A site written from scratch for your business rather than fitted into a theme. Designed around the way customers actually reach you, built to load quickly on a phone, and live in five business days to two weeks.
$800 to build Then $99/mo Live in five business days to two weeks
Six things earn their place on a page that has to turn a stranger into a phone call. The wireframe holds every one of them.
Four stages, and billing does not begin until the last one is finished.
Two builds with very different jobs to do, put together on the same footing.
Old School Pizza needed the menu readable on a phone in about four seconds and the number one tap away, because the decision to order happens fast and usually while somebody is doing something else. The site leads with the deals and puts calling above everything.
DCATT runs certification courses across cybersecurity, networking, and cloud, which is far more information than a single page can carry. The build gave the catalogue a structure people can navigate and left it straightforward to keep current as schedules change.
“Very professional from information gathering to design and development. To say they were efficient in all phases is an understatement.” Glen C., Founder, DCATT
Launch day is the start of the arrangement. These five run for as long as you are with us, and none of them arrives as a separate invoice.
No hosting bill
No renewal dates to diarise
Cancel by email, keep your files
Quoting jobs and losing them to missed calls? The Lead Machine is $800 to build and $399 a month, and adds the estimator, the dashboard, and automatic text-back. Anything with logins or member data becomes a scoped project.
What owners ask before committing to a build.
Every page is drawn and written for your business rather than dropped into a theme. There is no template underneath, which is why two Alp sites in the same trade do not resemble each other. What stays consistent is the underlying structure, because the things that make a site load quickly and rank properly work the same way everywhere.
Yes, and it usually shortens the build. If you have photos of real work and text you are happy with, we use them. If you do not, we write the copy from a short interview about how you describe the job and what customers keep asking you, then you read it before launch and tell us what is wrong.
The Starter plan covers five, which suits most shops with a handful of services. Past that, the Lead Machine plan runs to fifteen pages and adds the quote estimator for trades. If you need more than fifteen, or the site starts behaving like software, that becomes a custom quote.
Yes. If you have brand colours, a logo, signage, or a wrapped van, the site is built to sit alongside them so a customer recognises the same business. If your branding is thin or dated we will say so and work with what holds up rather than quietly redesigning your logo.
Usually fresh, because rebuilding on top of a slow theme keeps the problems that made you call. Your content, photos, page structure, and search history carry across, so a rebuild does not mean starting from nothing. If your current site is sound and only slow, site optimization is the cheaper answer and we will point you there.
Tell us what your business does and how customers reach you now. We will tell you what a site would change, and whether it is worth the monthly rate for you.
Most enquiries get a reply the same day, usually within a couple of hours.
