Independent studio · Landing pages

A landing page your business actually owns.

Built for you, fast, and live in about a week. The domain is registered in your name, the source code is yours on request, and the price is one flat number agreed before anything starts.

One flat price · One project at a time · No monthly contract

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Selected work

Real sites, on real domains.

I take one project at a time, so the week you book is the week you get — and the next site in this section could be yours.

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What you get

No lock-in, written into the contract.

The most common way a small business gets stuck is that whoever built the site holds the domain. That does not happen here, and it is not a promise — it is a clause.

The domain is yours

Registered in your name, your email, your address — from day one, not transferred later. You hold the account; I get delegated access to do the work.

The code is yours

Ask any time and you get the full source. No proprietary builder, no page that dies if you stop paying me.

Built to load fast

No WordPress, no page builder, no plugin pile — just static files on a global edge network. It opens before your visitor decides to leave.

Everything in writing

Requests come in by email, each one logged and timestamped. You can look back at what was asked for and what was agreed, months later, without relying on anyone's memory.

How it runs

Four steps, about a week.

01

You send what you have

Photos, a menu, an old brochure, a Facebook page. Whatever exists — I work from that.

02

I build a first version

You see a real page on a real URL, not a mockup. Usually within a few days.

03

One round of changes

You send everything you want changed in one go. I make the changes.

04

It goes live on your domain

Your domain, your hosting account, your code. Then it is yours to keep or to hand to anyone.

Pricing

One number, agreed up front.

The build

$500one time

Up to 4 pages, up to 60 content items, mobile layout, map embed, basic SEO, and the first year of hosting. Your domain, registered in your name.

  • Up to 4 pages
  • Mobile-first layout
  • Basic SEO setup
  • Map + contact details
  • First year hosting
  • Source code on request
Optional add-onsReservation requests · Online ordering · Extra pages — from $200
  • Reservation requests$200

    A booking form on your site that emails you each request. If you already use OpenTable or Resy, I connect that instead.

  • Online ordering$350

    Your existing ordering service connected to the site so orders land in the system your kitchen already watches. If you do not have one yet, I help you pick and set it up.

  • Extra pages$150 each

    Beyond the four the build includes, priced in line with the build itself.

Quoted with the build, never added afterwards without your written agreement.

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Keeping it updated — optional

Only if you want it. Hosting, SSL, backups and uptime monitoring are in every plan; the difference is how much content updating comes with it.

Essential

Kept online and backed up. Updates billed as needed.

$25/mo

Standard

30 minutes of content updates a month. 2-day response.

$49/mo

Priority

2 hours of content updates a month. 1-day response.

$99/mo

Text and price edits, swapping photos, changing hours, adding a seasonal banner. New pages, redesigns and copywriting are quoted separately.

Straight answers

The questions people ask.

What if I stop working with you?

You keep everything. The domain is already in your name, and you can ask for the complete source files at any time — during the project or years later. There is nothing for me to hold onto.

I can get this cheaper locally.

You probably can. What usually happens next is the site is finished and the relationship ends — so a new project, a changed phone number or a new certificate means finding somebody all over again. What you are paying for here is that there is still someone to send it to.

How do we work together?

Over email. Every request lands in one place with a written record, so you can always look back at what was asked for and what was agreed — nothing depends on either of us remembering a conversation.

How long does it take?

About a week from the day you send your materials, assuming you come back on the first version within a couple of days. Collecting your photos and details is usually the slow part, not the building.

What is not included?

Writing your copy from scratch, photography and photo retouching, logo design, e-commerce checkout, and multi-language versions. If you need one of those I will say so up front and quote it separately, before any work starts.

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Tell me what you have.

A Facebook page, some photos, an old brochure — whatever exists is enough to start. You will get a written reply with a flat quote and a date, and nothing begins until you agree to both.

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Replies within one business day.