A fast, clean, mobile-first website for your business — written by hand, live in two to three days, and yours to keep. One price, paid once. No contract, no monthly fee, no agency.
I'll build a real version of your site before you pay anything. If you don't like it, that's the end of it — you owe me nothing and I delete it.
Paid once, up front. That's the whole price.
One page, done properly, rather than six pages nobody scrolls. Everything a customer needs to call you is above the fold on a phone.
Not "responsive" as an afterthought — designed on a phone screen and checked on a real device before it ships. No pinching, no zooming, no sideways scroll.
A tappable call bar fixed to the bottom of every phone screen. It's the single highest-value element on a service business's site, and almost nobody has one.
A working contact form wired to your email address. No dashboard to log into, no app to check, nothing extra to learn.
No page builder, no plugin stack, no tracking scripts, no cookie banner. The page you're reading is a single file — that's why it appeared instantly.
Secured with a certificate that renews itself, on your own domain. No browser warning telling visitors your site isn't safe.
Business details marked up so Google can read your name, phone, hours and location directly. It costs nothing and most older sites don't have it.
Four steps. You're involved in two of them, for about twenty minutes total.
Business name, phone, hours, what you do, and a few photos — or I'll pull them from your Google listing if that's easier. Five minutes of your time.
A real, live page you can open on your own phone. Not a mockup, not a PDF, not a slide deck. Free to look at, and you haven't paid anything yet.
Wrong colour, wrong wording, missing service, photo you hate. I make the changes before any money moves.
$750 by card. Then I connect your domain, hand over the login details, and update your Google listing with the new address. Usually live the same day.
Because the price of a website has almost nothing to do with the website. It's the account manager, the sales call, the discovery workshop, the project manager, the office, and the six weeks of email between them.
There's none of that here. You talk to the person building it, the scope is one page, and I use modern tools — including AI — to do in an afternoon what used to take a fortnight. I review every line of it myself, and I'm the one who picks up the phone when something breaks.
That's the entire trick. It isn't cheaper because it's worse; it's cheaper because there are four fewer people standing between you and it.
Being straight about the edges, so nothing surprises you later:
Two to three days from the moment you send your details. If you're in a genuine hurry, say so — a single page is a day's work, and the delay is usually waiting on content from you, not build time.
You own it. The domain is registered in your name, the files are yours, and you get the login details. If you decide next year that you'd rather someone else looked after it, you hand them the keys and nothing of yours is trapped with me. Rented websites you can never leave are a common trick and not one I'm interested in.
Then you don't pay. I build the first version before taking any money precisely so this is a real answer and not a policy. Tell me what's wrong and I'll fix it; tell me it's not for you and I'll delete it. No invoice either way.
Yes, and that's the honest reason it's $750 instead of $3,000. I use AI tools to do the repetitive parts fast. I make the design decisions, I review every line that ships, I test it on a real phone, and I'm the person you call when something's wrong. If anyone tells you they don't use these tools in 2026, check whether they're charging you for the difference.
Almost certainly not. For a local business, the visitor wants four things — what you do, whether you're any good, where you are, and how to reach you — and they want them without clicking. Splitting that across six pages adds navigation, not information. If you genuinely need more, I'll tell you, and I'll quote it honestly.
Usually not worth it. Rebuilding a page from scratch takes me less time than untangling an old theme with a decade of plugins on it, and you end up with something faster. If your current site is close to fine, I'll say so rather than sell you a rebuild you don't need.
I'm not going to promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. What I can tell you is what the site does: it loads fast, it works on phones, and your business details are marked up so Google can read them — all three of which Google measures. Rankings depend on your competitors, your reviews and your location, none of which I control.
Rova. I run this on my own — no team, no sales department. The person who answers the phone is the person who builds the site. Waystone Web Studio is new, which is a fair thing to weigh up; it's also why I build first and invoice second, so the risk of finding out sits with me rather than you.
Send me your details and I'll build a real version of your site — live, on a link, free to look at. If you like it, it's $750. If you don't, tell me and it's gone.