A Main Street barbershop
Stand on the sidewalk, step through the door, then turn around inside. Seven spots to stand in, from the street to the back chair.
Websites for local businesses, with your own photos moving on the first screen and a call button under every thumb. Premium adds a 3D tour of your shop. I build the whole site first. You scroll it on your phone, then decide.
Sites from $2,000. You see yours finished before you pay. See the packages
We built this site for J. Elliot. Open it on your phone and it feels like walking up to the salon.
I made these on my own for businesses around here, before anyone asked. Names, numbers, addresses and storefronts are covered, so they are shown as pictures only.

The menu typed out to read on a phone, the hours, and the weekly drink and music nights.

Electrical work and crane service on one page, each with its own call button.

This week's plate lunches typed out, readable on a phone.

Every service with its price, a first-visit guide, and booking one tap away.

Every material they carry, and how a job runs from the first call to the finished counter.

Climate and non-climate units side by side, with a size estimator.
With Premium, I build a 3D walk-in of your place from photos and measurements taken inside. These three are made-up places I built from scratch to show what that looks like.
Stand on the sidewalk, step through the door, then turn around inside. Seven spots to stand in, from the street to the back chair.
Your thumb walks the camera from the front desk past the chairs to the shampoo bowls.
Up the porch steps, through the French doors, into the kitchen. The same walk-in, for a builder or a realtor.
Machines, products and vertical reels live in the 3D department. See BuiltFirst 3D
Your reviews, your hours, your photos, what people around here actually search for. Before I write a line.
Not a mockup. The real thing, with your phone number on it, working on a phone.
I hand you my phone. You scroll it like a customer would. Nothing to sign yet.
Want it? It goes live on your own domain. If I can't get it live, you don't pay. No proposal, no discovery call, no deposit.
You know the number before you call. You pay for the build once, after you've seen it finished. The Care Plan starts the day it goes live, and you can cancel it any time by text.
The monthly part. It starts the day your site goes live, and you can cancel it any time by text. SEO is set up in every build, so there is no monthly SEO plan.
J. Elliot Salon is named because we built this site for J. Elliot. The other six are concept builds I made on my own for businesses around here, before anyone asked. Their names, numbers and addresses are covered, and they are shown here as pictures only. The 3D walk-ins are concept places I built from scratch.
There isn't a deposit, a proposal or a contract before you've seen it. If you say no, I've lost a day of work. That's the whole risk, and it's mine.
You do. The domain stays in your name, the site is yours once you've paid, and if you ever leave I hand over everything the same day and don't charge you to release it.
Small edits are part of the Care Plan: hours, a price, a photo, a typo. Text me and it's done. Anything bigger gets a quote before I touch it.
The site is built before you ever see it, so the build isn't the wait. Going live is usually inside the week. The slow part is always finding the login for your domain.
Youngsville, Broussard, Lafayette and anywhere I can drive to in a morning, yes. Farther than that, I'll send you a link and we'll talk on the phone.
Probably. I build with AI too, which is part of why this starts at $2,000. The job is knowing what to ask for: your Google listing, a number that taps to call, a tab that says your business name instead of Home, photos that load on a truck's signal. It's done, and it's not sitting on your weekend.
Text or call. Tell me the name of the business and what town. If it's somewhere I can drive to, I'd rather come show you than send a link.