CJS Web Services

Half the shops on your street are invisible after closing time.

When someone looks up a local business at 9pm, a phone number and a Facebook page usually isn't enough. I build the site that answers them, for businesses that never got around to one.


What working together looks like

Most people who email me have a phone number, a Facebook page and no time. You don't need to know anything technical, and you won't be asked to.

You tell me about the business

What you sell, who comes in, what you want people to do when they find you. Send photos if you have them, or take a few on your phone. I handle cropping and the rest.

I build it and send you a link

A real site with your hours, services and contact details, quick on a phone and set up so Google can read it properly. You see it working before anything is due.

You take the keys

You get a login to post updates, swap photos and change your hours yourself. The domain is registered in your name, and the code is yours if you ever want to take it elsewhere.

The Optimum Aquarium homepage, showing the store's name, a photograph of their sign and the current opening hours.

Optimum Aquarium

An aquatic pet store in Kennesaw, Georgia. Open since 2004, 748 Google reviews, and until this month, no website.

Weekly shipments
Staff post what arrived, with a photo, from their phone.
Photo gallery
They add and caption their own livestock pictures.
Opening hours
Editable, and they drive an automatic open or closed badge.
Ownership
Domain, hosting and database all in the store's own account.
Visit optaquarium.com

What it costs

$750
once, for the whole thing
  • +Design, build, and writing the content with you
  • +Your photos edited, cropped and placed
  • +An admin login so you can make changes yourself
  • +Set up to load fast and be read properly by Google
  • +The first year of hosting

After that first year, hosting and support are $150 a year. That covers keeping the site online, fixing anything that breaks, and making changes when you need them. Cancel whenever you like and I'll hand over the domain and the code.

Why I'm cheaper

 A design agencyMe
Cost$5,000 and up$750, all in
TimeSix to twelve weeksAbout a week
Changing your hoursSubmit a ticket, waitYou log in and change them
Who you talk toAn account managerMe, the person building it
If you leaveOften keep the domainDomain and code are yours
I'm one person without an office, a sales team or a marketing budget, so the price is what the work costs and nothing else. I'm early in my career and building a portfolio, which is the honest reason you get agency-quality work at this price.

Tell me about your business

Email me what you do and where you are. I'll send back a mockup of what your site could look like, free, before you decide anything.

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