How it works
One form from you. The rest is us.
No deposit, no meeting, no contract to read. Here's the whole thing, start to finish, including what happens a year from now.
You'll deal with two people, and that's it. One of us finds you and figures out what you need. The other one builds it. Nobody gets handed off to a department.
About a minute
You describe it
Your name, a phone number, and a sentence about what you want. "Roofing company." "My wedding in June." "Somewhere to put my grandma's recipes." That's genuinely enough to start.
YouSame day
We text you back
A few quick questions by text — whatever we need to make it right. No calls unless you want one.
Usually 2–3 days
We design and build it — free
Not a sketch or a picture of a website. A real one, at a link you can open, scroll and tap. Show it to somebody. If you don't like it, say so and we'll change it — still free. If we're backed up that week, we'll tell you up front instead of going quiet.
UsWhen you're ready
You say go
Pick a plan on the pricing page and put a card on file. That's the first moment money is involved. Monthly or yearly, cancel whenever.
YouUsually 1–3 days
It goes live on your own domain
We buy and set up yourbusiness.com in your name, put the site on it, turn on the padlock, submit it to Google, and set up your Google Business Profile so you show up on Maps.
UsForever after
We keep it running
Hosting, backups, security, uptime. Text us a photo and it's on the site the next business day. When the season turns, we swap it over without being asked. If something breaks at 9 p.m., it's our problem, not yours.
UsWhat we need from you. Honestly, not much.
A phone number
So we can send you the link and ask a question or two. That's the only field we can't work without.
Photos of your work
Phone photos are fine — better than stock, honestly. Text them over whenever. We'll handle the cropping and sizing.
Anything else
A logo, your hours, prices, a competitor's site you like, colors you hate. If you don't have any of it, we'll make good choices and you can correct us.
Questions, answered straight
Is the free design really free?
Yes, and there's no card, no trial that quietly starts charging. We build it because showing you a finished site works better than describing one. If you pass, we delete it and we're still friendly.
Who owns the site?
On a subscription, we own and maintain the code and you use it — like leasing a truck that we also fuel and repair. The domain is registered in your name and the content is yours. If you'd rather own everything outright, the one-time plan does that.
What if I stop paying?
The site goes offline and shows a plain "temporarily offline" notice. Nothing gets deleted. Start the plan again and it's back within minutes. No late fees, no collections — we just don't run sites that aren't paid for.
I'm not in Wisconsin. Does that matter?
No. We're in Green Bay, we work over text and email, and none of this needs you in the room. We'll build for anyone in the US.
I already have a website I hate. Can you fix it?
Usually we rebuild rather than repair — it's faster and cheaper than untangling someone else's work. We can keep your domain, your text, your photos, and your Google ranking. Send us the link and we'll tell you honestly which makes more sense.
How fast can I have it?
Usually two or three days for the free design, and live within a few days of you saying go. We're two people, so if we're slammed that week we'll say so instead of leaving you guessing. If you have a hard date — a wedding, an opening, a storm you're chasing — tell us up front and we'll tell you straight whether we can hit it.
Can you do something nobody's asked for before?
Those are our favorites. A scoreboard, an ice-thickness tracker, a countdown, a private family archive. Describe it in a sentence and we'll tell you what it would take, including if the answer is "that's a bigger project than a monthly plan."
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. You'll never see a dashboard, a plugin update, or a hosting bill. You text us; things change. That's the whole interface.