Small businesses we build for.
From owner-operators to teams under 50 employees. The signed scope determines which services, locations, proof, tools, and next steps the site needs to explain.
Local service businesses
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC teams, roofers, landscapers, and cleaners. Service-area pages, approved project galleries, forms, and review links can be included.
Brick-and-mortar & retail
Boutique shops, bakeries, restaurants, gyms, studios, and salons. Approved hours, menus, ordering links, gift cards, maps, and event information can be scoped.
Professional services
Accountants, lawyers, financial planners, insurance brokers. Factual copy prepared for the client's review, intake paths, calendar booking, and credibility signals first.
Contractors & trades
General contractors, custom builders, remodelers, fence builders, and deck builders. Approved project galleries, financing links, service areas, and quote-request paths can be included.
B2B small businesses
Manufacturers, distributors, fabricators, specialty suppliers. Product catalogs, capability statements, RFQ forms, certifications, and trade-show presence.
Family-run businesses
Multi-generation businesses, family farms, and neighborhood shops. The design can preserve the real company history while making current services and ownership clear.
Light ecommerce
Shopify, BigCommerce, or hosted Stripe checkout can be considered for a contained catalog. Product count, checkout, customer accounts, email automation, taxes, and fulfillment are separate scope decisions.
Membership & subscription
Membership and recurring-payment requirements can be scoped around an approved provider. Portals, gated content, billing logic, user accounts, and support needs affect price and timing.
Owner-operators & solopreneurs
One-person businesses with a defined offer. The site can make the founder, services, proof, and contact path clear without presenting the business as larger than it is.