Websites and business tools

Websites first. Custom tools when you need more.

Starter websites for local and service businesses, with optional managed hosting, ongoing updates, and custom tools when booking, customers, jobs, or content need a better home.

$500 starter websites
Managed hosting and care
Custom customer, booking, CMS tools

I work with

  • Contractors
  • Handymen
  • Tree crews
  • Roofers
  • Landscapers
  • Barbers
  • Massage therapists
  • Appointment businesses
  • Local shops
  • Home services
  • Specialists

Websites, care, and tools

Start with a clean website. Add support or software when it earns its keep.

The $500 starter site gives the business a credible public home. Managed hosting, content updates, customer follow-up, booking, and private dashboards can be added when the next step is clear.

Starter website

$500 one-time

A clean public website for a business that needs to look credible, explain the service, and give customers a clear way to call, book, or request a quote.

Fast Static pages tuned for speed
Responsive Built for phone-first browsing
Search-ready Titles, metadata, local signals
Expandable Hosting and tools can come later
  • Clear homepage structure with services, proof, location, and contact paths
  • Contact form, booking CTA, estimate request, click-to-call, or click-to-email
  • Mobile-responsive layout tested across common screen sizes
  • Local SEO foundations and metadata setup
  • Domain setup, launch guidance, or managed hosting if you want the technical work handled
  • Room to grow into content editing, service records, customer notes, or booking tools

Current work

A live website today, with room for custom tools later.

The best first step is often a strong public website. From there, the same business can grow into managed hosting, content editing, booking, customer follow-up, or a private dashboard when the daily work justifies it.

Two mobile screens from the TradesDesk service-business CRM demo
Service business CRM

TradesDesk

A public demo of a service-business CRM for owner-operators who need jobs, customers, scheduling, invoices, reminders, and history in one practical workspace.

  • Built around the daily work of trades and service businesses instead of enterprise sales teams
  • Useful pattern for handymen, contractors, appointment businesses, specialists, and small shops
  • Scoped and quoted separately from the $500 starter website

Process

A direct path from note to launch, then growth.

The first step is usually the public website. If the business needs hosting, care, or a custom tool, the next step is scoped clearly before anything gets built.

01

Clarify

You send the essentials: what you do, where you serve, how customers reach you, and where the current day-to-day process feels messy.

02

Scope

We choose the website sections, contact or booking path, hosting setup, and any custom tool that clearly belongs in the first phase.

03

Build

I design and build the site or tool, then send a working preview for review.

04

Launch and care

We publish, handle setup, and decide whether ongoing hosting, updates, or support make sense.

Pricing

A clear starting point, with custom tools scoped separately.

The starter site has a simple public price. Hosting, care, CMS work, booking flows, and private dashboards are reviewed and quoted based on what the business actually needs.

Managed care

Hosting, updates, and routine help

Monthly

Optional care

For business owners who would rather have the technical setup, forms, updates, and small changes handled instead of managing another platform.

  • Managed website hosting and launch support
  • Routine text, photo, hour, and service updates
  • Practical support without turning the site into a chore

Custom tools

Customer, booking, and workflow tools

Quoted

Scoped first

Custom tools for service businesses that need customer notes, appointments, job history, content editing, reminders, or CRM-style follow-up without adopting software built around enterprise sales teams.

  • Scoped after a short review of how the business works
  • Built around the exact daily process you want to simplify
  • Separate from the $500 starter website offer

FAQ

Questions before you reach out.

A few practical details about timelines, ownership, hosting, custom tools, and scope.

Most starter websites can be built and launched within two weeks once the content and scope are clear. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly the business details, photos, and feedback come together.

Yes. The starter website is still the main entry point for businesses that need a credible public site. More pages, managed hosting, custom CMS features, booking flows, and private tools are scoped separately when they are actually needed.

No. The $500 offer is for a clean public website. Custom tools such as customer records, scheduling, booking, job tracking, private dashboards, or content management are quoted after a short review of how the business works.

Good fits are practical business workflows: TradesDesk-style service-business CRM, booking intake, handyman job notes, customer history, service records, invoice status, appointment requests, content editing, and follow-up reminders. Large marketplaces, complex ecommerce, staff permission systems, and enterprise platforms are outside the offer.

You buy and control the domain; I never register client domains in my name. For hosted sites or custom tools, your business data stays yours, exports and backups are available on request, and payments are handled through third-party processors. I do not sell client data.

Yes. After the included 30 days of cleanup, ongoing care can cover routine updates, photo swaps, service changes, hosting help, form support, and small improvements. The exact support setup depends on the site and the level of help the business wants.

Start a project

Send the essentials. I will reply with next steps.

Share what the business does, where it serves customers, and whether you need a simple website, managed hosting, or a custom tool for booking, customers, jobs, or updates. A short note is a good starting point.

hello@banyantreedesign.com

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Use this form for a first question or a short project summary before starting onboarding.

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Based in St. Petersburg, Florida, working directly with small businesses here and beyond.