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Build it yourself.
Tick what you want. Open any piece to read what it actually is and what it costs. The price adds up as you go, and you can take the lot or just the parts you need.
Nothing is charged on this page. Whatever you build here comes back to you as a written scope with the full price on it, and nothing gets built until you have agreed to it.
Want the lot? Every piece below, $2,500.
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On its own$800
The quote becomes a job, the job becomes an invoice, and the invoice gets marked paid, without anything being retyped in between. Jobs carry the crew, the materials, the dates and what was quoted against what has been spent. Your existing customers and history come across at the start.
Why $800
The largest piece and the backbone everything else plugs into. It is the one thing here that replaces software you are already paying for every month, and the only one you would still be using every single day a year from now.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$500
Written properly rather than filled with placeholder copy, fast enough that nobody waits, and set up so search engines and AI assistants describe your business correctly instead of guessing. Works properly on a phone, which is where most of your customers will see it.
Why $500
The one price here calibrated against a real job. A site like this is worth $500. Everything else on this list is weighted against that number.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$325
A visitor picks a day, then a time, and it is done. No account to create and nothing to pay. They get a confirmation email with a calendar file attached so it lands on their phone, a reminder before the appointment, and a link that lets them move or cancel it themselves without calling you. Closed days never show up as bookable.
Why $325
The most complete and most proven piece we have. Priced high for its size because for a barber, a salon or a contractor it removes the actual job you are hiring us for, which is arranging appointments by text at nine at night.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$250
It picks up, holds a real conversation, and knows your business well enough to answer questions about it. It takes the caller's name, number, business and what they wanted, then emails you a summary and the full transcript. A missed call stops being lost business.
Why $250
Held at the price it already sells for on its own, so you can never find two different numbers for the same thing. It pays for itself on the first missed call it catches, and competitors charge close to this every month.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$200
Posts are written for your business, scheduled ahead, and published without anybody logging in. The page keeps working through the weeks nobody has time to feed it.
Why $200
Real value to a business that knows it should post and never does. Priced below booking because it does not touch money coming in the door.This one gets built for your job rather than switched on. Say so on the call.
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On its own$150
A form on your site that sends each enquiry where it should go, already labelled by what the person is asking about, instead of everything piling into one shared inbox that three people half-watch.
Why $150
Quick to build and genuinely important: it is the difference between a lead landing somewhere and a lead being lost. Priced modestly because it is nearly always bought alongside the website.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$100
The quote nobody followed up, the customer who has not been back in a year, the enquiry that went quiet. Sent on a schedule, in your words, without depending on somebody having a free afternoon.
Why $100
The cheapest way to win back money you have already earned, and the first thing to get dropped in a busy week. Priced low on purpose so it is an easy yes on top of something else.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$75
It answers questions about your business, points people at the right page, and takes their details so nobody is staring at a blank contact form. People can type to it or talk to it.
Why $75
Nice to have rather than need to have for most small businesses, so it is priced as an add-on. It earns its place by catching the visitor who will not fill in a form and will not call.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$50
Something arrives as a document, a photo or a PDF, and somebody currently retypes it into a system. This reads it and fills the fields instead.
Why $50
Only valuable if you actually receive documents, which most businesses do not in volume. Priced so it costs nothing to say yes to, and quoted properly if you need it at scale.What this is, and what it costs ↓Close ↑
On its own$50
The report somebody rebuilds every week out of the same five places. It is already in everyone's inbox before the first meeting, and nobody touched it.
Why $50
Genuinely quick once the data is already in the platform, because it is mostly configuration rather than construction. Priced to reflect that rather than to round the total up.
And one thing that is not a build
Ongoing work, if you want it
Everything above is built once and yours. This is the opposite: there is nothing to own, because it is not a thing, it is work somebody does every month. You can stop any month, and you keep everything written for you up to that point.
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Every month$150
When somebody types what you sell into Google, a handful of businesses get shown and the rest do not. Which ones get shown is not luck and it is not an accident, it is the result of work somebody did. This is that work, done every month, on your site and on your Google listing.
What happens every month
- Two new pages a month, written to answer the questions people are actually typing.
- Your Google Business Profile kept alive: posts, hours, services and photos, which is what decides the map results most people tap first.
- Your name, address and phone made consistent everywhere they appear online, and added where they are missing.
- Reviews asked for automatically after a job, and replies drafted for you.
- The site kept technically clean: titles, descriptions, page speed, phone layout, broken links and the sitemap.
- One page a month in plain English: what people searched to find you, what moved, and what we did.
Why $150
It is the one thing on this page that genuinely cannot be built once and left alone, because your competitors are still working on theirs. This work normally costs several hundred a month and often a good deal more. Go and get a quote from anyone else and then come back, because that comparison is the whole reason this price exists.This takes months, not weeks, and anybody who tells you otherwise is selling you something. Nobody can promise you a position on Google, us included. What we promise is the work above, done every month, and a report honest enough to show you when it is not working.
Your build
Nothing picked yet. Tick whatever sounds like your week, or take the lot.
Something unusual, or moving off software you already run? That is a real conversation rather than a checkbox, and it gets quoted on its own. Book a call instead.