Local Starter: a one-page business website
A focused one-page presence built to create credibility and more calls.
Use the small-business website checklist to prepare your services, contact details, and next customer step.
A business with a small service list and one clear next step: call, request a quote, or open an existing booking service.
One-page lead-generation website
Willow & Strand
Services, hours, and an easy way to book.
A focused page sends visitors to your existing booking provider. It does not include a custom booking engine.
Fictional business and sample workflow. This is not client work or evidence of commercial results.
What’s included.
- One page with five to seven sections
- Services, hours, reviews, and Google Maps
- Click-to-call, text, and quote or contact form
- External booking-service link
- Foundational SEO, sitemap, and Search Console submission
- Traffic and call-click tracking
- Domain connection and secure Cloudflare hosting
- One revision round
With every new build
- Mobile-first design
- Tested customer actions
- Launch support
- Clear written scope
- 30-day defect correction
Website Care
$39 Monthly
Optional
- Hosting, SSL, and deployment administration
- Uptime, form, and booking-link checks
- Security and performance review
- 30 minutes of minor existing-layout edits monthly
- Quarterly traffic and action-click summary
Without care: $65/hour with a one-hour minimum, scheduled as available, with no ongoing monitoring.
Annual option: $390 prepaid.
Response targets describe an initial response, not a guaranteed resolution time. The written scope defines covered work.
What we need from you.
Your service details, business hours, public contact information, logo or approved brand assets, usable photos, and the booking link you already use.
Content, account access, and decisions needed for the project are agreed before work begins.
Agree the work first.
A focused one-page site. A custom booking engine, customer accounts, payments, or internal business software require a separate scope.
The written scope confirms pages, functionality, responsibilities, third-party costs, care requirements, schedule, plus final price before work begins.
Planning windows depend on the agreed scope, timely content, feedback, required access, plus third-party dependencies. The project schedule is confirmed in writing.