
These come with every site we build, and they are the same promises we put in writing on How we work.
- You see it first.You see the whole site before anyone else does, and nothing goes live until you say so.
- Designed from scratch, texts polished.No templates. We make what you send read well. Writing everything from scratch is its own line in your quote, only if you want it.
- Connected and tested.Your form, the email alerts and your Google listing are connected and tested before launch day.
- Two rounds of changes.You ask for changes to the design twice before launch. Anything past that is quoted first, never billed by surprise.
- Care after launch.Our monthly plan comes with every website quote: updates, backups, checks, one real improvement a month and a dashboard for your text and photos. Three months first, then month to month.
- It is yours.The code, the content and the domain are yours. If you ever leave, we hand it over still working.
What changes the number in your quote.
We don’t publish prices, because the right one depends on your business. Here is what moves it, so your quote never comes as a surprise.
- The kind of site.One page that gets people to call is a different build from a full business website or an online store. A marketplace, a web app or a client portal is bigger still, so it starts with a call and gets a date of its own.
- How many pages, and how much to say.A page for each thing your customers look for: your services, your team, your hours, how to book. More to say means more to design, polish and test.
- Who writes the words.Polishing the texts you send is included. Writing them from scratch is its own line in your quote, only if you want it.
- Whether it takes orders, times or payments.A cart and a checkout, bookings on your calendar, or a connection to a tool you already use each change what we build. Your quote says exactly what we connect.
- How many languages.A site in two languages has every page twice, so there is more to build, polish and check. You give us the words, yours or a translator’s.
- What runs itself, and what comes after launch.Each automation is its own line, with its monthly upkeep inside it. Care, our monthly plan, is a line on every website quote. A logo or ads, if you ask for them, are their own lines too.
Whatever the mix, you get one fixed price in writing the day after our call. We never bill by the hour, and nothing is added without your yes.
Add only what you would use.
Bookings, instant replies, an assistant for the usual questions, quotes and invoices that follow themselves up, review requests and a monthly page of what worked are extras on a website quote. Each one is its own line, and you say yes or no to each. Automation also works alone, with the site you already have.
See what runs itself- Business websiteFixed price
- BookingsIts own line
- Instant repliesIts own line
- Review requestsIts own line
- CareMonthly
Your options, straight.
There is more than one good way to get a website. Here is who each one suits and what to ask before you choose, including us.
- Building it yourself with Wix or SquarespaceGood forA simple first site: a few pages, your hours, a contact form. It also suits you if you enjoy tinkering and have the evenings for it.Watch forHow much of your own time it will take, and that you start from a template other businesses also use. Ask whether you can take the site with you if you leave the platform, and which plan you need for the features you want. Some tools, such as a site assistant, work only on the paid plans.
- Hiring a freelancerGood forA clearly defined job, when you have found someone whose work you like and who has the time right now.Watch forWho looks after the site after launch, what happens if they get busy or move on, and who owns the code and the domain. Ask for the scope, the price and the date in writing.
- Hiring an agencyGood forLarger projects: several locations, a full brand, video, ad campaigns, or anything that needs a bigger team with a specialist for each part.Watch forWho will do the work on your project, whether you will talk to the same person all the way through, how changes are billed and how long the whole thing takes.
- Lemons DigitalGood forA local business that wants one family to design, build and look after the site, with a fixed price, a launch date and everything you own, in writing.Watch forWe are not the best fit if you want to build it yourself this weekend, if you need a site live this week (a website takes about six weeks on average), or if you need a large team for many locations. We have one published site so far, conika.co, so ask us anything and start with the free check.
Not sure which one is yours? Start with the free site check. It takes about two minutes, costs nothing and shows you what you have today.
Before you pick.
More questions- I don’t know which one I need. Is that a problem?
- No. We ask about your work, not about technology. The free check looks at what you have today, the 30-minute call is where you tell us what people ask you all day, and the next day your quote says what we would build. If what you need is not on this list, say so: the free check has a “Something else” answer, and the call is for exactly this.
- Why isn’t there a price here?
- A bakery and a roofer do not need the same site, so any number here would be wrong for one of them. You get a real, fixed price in writing the day after our call, and asking costs nothing.
- How long does it take?
- For a website, about six weeks on average from the day your texts and photos reach us, and your quote has the exact date. A marketplace, a web app or a portal is a bigger build, so its date is set for it.
- Can I change things myself later?
- Text and photos, yes, from your own dashboard while you have Care. The dashboard ends when Care does, and the site stays yours.
Tell us which one sounds like you.
Start with the free check: about two minutes, mostly taps. We open your site the way your customers do and show you what to fix first. No call needed. No site yet? Book a call and we start from a blank page.
Free site check- 01Free checkabout 2 min
- 02Call30 min
- 03Quotethe next day
- 04Design and build6 weeks on average
- 05Careevery month