Four things, priced up front
Small marketing sites for local businesses and community organizations. If you need bookings, payments, or customer accounts, I'll tell you honestly that's an app, not a website, and point you somewhere better.
New website
One to eight pages. Your services, your photos, your phone number, and a contact form that actually lands in your inbox. Written and built around the calls you want to get.
From $1,200Monthly maintenance
Hosting, domain monitoring, uptime, and two content changes a month. Price change, new photo, new service, updated hours — send it and it's done.
$75/mo or $750/yrGoogle Business Profile
Set up and verified properly the first time. For a local service business this is worth more than the website — it's what puts you on the map when someone searches at 9pm with a burst pipe.
$350 one-timeRedesign
You have a site, it's slow, it looks dated, or the person who built it stopped answering. I rebuild it and hand you the keys to everything.
From $2,000Why plain wins
Same customer, same phone, same bad signal in a truck. The difference is what the page has to load before they can read your number.
Typical figures for small business sites — not a benchmark of any specific one.
Plain sites break less
Most small business sites run on WordPress with a stack of plugins. That's why they get hacked, why they go down, and why someone has to be paid every month to patch them. I don't build them that way.
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Nothing to hack
No database, no login page, no plugins. The attacks that take down small business sites need something to attack. There isn't anything here.
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Loads instantly
A page is a file. It shows up before your customer gets bored, on a phone, on bad service, in a truck on the side of the road.
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Any developer can take over
No proprietary tools, no lock-in. If you ever want someone else, they can pick it up the same afternoon. That's on purpose.
Nassau County Heat
A volleyball club that needed parents to find tryout dates, rosters, schedules, and forms without calling a coach.
- Tryout dates, fees, rosters, and schedules in one place
- Parent forms that submit straight to the club's inbox
- Loads fast on a phone in a gym with bad signal
- Updated in minutes when a schedule changes mid-season
One person, and you'll have his number
I'm Jeremy Carter. I build websites for businesses and organizations here in Nassau County, and I do it as one person rather than a team you never meet. When you call, you get me. When something needs changing, I'm the one who changes it.
That's a real trade-off and I'd rather name it than hide it. An agency has more hands. What you get instead is someone who answers, prices published so you never sit through a quote call, and a website you own outright — domain, code, and all — from the first day to whenever you decide you're done with me.
Jeremy Carter · Nassau County, Florida
Start a projectTell me what you need
Whether it's a first website or replacing one you're stuck with, send a few lines about the business and I'll come back with a straight answer and a price. No pitch deck.