Websites for Aroostook County businesses

Your shop is open.
Is your business?

Most folks check online before they walk in. If you're not there, you're closed to them — no matter what your door says. I build and run simple, honest websites for local businesses, one flat monthly rate, nothing to manage yourself.

CLOSED OPEN
Online, 24 hours a day

"There's no downtown foot traffic on the internet. If you're not searchable, you don't exist to a new customer."

Pricing

One monthly rate. Everything included.

No upfront bill, no separate charges for hosting or the domain. Pick a plan, and I handle the rest.

Basic
Getting online, simply
$25/mo
  • 1-page site (Home, About, Contact)
  • Business info, hours & photos
  • Mobile-friendly design
  • Hosting & domain handled for you
Start here
Premium
Set it and forget it
$75/mo
  • Everything in Standard
  • Unlimited small edits
  • Priority turnaround
  • Seasonal/hours updates anytime
Go Premium

All plans require a 12-month minimum term, then continue month-to-month. Your domain is registered in your business's name — it's always yours.

How it works

Three steps, start to finish

No tech background needed on your end. You tell me about the business — I handle everything else.

1

We talk

A quick conversation about your business — what you offer, your hours, what you want people to know.

2

I build

You'll see a draft within a few days. We adjust it together until it feels right.

3

You're live

Your site goes live under your own domain. I keep it running — you keep running your business.

"

I grew up here. I know what it's like when the nearest web designer is a two-hour drive away — or just doesn't return your calls.

— Dave, Van Buren, ME

Built by someone from here, for businesses from here.

I'm not an agency, and I'm not from away. I live in Van Buren, and I built this because too many good businesses up here have no way for new customers to find them online.

Every site is built and hosted the same lean way — nothing fancy, nothing that breaks, nothing you'll have to think about once it's live.