Designed and built by me, then put live on a real URL so you can open it on your phone and show people. No payment, no contract, no card, and nothing to cancel. I'm doing this for five businesses at a time.
Plenty of people will show you a mockup in a slide. This is the actual page, built the same way I build the ones people pay for.
If you like it, we finish the rest of the site at the normal fixed price: $350 for a one-page site or $800 for five pages, quoted in writing before I start. The homepage you already have is part of that, not an extra.
If you don't like it, keep the link. There is nothing to cancel because you never started anything, and I won't chase you. That is the whole arrangement.
I'll pull your existing colours, logo, photos and wording across, so what comes back looks like your business rather than like my taste. You should recognise it the moment it loads.
Then you can put the old one and the new one side by side on the same phone and decide for yourself. That is a much better test than anything I could tell you.
Send me your logo and a few photos and I'll work from those. A handful of photos off your phone is genuinely enough to start.
If you have neither, just tell me what you do and who you do it for, and I'll design something and show you. Getting the first version wrong is part of how this works, and it costs you nothing.
Because I would rather show you than pitch you. Most people hate being sold to, and I am not much good at it anyway. A homepage you can look at on your own phone answers the question a sales call is trying to answer, and it answers it more honestly.
The other half is simpler. If the homepage isn't good enough to make you want the rest of the site, then I haven't earned the job. Finding that out costs me a day of work. Finding it out after you have paid costs us both a great deal more.
What I get out of it is a piece of work I'm allowed to show other people, and sometimes a client. That is the entire trade, and there is nothing else attached to it.
Five is not a scarcity trick. I design and code every one of these myself, around the work I am already doing for people who are paying me. Five is honestly what fits. When those are finished I open it up again, and if you write while I'm full I'll tell you that instead of quietly adding you to a list.
Five questions, and none of them are about budget. I read every message myself and reply within 24 hours, including when the answer is that I'm full.
Faster than the form if you'd sooner just say it out loud.
There isn't one. You get a homepage and a link. I get a piece of work I can show other people. If you never write back, that is a normal outcome and I've still had the practice.
Tell me the name of the business and what you do. Worst case you end up with a free homepage on a link you can keep.
