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Your website, revamped for the modern world.

Made from your own words and photos. You see it before you pay.

How it works See the designs

  • Two rounds of changes included
  • Easy to read on any phone
  • Yours to keep, files and all
  • Your web address stays yours
  • $499 once, no monthly fee

Our designs, one of them yours

We make a new website from the one you already have. These are made-up businesses in four of our designs; yours would carry your own words, photos and color.

Split
Hale and Ward Law, a made-up law firm: the headline in giant capitals, split around a tall rounded photo of brass scales.
Overlay
Greenline Landscaping, a made-up landscaper: a photo of a modern garden with tall grasses fills the screen, with the headline in big white letters across it.
Parade
Corner Cup Café, a made-up café: a big, friendly headline beside three tall rounded photos of a latte, an espresso machine and an iced coffee.
Stack
Cedar Lane Accounting, a made-up accounting firm: a heavy headline beside a fanned hand of three rounded photo cards of a bright office.

See all the designs

A sample, before and after

The sample bakery's old site: a table layout with small text and a 2011 copyright line.
Before
The new site our tools made for the sample bakery: its headline in big capitals on brown beside a large photo of fresh pastries, with its hours on a dark card.
After

Maple Street Bakery is made up: we built its old page to look like many we find, and our own tools made the new one from it. Its photos are pictures we made of the idea of a bakery, never a real shop.

What we look for

When a site has fallen behind, it usually shows in a few plain ways. These are the things we check, and the things a new site fixes.

  • A made-up example: a whole computer-sized page squeezed onto a phone, and two fingers trying to zoom in.

    It doesn’t fit a phone

    Most people look a business up on their phone. If they have to pinch and zoom to read it, many give up and call someone else.

  • A made-up example: a browser address bar saying Not secure next to yourbusiness.com.

    Browsers call it “Not secure”

    A site without a padlock gets that label in Chrome and Edge, right next to its address.

  • A made-up example: a footer reading Copyright 2014, beside a visitor counter.

    The footer still says 2014

    An old year at the bottom of the page makes people wonder if the business is still open.

  • A made-up example: a browser saying This site can't be reached for yourbusiness.com.

    The site has stopped working

    Some addresses lead nowhere now, like the free business.site pages Google switched off in 2024.

How it works

Software does the slow parts. It finds business websites that could use help, reads what each business says about itself, and drafts a new site from those words and photos.

Then we look over every draft, fix what the software got wrong, and send the owner one short email with a private link. If they like it, they pay once and it’s theirs. If not, they reply “no thanks” and we don’t write again.

See every step

Got an email from us?

Here’s why you got it, what we know about your business, and how to make sure we never write again.

  • We never ask for a password, and never ask you to log in or install anything.
  • You pay nothing until you’ve seen your new site and said yes. Our first email has no payment link.
  • Reply “no thanks” and we never write again.

Like your draft? Just reply to our email and say so, or tell us what you’d change.

Why did I get an email?

Want us to look at your site?

Use this form, or email [email protected].

One price, then only what you want

Prices in Canadian dollars. In the US? See US prices

The site

$499 once

  • Your new website, made from your own words and photos
  • Two rounds of changes until it’s just right
  • Yours to keep: we hand you its files, or put it live for you with the hosting add-on

You pay only once you’ve seen it and said yes.

Add-ons, if you want them

$74 each

  • Hosting with us for a yearWe put it live and keep it running.
  • Changes later, by the hourNew hours, a new photo: we say how long first.
  • Setting up your web addressA new one registered in your name, or yours connected.
  • An extra pageLike a full menu or a gallery.

Questions about what’s included? Read the questions people ask us, or write to us.