Websites and Google listings for Washington shops and trades.
The work is good. Make sure people can reach you. Most of the shops and trades we look at have great reviews and steady customers. What costs them work is smaller: a call that rings out while hands are busy, a website link that goes nowhere, a Google listing with old hours. We fix those things for a fixed price.
No sales calls. Fill in a short form and we reply by text or email within one business day.
Where jobs slip away
- Missed calls
- When you’re under a car or on a roof, the phone goes to voicemail. Many callers don’t leave one; they call the next name on the list. A text right away (“Sorry we missed you, what do you need?”) keeps the conversation going.
- Customers can’t find you
- Wrong hours, a missing category, or no photos on your Google listing means fewer calls from people searching nearby. That listing is often seen more than your website.
- Broken links
- A website button that leads to an error page, an expired domain, or a free “wixsite” address makes a solid business look closed or careless.
Does it pay for itself?
We use the low end of the numbers we could find, not the best case.
Auto shop, missed-call text-back. Say you miss 40 calls a month and your average job is about $350. If texting back wins back only 1 in 10 of those callers (the weaker results reported across 60 contractor accounts), that’s 4 jobs, about $1,400 a month, against $59. One recovered job covers about six months.
Plumber, same idea. At around $450 a job, one recovered call pays for more than seven months of text-back. Two cover a $750 website.
Salon or barber, appointment reminders. A review of 21 studies found text reminders cut no-shows from about 21% to 15%. At 300 appointments a month and $35 a visit, that’s roughly $260 a month kept.
Google listing cleanup. Published case studies report 33% to 150% more calls after fixing an incomplete listing. Results vary a lot; if a $150 fix brings in a single extra job a year, it has paid off.
Sources: missed-call recovery, gorapidlocal.com (60 contractor accounts, 2026, bottom quartile 10–12%); reminders, BMJ Open 2016 meta-analysis; listing case studies, softonrank.com and govindmarketingexpert.com. Vendor-reported figures are marketing numbers, which is why we use the low end. Your numbers will be different.
Prices
| Price | You get | |
|---|---|---|
| Quick fix | $150 one time | A broken domain or website link fixed, or your Google listing cleaned up: categories, hours, services, photos, and the right website link. |
| Starter site | $750 one time | A 1–3 page site that works on phones, on your own domain, with a request or quote form. Includes a Google listing cleanup. |
| Care plan | $29/month cancel anytime | Hosting, small edits when your hours or services change, uptime checks, and form messages sent to you. |
| Text-back & reviews | $59/month + $49 setup | An automatic text to anyone whose call you missed, a review-request text after a job, and one inbox for the replies. The setup fee covers the required texting registration. |
| Booking add-on | $150 one-time setup | Online booking with text reminders, included in the $59 plan once set up. |
Domain registration is passed through at cost, usually $10–15 a year. Nothing else is added later.
What happens next
- Fill in the short form below. A few lines is plenty.
- We reply within one business day by text or email, whichever you prefer, with what we’d do and the fixed price.
- You decide. If it’s not a fit, that’s the end of it. No follow-up calls.
Why us
- Based in Washington. We work with small towns, not just Seattle.
- Small and personal: you deal with the person doing the work.
- Fixed prices, written down before we start.
- No long contracts. Monthly plans cancel anytime.
- You own your domain and your site. If you leave, they go with you.