Parts of your site that do a job for you

Some pages only show information. Others save you a phone call: a customer books a time, works out a price, or sends a request to the right person. I build that kind of part, and I quote it first.

What this can be

Online booking
Customers choose a time without a call. If you already use a booking service and it works, I link to it rather than replace it.
A quote calculator
The customer answers a few questions and sees a rough price. It works for jobs priced by size, count or distance.
A form that routes itself
A request for a quote goes to one person, a job application to another. Every message is also kept in the admin panel.

What the free check looks for

The free check reads your front page in a few seconds. These are the results that matter most here.

  • Many separate scripts. Third-party booking widgets often add several, and the page gets slow.
  • Plain HTTP. A form on a page that is not secure tells the visitor not to trust it.
  • Pinch-zoom switched off, which makes small form fields hard to use.

Run the free check. The full review goes through every page for $9.

What you get, and what it costs

  • You pay what you think the site is worth, from $100. It is the same site at every price.
  • Every account, from the domain to the hosting, is in your name.
  • It loads fast, works on every phone, and works with a screen reader and a keyboard.
  • No trackers, and nothing about your customers is sold.
  • If you want me to keep it safe and current, the care plan is $9 a month. It is optional.

Questions

Will a booking page work with a screen reader?
What I build does: every field has a label and it works with a keyboard. A third-party widget I link to is outside my control, and I tell you if it has problems.
Can a form take payments?
Payment goes through a processor such as Stripe or Square, on their secure form. Card numbers never touch your site.
Can it send me a text when someone books?
Tell me how you want to hear about it, and I include that in the quote.

See what your site needs

Start with the free check of the site you have. If you have no site yet, tell me about your business and I will reply.

Or ask a question first.