I build websites for small businesses that actually bring in customers.
Type your business name. Watch a website build itself, right here, before you talk to anybody.
Rivera's Bakery — worth waking up early for
Order for pickupAbout Rivera's Bakery
- ✓Locally owned and independently run
- ✓The person who picks up the phone is the person who does the work
- ✓Questions before you book? We actually reply
a sample — put your own name in the box and watch it rebuild
You’re standing in the portfolio.
Every line to the right is something you can check before you talk to me. It is all one codebase, built front to back by the person who will answer your call.
- 01
The mockup at the top of this page
Rebuilt itself on every keystroke, in your browser. The name you typed never left the tab you typed it in.
open the full studio → - 02
The booking page
Real availability against a real calendar, converted into whatever timezone you are actually in, with a calendar invite attached to the confirmation.
book a call and watch it work → - 03
The reminder the day before your call
Sends itself, on a schedule, whether or not anybody remembers it exists. That is the entire pitch for automation, running on me first.
- 04
The demo studio
Writes its own copy from one sentence about your business, picks photographs to match, and hands you a shareable link that generates its own preview card.
try it →
One developer, not an agency.
You get me. That’s the whole org chart.
I’m Brandon — a full stack developer in Virginia. Every project on this site, front to back, gets built by the same person you talk to on the call. No account manager, no offshore team, no hand-off between whoever sold you the site and whoever builds it.
That means fewer people in the loop, a straighter line from “here’s the problem” to “here’s the fix,” and a phone number that reaches the person who wrote the code — during the build and after it ships.
You own everything. Your domain, your accounts, your code. If we ever part ways you walk away with a working site — not a rental.
- BASED IN
- Virginia, USA
- TEAM SIZE
- One. That’s the point.
- WHO BUILDS IT
- The person you talk to
- TYPICAL REPLY
- Within a day
- TEMPLATES USED
- None
Five things you can hold me to.
- THE QUOTE
A fixed price in writing before any code is written. If the scope doesn’t change, the number doesn’t either.
- THE PROGRESS
A link to the work in progress from the first week. You watch it get built — there is no reveal at the end.
- THE LANGUAGE
Plain English, always. If I use a word you didn’t ask for, that’s my mistake to fix, not yours to look up.
- THE HANDOVER
On launch day it is your domain, your hosting, your accounts, your code. You get the keys, not a tenancy.
- AFTER
I still answer email once the final invoice is paid. That is rather the point of the last one being fixed too.
Six ways a developer pays for himself.
Online storefronts
Booking & service sites
Instant-quote tools
Reports & dashboards
Automations
Custom apps & tools
What it looks like in the wild.
Three steps, start to launch.
Free 15-minute call
You talk, I listen. What your business does, what's eating your time, what a site or tool could fix.
I build it
You get a clear plan and a fair quote first. Then I build, and you see progress along the way — no disappearing act.
You launch
Your site goes live on your own domain. I show you how everything works, and I stay reachable after.
Quick answers.
What does a website cost?
It depends entirely on what you need — a booking page and a full storefront are different projects. That's exactly what the free call figures out: you leave with a clear scope and an exact quote, no obligation to go further.
How long does it take?
Most small business sites launch in a few weeks. Bigger builds like custom tools take longer — you get an honest timeline in your quote, and updates as I go.
I'm not technical. Is that a problem?
That's the whole point of hiring me. You never touch code. When we launch, you get a plain-English walkthrough of anything you need to manage — and most things run themselves.
Tell me what you’re building
No pitch, no pressure. Calls, DMs, or email — your pick.