A website that gets people in

The Website is a basic site that gets people in: five pages built from your brand, with your links, on accounts in your name. $300, one-time, for businesses.
What you get
- Five pages, built from your brand
- Your links: call, text and email, your map and your Google reviews, your social pages, and where your customers already order or book
- On accounts in your name: your domain, your hosting and your code
- No hosting bill from us
A request form that takes photos, online booking and anything more are added as quoted work. What is quoted
Who it is for
A business that sells a service or a product to its own customers, and needs to be found and reached: lawn, pool, mobile detailing, coaching, retail or a restaurant.
The Website
How it is paid: $300, paid in full to start.
Every build comes with a written scope, a written delivery date and the price, before you pay anything. How paying works
Call or text Shaun (352) 745-9890
Real screens
What your customers see
From the Stillmoor Cleaning walkthrough, our sample company: its website, and the request form with photos that is added as quoted work. Then Bautista Luxe Homecare's live site.
Stillmoor
Stillmoor
Stillmoor
Stillmoor
Live · client Bautista Luxe Homecare, a client's live site. bautistaluxehomecare.com
Questions owners ask
Do I pay you every month?
No. It is a one-time price. The site runs on free plans in your name; you pay your domain renewal to your own registrar. The only monthly thing we sell is the optional Care plan.
Who owns the site?
You do. The domain, hosting and code are on accounts in your name from day one. What you own
Can I add more later?
Yes. The foundation, and anything built on it, is added when you are ready. The Foundation
What does a website cost elsewhere?
We publish our price so you can compare it yourself. The Website is $300, with no hosting bill from us.
Next
Tell us about your business.
Two minutes, and we reply within one business day. Or call Shaun at (352) 745-9890, or email guerrillaxai@gmail.com.

