You don’t own your LinkedIn – Instagram – TikTok profiles or your followers.

Platforms change. Algorithms evolve. Accounts get shut down.

Your website is your professional home base. An asset you control and many of your clients will expect to see before they buy. It’s not just a nice-to-have. It’s your foundation.

And you don’t need to go into debt to get what you need.

Chosen by Solo Founders, Creators, and Service Providers

I’m Justin

I started a blog about restaurants and entertainment when I was working in real estate. I learned, I built traffic, I turned that blog into a lead genrating machine. I eventually realized that there were a ton of small businesses and solo founders trying to DIY their websites without success. It seemed to be a trend for small business owners on a budget… “I’ll figure it out.”

I’ve worked with small business owners, creators, and service providers who try to juggle it all. I’ve watched it, I’ve lived it, and I get it. Budget matters, but I’d argue time matters more. Every moment you spend on something that takes you away from actively running your business, you lose. You don’t have to phone it in now and “upgrade later.”

So I’m here to help. A small investment now sets your business up for future growth. No crushing retainers or long-term contracts.

Investment

$2,250 – $3,000

Here’s the deal. Yes, the investment varies a bit from site to site, but the majority of websites I build for small and solo businesses land in this range. This typically includes:

  • 1-3 pages designed for your brand, built from scratch
  • Website copy written in your voice for your buyers
  • Brand Clarity Mastermind
  • Clean, strategic layout to keep visitors engaged
  • Calls to action that eliminate barriers to purchase
  • Mobile responsive design
  • Custom images and graphics

This does not include:

  • Hosting ($150-$300/year paid to the provider)
  • Domain name (check GoDaddy for pricing and availability)
  • Email ($14 per user per month through Google Workspace)
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