Websites for local service businesses

A website that gets
your phone ringing.

Designed for you, built for you, looked after for you. One flat price to build. Fifty dollars a month for everything after — hosting, domain, upkeep, all of it.

You see your finished site before you pay a cent.

$200from

to build — quoted upfront, never creeps

$50/mo

everything after — hosting, domain, upkeep

95+

Google PageSpeed score, on every site

Days

from first email to live — not weeks

No. 01 — Why it matters

Before they call you,
they look you up.

When a pipe bursts or the AC quits, nobody reaches for a phone book. They search. If nothing comes up for your business — or what comes up looks dated and loads slowly — the next name on the list gets the call. The whole job often goes to whoever shows up looking sharp.

Fixing that doesn't take an agency project or a four-figure quote. It takes a clean, fast site that says what you do, where you do it, and makes calling you effortless. That's what I build — then I host it, maintain it, and watch over it so you never think about it again.

No. 03 — Pricing

One price to build.
One to forget about it.

You see the exact quote before any work starts, and you see the finished site before you pay. No tiers, no upsells, no surprises on the invoice.

Preview first · pay after

Onsite Digital — rate card

The build — one time

$200–500

Quoted upfront by the size of the site. A single page for one location starts at $200; bigger builds run toward $500. The quote is the price — it doesn't creep.

  • Custom-designed and hand-built — not Wix, not a template
  • Written and assembled for you from your business details
  • Loads fast on the phones your customers actually use
  • Live in days, not weeks
  • The site and its code belong to you

Everything after — monthly

$50/month

Everything your site needs to stay online, fast, and healthy — without you ever touching it.

  • Hosting on fast, modern infrastructure
  • Your domain name, registered and renewed
  • Maintenance — fast, secure, and current
  • Uptime and health monitoring, around the clock
  • Small updates included — photos, hours, prices

No contract. If you ever cancel, the site — code and all — is still yours to take anywhere.

Get a free preview

No. 04 — How it works

You see your site before you pay a cent.

  1. 1

    Say hello

    Email your business name and town. That's genuinely enough — services, photos, and reviews help, but I can work from what's already out there.

    Costs nothing

  2. 2

    Get a free preview

    I build a real preview of your site — your business, your services, your area — and send you a link. If it's not for you, that's the end of it.

    Costs nothing

  3. 3

    Make it yours

    Like it? We fine-tune together — wording, photos, anything you want changed — and I quote the final price by the size of the site.

    $200–500 once

  4. 4

    Go live, forget it

    Your site goes live on your own domain. Hosting, upkeep, and monitoring are handled from here. You get back to running your business.

    $50/mo

No. 05 — Why this

Not a builder. Not a template.
Not an agency invoice.

A real custom site, not a template

Designed around your business and built by hand with the same modern tools big-company sites use — not a theme shared with ten thousand other businesses.

Fast on the phones your customers use

Every site ships with a verifiable 95+ Google PageSpeed score. It loads before your customer can hit the back button — which is where slow sites lose the call.

You own it — code and all

The site and its source code are yours. No platform lock-in, no hostage fees. If you ever leave, you take the whole thing with you.

One person, named, accountable

You work with the person who actually builds your site. No sales reps, no account managers, no team in another time zone. Replies come back in hours.

A note from the person you'd actually work with

I'm James. I live in Windermere, and I build every one of these sites myself — no team overseas, no account manager, no ticket queue. When you email, I'm the one who answers, usually within a few hours.

I started Onsite because every local owner I talked to had the same story: someone quoted them four grand for a website, or sold them a template and disappeared. It shouldn't work that way. A working website is table stakes for a trade business now — and keeping one alive should cost about what a tank of gas does.

Send me your business name. I'll show you what I'd build. You won't owe me anything to see it.

— James

Windermere, Florida

No. 06 — Fair questions

The things owners actually ask.

Straight answers, no fine print. Something else on your mind? Just email me.

Why is this so much cheaper than the quotes I've gotten?

Most of what you pay a web agency for is overhead — salespeople, project managers, account managers, an office. There's none of that here. One person with modern tools and a focused process, so the price reflects what the work actually costs to deliver.

What does the $50 a month actually cover?

Hosting, your domain name (registered and renewed), ongoing maintenance so the site stays fast and secure, and uptime monitoring so if something goes wrong it gets caught and fixed — usually before you'd ever notice. It exists so you never have to think about your website.

I already have a website. Can you replace it?

Yes. Ask for a free preview of the rebuild — you can compare it side by side with what you have now. You keep your domain name; the new site simply takes its place when you're ready.

What do I need to give you?

Your business name and town is enough to get a preview started. Photos of your work, your service list, and reviews you're proud of all make the site better — but none of it is required up front, and none of it involves you writing anything.

How fast will it be live?

Previews usually come back within days of your first email, and once you approve, the site goes live shortly after. Days, not weeks or months.

Do I actually own the site?

Yes. The site and its source code are yours. There's no contract on the monthly service — if you ever cancel, you take the site with you and host it wherever you like.

What if I want changes later?

Email what you need. Small updates — new photos, updated hours, a price change — are part of keeping your site current. Bigger additions, like new pages or a second location, get a flat quote before any work starts.

No. 07 — Start here

See your site before you spend a dollar.

Send your business name and town — that's the whole ask. You'll get a link to a free preview of what your site could look like. If it's not for you: nothing owed, no hard feelings.

Get my free previewjames@onsitedigital.co

Replies within a few hours, most days