Websites and Stores That Pay for Themselves

I build marketing sites and online stores for small businesses in New York, Connecticut, and beyond — flat fee, fast, and made to turn visitors into customers. No surprises. No bloated retainers.

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Our Work

Websites and Stores We’ve Built

Every site below is real client work, live on the internet right now. Type any address into your browser and see for yourself.

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I don’t measure a website by how pretty it is or how clever the code is. I measure it the way you do: does it book the call, does it sell the product, does it pay for itself.

The Deal

You Know the Price Before I Start. You Own It When I’m Done.

Written scope

What’s included and what isn’t, on paper, before anything begins.

Fixed price

The number before work starts. No meter running.

You own the accounts

Domain, hosting, content, code — all in your name.

No required retainer

Ongoing help is optional, never a hostage fee.

Client Result

$50K+ per month

Shopify sales within 90 days of launch

Amy & Annette had a large Walmart marketplace business but couldn’t get its Shopify store off the ground. I built the storefront and the operating setup behind it. Within 90 days, the store reached more than $50,000 in monthly sales.

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Straight Answers

Questions That Usually Come Up.

Can you fix my existing website instead of replacing it?

Usually. I’ll tell you whether the problem is the whole site or one bad piece of it. If a repair will do the job, I won’t sell you a rebuild.

How do you price the work?

There is no honest one-size-fits-all number. Repairing a five-page website and rebuilding a WooCommerce store are different jobs. Once I see what you have and what needs to change, I give you a written scope and fixed price before work starts. No meter running. No required retainer.

Who handles the copy, photography and product information?

The written scope spells this out per project. Typically I structure and write the site copy with you, you supply photography and product data, and I handle formatting, importing, and connecting all of it.

Who owns the domain, website and accounts?

You do. Domain, hosting, content, code, and every connected account are created in — or transferred to — your name before launch.

How long will it take?

Timelines vary with size and complexity, but most websites take three to six weeks from start to launch. Some can be done in a week.

What happens after launch?

Every build includes a post-launch window for fixes at no charge. After that, ongoing help is available but never required — the site is yours and fully documented.

Send Me the Website.

Tell me what it should be doing and what it is doing instead. I’ll tell you whether it needs a rebuild, a repair, or nothing at all.

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