Every one is a real, finished website, not a mockup. Open any of them and you are looking at the exact output we hand a customer, built out with their brand, their words and their photos. Each preview uses example content for a business that does not exist.
Warm and product-forward, built around the two sections that sell a maker: how the thing is made, and who makes it.
Call-first and proof-heavy. Somebody looking for a plumber has water on the floor, so the phone is the spine of the page and the licence number is visible, not buried.
Visit-focused. The page answers "can I go there right now, and is it worth the trip", so the hours lead and Directions is the first button on a phone.
Question-answering. People choosing a professional arrive with questions rather than a shopping list, so the FAQ is a main section with topic groups, not a footnote.
Portfolio-forward and the only dark one. The work is the argument, so the gallery is the page and everything else supports it.
The visible design is the part you choose. The part that makes an assistant able to read your business is identical in every template, and it is the reason we build websites at all.
Your facts on the page in plain words: what kind of business you are, your address, your phone, your hours. Structured data that says the same thing, for Google. A sitemap. A robots.txt that welcomes the assistants people ask for recommendations instead of turning them away.
The previews above have their structured data removed on purpose. It describes a business that does not exist, and publishing that on a live domain is the exact thing we spend our days telling people not to do.
Every build runs through the same measurement as the AI Visibility Monitor, against the finished files, and it has to score 90 or better to go live. All five templates score 100 on the examples above.
The score depends on you as well as on us. Hours are worth 18 points and no amount of markup substitutes for the fact, so the things we ask you for during the build are the things that decide the number.
$500 today for the build. Hosting and a monthly Google Analytics report are $50/month, starting 30 days after you buy, around when your site goes live.
Straight after paying you fill in one form with everything we need to build it: your services, hours, reviews, logo and photos. It saves as you go, so you can finish it later.
Not sure a new site is what you need? Run the $5 Monitor on the site you have first. If it turns out your site is fine, we will tell you so.
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