Open for new work
Cleaners, electricians, dog groomers, plumbers. If customers call you out to do a job, that's who I build for. A one-page site usually takes about three days, and there's no monthly fee to keep it online.
(01) Examples
The businesses don't exist, but the sites are fully built. Scroll to watch each one go past, or open it full screen and have a click around.
01 / 03House cleaningAustin, Texas
A small cleaning company run by its owner, Marisol. Warm colours, prices on the front page and a short quote form.
02 / 03ElectricianLeeds, UK
Two electricians doing domestic and small commercial work. Bold type and yellow, a bit like the side of a work van.
03 / 03Mobile dog groomingSydney, Australia
Jess runs a grooming van on Sydney's Northern Beaches. The site is a bit playful, with beachy colours and a price board like a café menu.
Real client work will go here once I have permission to show it
(02) How it works
It's pretty quick. Most of the back and forth happens in Fiverr messages, and you can check everything on your phone.
Step 01
Your business name, what you do and charge, the areas you cover, and any photos or logo you've got.
Step 02
You get a link to a working site with your own wording and photos in it.
Step 03
Just write them the way you'd say them. How many rounds you get depends on the package.
Step 04
I set up free hosting in an account in your name and connect your domain.
(03) Included
Whichever package you pick, you get all of this.
Most of your customers will be on a phone, so I design for that first and the desktop second.
A tap-to-call button, and a contact form that sends enquiries straight to your email.
I keep the wording plain and specific: what you do, where you do it and roughly what it costs.
There's no heavy page builder behind it, so it opens fast even on a weak signal.
Page titles, descriptions and the names of the areas you cover, to help you show up in local searches.
Text is easy to read, it works with a keyboard, and images have descriptions for screen readers.
The hosting account and the domain are in your name. If you ever want someone else to take over, they can.
You get a short guide for small edits, and you can message me about anything bigger.
(04) Prices
You order through Fiverr. They hold the payment until I've delivered the site, which keeps things safe for both of us.
$20
Good if you just need something better than a Facebook page.
$35
I write the wording for you and connect your own domain.
$50
A few pages, plus online booking so customers can pick a time.
You buy the domain name yourself (usually about $12 a year), so it's registered to you.
(05) FAQ
Juniper & Pine, Hartley Electrical and Scruff & Co. are concept sites for fictional businesses, made to show range. Their photos are AI-generated and their phone numbers are fake. Real client work only goes up here with the client's permission.
No. The site is hosted on a free Netlify or Cloudflare Pages plan, in an account that belongs to you. The only ongoing cost is the domain name, which is usually around $12 a year.
Your business name, the services you offer and what you charge, the areas you cover, and how you want customers to get in touch. Send photos and your logo if you have them. If you don't have photos, I'll use licensed stock images.
Yes. I'll send a short guide for simple edits like prices and opening hours. You also get all the files, so any web developer can work on it in the future.
Three days for Starter and Standard, five for Premium. That starts once I have your details. If you're in a hurry, ask about express delivery.
Send me a message with what you do and where you're based. If a one-page site is all you need, I'll tell you.
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