New York City · Est. 2026
Websites for New York businesses
We build it. We host it. You run your business.
$0to build ◆ $50a month to host
No website builder. No templates to fight with. A person builds it — usually within the week.
In your doorway, over the phone, over coffee. Tell us what you do, your hours, what you want people to find when they look you up.
We design and build the whole thing for you — completely free. You see it and approve it before it goes live at your own domain.
$50 a month keeps it hosted, secure, and fast. No contract — if you ever cancel, the site comes down and your domain stays yours. That's the whole deal, and we say it up front.
When things change, text us the edits. Changes are $100 a round, however long the list — so send everything at once: new specials, new photos, new hours, all in one go.
Sure — if you want to build your own website. That’s the part nobody has time for. Pay them $30 a month and give up your weekends, or pay us $50 and never open a website builder in your life. And we’re not a dashboard in another time zone. We’re in New York. You met us in person — that’s probably how you got this address.
Because one word costs us almost the same effort as a whole list. Every round is the same sit-down: pick up your request, make the edits, check everything on every phone, put it live. So we charge for the sit-down, not per word — and a round covers as long a list as you can send.
Send it anyway. A typo, a wrong hour — if it’s genuinely small, we’ll usually just fix it, free. The fee isn’t there to nickel-and-dime you; it’s there so a one-person shop doesn’t end up making three little edits a week, forever, on a $50 site. Batch what can wait; send what can’t.
Services with “unlimited edits” charge a lot more every month, whether you change anything or not. Most businesses touch their site a few times a year. We’d rather keep it at $50 and have you pay only when you actually want something changed.
We’re new, and we’d rather show you two real sites than fifty fake logos. This list grows — yours could be next on it.
Text is easiest. Tell us the name of your business — we’ll take it from there.