Your site's weird.

Running a small business means doing ten jobs at once. Your website shouldn’t become the eleventh. I build sites that carry the confidence, care, and reputation your business has already earned. The way you show up online can finally match the way your community knows you.

You built the better business. It deserves the better website. Let's fix yours →
Quick diagnosis

Good business.
Odd website.

It looks ancient.Your business grew up. The website never did.
It hates phones.Buttons hide, text shrinks, and customers leave.
Nothing is obvious.People shouldn't need a scavenger hunt to call, book, or buy.
It doesn't feel like you.Your real business has personality. Your website should too.
Proof, not promises

A real business.
A real website.

Case study 001 / Private run coaching
RUN WITH
COACH ZACH
Built by Zach

A personal business that feels personal.

A complete website for a private running coach, built to turn Zach's energy, story, and hands-on approach into a clear reason to book that first run.

  • Full brand voice and original copy
  • Coaching, plans, events, and testimonials
  • Responsive design built around conversion
  • Custom illustrations, domain, and launch

Two real, live websites, plus protocol-built concepts. Run With Coach Zach and Motion Mirror are live. ACME Corporation shows the full research, approval, design, build, and responsive QA process in action. See the work →

Simple offers

Pick the fix
that fits.

01 / The quick fix

One-page website

A sharp, focused page that tells people what you do and gives them a clear next step.

  • Custom design
  • Mobile layout
  • Contact or booking links
  • One revision round
From $500
02 / The full fix

Complete business site

A complete home for your business with the room to explain, prove, and sell what you do.

  • Up to five pages
  • Mobile design
  • Contact form and basic SEO
  • Domain connection
  • One revision round
From $950
Included with every build

Every site gets the good stuff.

Custom designCopy and structureMobile layout Basic SEO setupDomain connectionLaunch support
Typical timing1–2 weeks for one page
Larger sitesUsually 2–4 weeks
Payment50% to start. 50% at launch.
How this works

Three steps.
Very little theater.

01

Show me the weirdness.

Send your current site—or tell me what your business needs if you don't have one.

02

I build the better version.

I handle the structure, writing, design, and mobile experience. You keep running your business.

03

We make it yours.

You review it, we make one focused round of changes, and I connect the finished site.

Portrait of Zach standing in front of a painted brick wall
The person answering your email

Hi, I’m Zach.

I’m the person designing your site, writing the words, answering your emails, and getting the whole thing live.

I built Your Site’s Weird for small-business owners who care deeply about what they do but do not have time to become their own web department. You run the business. I make sure the website finally keeps up.

No account managerNo game of telephoneNo disappearing act
After the confetti

Your site is live. I still exist.

Launching is not a trapdoor. If something needs changing later, email me. You will know the price before I touch it.

01
Small changes

Text edits, photo swaps, new hours, and similar updates are $75 per hour.

Buy an update hour →
02
Bigger additions

New pages, new sections, or new functionality get a clear quote before work begins.

03
Ongoing help

If you want hosting and regular updates handled for you, we can arrange that separately.

Fair questions

Things you should know before emailing me.

How long does a website take?

A one-page site usually takes one to two weeks. A complete business site usually takes two to four. The exact schedule depends on the scope and how quickly we trade feedback, and it goes in writing before I start.

What do I need to provide?

Your business name, what you do, how customers reach you, and any logo or photos you already have. Send the current website or social page too. It does not need to be organized. Messy information is allowed.

Do you write the copy?

Yes. I organize the story and write the website copy as part of the build. You review it, correct anything only you would know, and we make one focused round of changes.

Who owns the website and domain?

You do. Once the project is paid in full, the finished site is yours. Your domain stays in your name, and you keep access to the accounts connected to it.

How does payment work?

Projects are split into two payments: 50% to reserve the project and start work, then 50% before the finished site goes live. Anything outside the agreed scope gets a price before I build it.

What if I need changes later?

Email me. Small updates can be handled at a flat rate, while new pages or features get a separate quote. Hosting and ongoing maintenance can also be arranged if you would rather not think about any of it.

No discovery-call obstacle course

Send me your weird website.

Tell me what your business does, share the current site, and point out the part that bothers you most. I'll tell you what I'd change.

Email Zach → Real human reply from Zach. Usually within one business day.