Websites for small businesses
A website that works on every phone, and stays yours
I build sites for small businesses that load fast, read well on a phone, and work with a screen reader. You pay what you think it's worth, from $100. Every account is in your name.
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- Hosting and logins in your name, so nobody can hold the site back from you
- Works with a screen reader and a keyboard
- No trackers, and no customer data sold
You decide what it's worth. It starts at $100.
No quote, no packages, and no call first. You see the site, you say what it's worth, and you get the same site at any price.
$100 is the lowest price, not a tier. Pay more if the site earns it. If you need a site but can't pay right now, say so. There is a box for that on the form.
Outside the United States, every price on this site is set for the country you're in, in its own money: the same work, priced against what money is worth there.
And $9 a month after, if you want it
This is not a hosting bill. Hosting is on an account in your name, and for a site this size it costs nothing. The $9 pays me to keep the site safe and current: security updates as they come out, software kept up to date, backups, and someone who notices if it goes down.
$90 a year if you'd rather pay once. Optional, cancel whenever, and the site stays up either way. You pick it when you start — there's one place to pay and this isn't it.
It is yours — actually yours
The hosting account and every login are in your name, with full access. Stop paying and the site stays up — you'd just be looking after it yourself.
Nothing to move, nothing to take offline
It's already built and already online. When you're ready we point a domain at it, whichever one you want, and that's it live.
What every site includes
Every site gets all of this, at every price. None of it costs extra.
- Built for a phone, a tablet and a desktop separately — not one squeezed into the others
- Light and dark, following whatever the visitor's phone or laptop is already set to
- Readable on a screen reader and usable by keyboard
- Locked down: HTTPS only, and nothing embeddable by anyone else
- No trackers, no analytics, nothing about your customers sold on
- Your own admin panel — change any page, photo, price or opening hour without touching code
- A photo library, so a picture is uploaded once and used anywhere
- A blog or news section with a proper editor, if you want one
- A contact form that reaches you, with every message kept in the admin panel
- Logins for staff, each with their own access
- Search across the whole site
- Proper previews when a link to it gets shared or posted
- Fast, because every page is already built and served from wherever the visitor is
Fast, and findable
Google ranks pages higher when they load fast and read clearly. A screen reader needs the same things. These numbers are for this page, not a promise about yours.
- 0.29s Largest paint
- The biggest thing on this page finishes drawing in under a third of a second. Squarespace takes 1.9s and Wix 0.6s on their own front pages.
- 0.00 Layout shift
- Nothing jumps while the page loads, so nobody taps the wrong thing. Google measures this and it is one of the three numbers ranking depends on.
- 60 kB What a visit costs
- The whole home page, compressed. The same two builders ship 2.0 MB and 3.3 MB — which is real money on a metered phone plan.
- 0 Tracking scripts
- No analytics tag, no tag manager, no pixel. Most of what makes a small business site slow is not the site, it is what was bolted to it.
Every page ships the structured data search engines read, a sitemap, proper previews when someone shares a link, and headings a crawler can follow — the same outline a screen reader reads out.
Google's own audit
Lighthouse 13.5.0 — the engine behind PageSpeed Insights — run against davis9001.com on 22 September 2026. Both reports are published here so you can check them yourself; the address at the top of each one is the address it measured.
Phone
- 100 performance
- 100 accessibility
- 100 best practices
- 100 SEO
- 100 agentic browsing
Desktop
- 100 performance
- 100 accessibility
- 100 best practices
- 100 SEO
- 100 agentic browsing
Run against davis9001.com itself, on a throttled phone and on a desktop. The numbers above are the numbers in the reports — and you do not have to take either of them from me: run it yourself on Google's PageSpeed Insights(opens in a new tab). If you get something different, tell me and I'll fix whichever one is wrong.
One check in there still fails: “network dependency tree”. It fails for any page that loads a script at all. I've left it rather than delete the JavaScript.
Changing it later
Each change is priced by how much work it is. These are rough guides, not a price list. I quote every change, and you agree to the price before I start. Nothing is charged automatically.
- Small edits free while you’re subscribed, otherwise around $5–9
- opening hours, a phone number, prices, swapping a photo, fixing a typo
- Real content usually $15–40
- a new page written and built to match, a staff section, a gallery of your work
- Something that does a job usually $40–200
- online booking, a quote calculator, a contact form that routes itself, online ordering
- A whole application $2,000 and up
- a customer portal with logins and accounts, stock and orders that talk to each other, scheduling across several staff
Work you can go and look at
- AgapeVerse(opens in a new tab)
An AI poem studio: tell it who the poem is for, read it seconds later, then edit, print or send it. Accounts, payments and a public gallery.
- *Space(opens in a new tab)
A community site that shows its own Discord live — who is in voice, who is sharing a screen, and a membership count that moves.
- A fruit fly that judges web design(opens in a new tab)
2,045 measured neurons from a published connectome, taught to prefer one kind of page over another, art-directing a storefront. Running live.
Two smaller things
No call and no quote for either. If you don't need a new site yet, start with a $9 review of the site you have, or a free guide.
The full review of your site
$9and a domain to look at
The free check is read off your home page in about a second. The full one goes through every page you have: what is slowing it down, what a screen reader cannot get to, and what Google cannot read — each with the fix written out plainly enough to hand to whoever built it.
Get the review— The full review of your site, $9 — and a domain to look at
Using AI to build a side business
Freejust an email address
What actually works right now, written by someone doing it rather than someone selling a course about it. No prompt packs, no ten-thousand-dollar-a-month promises — the tools I use, what they cost, what they are genuinely good at, and the parts where they waste your afternoon.
Get the guide— Using AI to build a side business, Free — just an email address
Check the site you have, free
Type in the address and see the results here in a few seconds: how fast the front page loads, what a screen reader can reach, and what Google can read. If I emailed you about your site, this is the same kind of check.
Ready for a site that works?
Tell me about the business and what the site needs to do. I'll reply with what I would build and when you would have it.