Your work, front and center
Services you actually offer, in the words your customers use. Your photos. Your service area on a real map.
Take a look before you decide anything. We built it from your Google reviews, your photos, and your hours. No meetings, no questionnaire, nothing to fill out. If you like it, it is live in about 48 hours.
Texts reach me fastest. I answer from wherever I am.
No website
You are on Google, you have the reviews, the phone rings. But when a homeowner is comparing three quotes, two of those companies have websites and one has a map pin. Property managers and general contractors ask for a website before they will put you on a vendor list. And the reviews you earned over a decade live on a page you do not own.
A website will not make the phone ring by itself. What it does is keep you from getting screened out by people who were already going to call someone.
Most web companies want a deposit, a discovery call, and six weeks before you see anything. That is a bad fit for someone running trucks. Everything needed to build your site is already public, so we built it first.
Your reviews, photos, hours, services, and service area come off your Google Business Profile. We put them into a real site. You do nothing, and you do not know it is happening.
We send you a link. It is your actual site, not a mockup. Look at it on your phone in the truck. Costs you nothing and there is nothing to sign.
No is a fine answer and the preview comes down the same day. If it is yes, send us your domain name, or we will get you one.
About 48 hours. We handle the domain, the hosting, the email forwarding, and every change after that. You never log into anything.
I am Matt Barge. I build software for a living in Austin, Texas, and I operate a couple of small businesses, which means I have been the guy answering the phone and worrying about where the next call comes from.
When you text the number on this page, it comes straight to my phone. When you ask for a change to your site, I am the one who makes it. If you want to see work I own and operate, look at hoteldilley.com and cityplacebnb.com, both businesses I run. The same systems that build those build these, which is why you can have one without a four-figure invoice and a six-week wait.
Services you actually offer, in the words your customers use. Your photos. Your service area on a real map.
The five-star reviews you earned, pulled onto a page you control instead of sitting on a Google panel.
Most of your customers will see it on a phone, standing in the room with the problem. Tap to call from anywhere on the page.
Someone fills out the form, it lands in your text messages and your inbox. No portal, no app, no login.
Set up to show up when someone searches your trade and your town, with your business details structured the way search engines read them.
Hosting, security, updates, and changes. New service, new phone number, new hours: text us and it is done.
Everything on your preview came from your public Google Business Profile: the reviews your customers left, the photos on your listing, your hours, and your address. Nothing private, nothing purchased from anybody.
Your preview is not published and not searchable. Nobody finds it by accident. If you would rather it did not exist, reply to the email and it is gone the same day, no pitch.
From your public Google Business Profile, the same listing anyone sees when they search your business. Reviews, photos, hours, address, phone. Nothing private and nothing bought from a list broker.
Reasonable question. Nothing is asked of you until you have seen a finished website and decided you want it. There is no deposit, no card up front, and no contract. If you want to reach a person first, text the number on this page and you will get Matt, not a queue.
Text or email them and they get made. You will never be asked to log into a builder.
Honest answer: a website does not create demand. What it does is keep you from being passed over when someone is already comparing you against two competitors, and it gets you onto vendor lists that require one. If somebody promises you a specific number of leads, be careful.
That is a start, and you should keep it. It does not show up well in search, it looks personal rather than professional to commercial customers, and you do not control it. Most people want both.
You keep your domain, and we hand over the site files so another developer can pick them up. Nothing is held hostage.
Yes, everything stays exactly as it is. The site points at the number you already answer.
Send your domain, or say you need one and we will handle it. Live in about 48 hours. If you would rather talk first, call or text.
Or skip the form: text (650) 468-7455 and I will answer.