Other web designers send you a portfolio. You are standing in ours.
This is a Livewire site, and yours is built the same way on an address of your own, from $999. We need twelve answers and about fifteen minutes of your day. The other ten business days are ours, or the build fee is waived.
Built in Mississauga, priced in Canadian dollars, and the number on this page is the number you pay.
The work is looking for you. It cannot find you.
Somebody recommends you at a barbecue. The next thing that happens is a search for your name, and when nothing comes back the job goes quietly to whoever did turn up. You never find out it happened, which is the expensive part: there is no lost quote sitting in your inbox to chase.
A Facebook page does not close that gap. It cannot take a booking, it cannot explain your prices, and it puts a competitor’s advert beside your opening hours. You are renting a shopfront inside somebody else’s mall.
You did get one quote. Thousands of dollars, a start date months out, and a discovery meeting before any of that could begin. You said you would think about it, and that was the last time anything moved.
The portfolio is under your thumb.
Every question worth asking a web designer can be settled on this page, by you, without taking anybody’s word for it. Go and try.
- Is it quick?
- You are already reading it. Nothing had to finish downloading before the words turned up, and there was no spinner and no cookie wall standing in front of them.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Turn yours sideways. Drag this window as narrow as it will go. Nothing breaks, and nothing has to be pinched to be read.
- Can everybody use it?
- Tab through this page with a keyboard and watch where the outline goes. A screen reader gets through it in order too. Ontario expects that of a business website.
- Who wrote the words?
- A person edited every line here, including this one. The same happens to yours, and it is the part that stops a website sounding like every other website.
From twelve answers to a live address.
You are not project-managing this. There is one thing on your list and it takes about fifteen minutes; everything after it is on ours.
- 01We ask
- 02It takes shape
- 03We build it
- 04It goes live
A short questionnaire, turning into a plan. Twelve questions, fifteen minutes.
- How do most jobs reach you?Phone first, above everything
- How far will you travel?Your area, on every page
- What wins you the job?Reviews near the top
- What do you hate doing?Booking, without ringing anyone
- 01
You answer twelve questions
About fifteen minutes, in your own words, on whatever you are holding. Not a sixty-field brief and not a discovery workshop — twelve questions about your customers and the jobs you want more of.
- 02
It gets laid out around your answers
The phone number goes at the top if that is how the work arrives. Your service area goes on every page if that is what people type into Google. The shape follows what you told us, which is why two of these would not come out looking alike.
- 03
You change it in plain words
You get the real site on your own phone before it goes anywhere, not a flat picture of one, and changing your mind at that point is free. “The phone number is too small.” “I hate that photo.” That is a valid change request here — you do not need the word for what is wrong with it.
- 04
It goes live in your name
The domain, the code and every account are registered to you on the day it ships. If you walk away later you take all of it with you, and you will not have to ask us for a password to do it.
Two sizes. Both include three months of care.
Canadian dollars, paid once, and the whole price list is on this page rather than behind a call. Looking after it afterwards is a choice rather than a condition, and the first three months of that are already in the number.
Starter site
up to 5 pages
$999one payment
Then $97 a month for care if you want it — free for the first 3 months.
- The chat agent live on your site, free for three months
- Enquiries land somewhere you will actually see them
- Looked after by us for the first three months
- Live in ten business days, or the build fee is waived
Business site
up to 12 pages
$1,999one payment
Then $147 a month for care if you want it — free for the first 3 months.
- Everything in the Starter site
- Built to be found on Google, with a booking calendar
- Readable by a screen reader, as Ontario expects
What owners ask before commissioning one.
Have you built one of these for a business like mine?
Not yet, and you should hear that from us rather than work it out on your own. This page is what there is to look at, which is why so much of it invites you to test it instead of believe it. Going first is a real risk and it is ours to carry, not yours: ten business days, or the build fee is waived and the site is still yours.
How is this cheaper than the quote I already have?
Most of an agency invoice is calendar rather than craft — the meetings, the brief, the revisions to the brief, then weeks where nothing visible happens. Twelve questions replace the meetings and the drafting happens in hours. You are paying for the work instead of for the waiting.
Does AI writing it mean it sounds like everyone else?
It would if we drafted and shipped. A person edits every line, and the words come out of your answers — your phrases, your objections, the things you say on the phone all day. The model speeds up the typing, not the thinking. Named rather than “proprietary technology”: Claude drafts and reviews the words, and it ships on Next.js, Vercel and Supabase — which is what you are reading this on right now.
I do not have decent photos of my work.
Photographs off a phone are usually enough, and you will be told which ones to take before you take them. If there is genuinely nothing worth photographing, you will hear that on the call rather than after you have paid.
What if I already have a website?
Send us the address and you will get a straight answer about whether it wants replacing or just fixing. Fixing costs less than this does, and we say so when that is the answer.
Ten business days, and $999. Really?
From the point we have your answers and your photos, yes — or the build fee is waived and you keep what we built. What normally stretches a website to three months is waiting on the client, and twelve questions exist to make that wait impossible.
Let us build you the good one.
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