Everything that moves on this page is the product
Scroll effects, glass menus, page transitions, the works. Written in plain code you own, on a page that opens before your customer looks away.
What you get
Built for a two-man shop that can't answer the phone at 2pm. The look is the hook. The work happens underneath.
The quote form and the missed-call text reply land in your pocket. The customer hears back in seconds instead of after your shift.
Plain HTML, compressed photos, no platform runtime. The first screen is readable on cell data before a phone finishes the tap.
No builder subscription. No template licence. The files sit on your domain and any developer on earth can open them.
{ "@type": "LocalBusiness",
"name": "Your Trade Co.",
"telephone": "+1-843-…",
"areaServed": ["Goose Creek", "Charleston"] }Real headings, a real address, a tappable phone number, and the structured data almost no local competitor bothers with.
Each one has a name, and each one is on this page, hand-written. Tap a move to jump to it.
How it works
The page exists before we talk about money. That is the whole pitch.
You get a working page for your business, on your phone, before any talk of price. If it doesn't make you want it, nothing is owed.
Photos of your van, your crew, one finished job. Your Google reviews, word for word. I send the exact shot list so it takes an afternoon, not a month.
Your domain, your files, nothing standing between you and your customers. Changes when you need them, from a person who picks up.
Your customers have already seen sites like this. It is why they trust some businesses before they ever call.
Backgrounds that move
The tools call these shaders. Here it is four gradients and a hue drift, masked into an arch, weighing nothing. Where a photo belongs, the mask takes the photo instead.
Pricing
A third down to start, the rest within 21 days, in any pieces. Pay it all at signing and take 5% off.
Questions
Yes. The domain is registered in your name, the files are yours, and there is no account of mine standing between you and your site. If we part ways, you keep everything.
Text and photos, yes, and I'll show you where. Anything structural, send me a message and it's done that week. Monthly care is its own line, first month free, cancel any time and the site stays up.
Real ones or none. Stock photos of smiling strangers in hard hats cost you trust, because everyone recognises them. You get a shot list; The Shop tier includes me coming out to take them.
The first version exists before we talk about money. After a yes, the wait is almost always for photos and reviews, not for code. Send those the same week and it goes live the week after.
Tell me the trade and the town. You'll have a page to look at, not a proposal to read.