Plumbing or HVAC
HomeServicesService AreaReviewsContact
- Big click-to-call button on every page
- Service area map
- Emergency-call banner you can toggle
- Reviews pulled from Google
- Service pages that rank in local search
For local businesses
A real website for your business. Built in a day. $50 a page.
Not the AI slop you've been pitched. AI is how I build fast. Knowing what good looks like is how I get it right. You approve every line and every pixel before it goes live.
- Built in 24 hours from approval
- $50 a page during launch
- $50/mo hosting and management
- Unlimited revisions until you say ship it
You've been here before, haven't you?
You know you need a real website. You've known for a while.
You asked an agency. They came back with an $8,000 quote and a 12-week timeline. They wanted a discovery workshop before anyone touched a keyboard.
You tried Fiverr. The site came back looking like 2009. The freelancer disappeared the second you asked for a change.
You tried building it yourself on Wix. You got two pages in, the menu broke on a phone, and the project has been sitting in a tab for six months.
Your nephew started it in 2018. He moved to Denver. Nobody has the password.
Every week this drags on, here's what's happening.
- A customer Googles you. They land on a broken Wix page that loads in eight seconds. They tap the back button. They go to your competitor.
- A new lead tries to find your hours. They can't. They call the shop down the street.
- Your Google Business Profile sends people to a homepage that hasn't been updated in three years. The phone number on it is wrong.
- You meet someone at a chamber event. They ask for your website. You make a face. The conversation ends.
None of that is your fault. The market priced a real website like a luxury good for the last decade. That changed. Here's how.
Why this is right when you're just starting out.
Most agencies want you to spend $5,000 before your business has earned its first dollar. This doesn't.
Online this week, not next quarter.
Three months is a long time to lose calls to a competitor with a real site. You go live in 24 hours from approval.
Low enough to test the market.
Most local business sites are 4 to 7 pages. That's $200 to $350 to launch. Less than the deposit most agencies ask for to start a project.
One bill, not five.
Hosting, SSL, updates, backups, and small swaps are all covered by the $50/mo plan. You don't need to learn what any of that means.
No contract. Ever.
Pay month to month. Cancel anytime. Keep the files. Use it as long as it's working for you.
Built to grow with the business.
Start with three pages. Add a services page next month. Same flat rate. No new project fees, no scope theater.
Built for a phone first.
Eight in ten of your customers find you on their phone. Loads fast. Buttons fit a thumb. Contact info is one tap away. Tested on a real device before launch.
How this can actually be $50 a page.
Not magic. Not a loss leader. The numbers work because of five specific things.
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No agency overhead.
I am one person. There is no account manager. No project manager. No salesperson. No office in a glass building. The whole reason an agency quotes you $8,000 is to pay the seven people who got on the call to sell it to you.
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AI builds the boring 70 percent.
The HTML, the CSS, the first draft of every page. AI handles it in minutes, not days. I spend my time on the part that matters: making it actually work, fixing what the AI got wrong, and making sure your site doesn't look like everyone else's.
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03
No discovery workshops.
A 15-minute call replaces the four-week discovery phase. I ask the questions that matter for a local business website. You answer. We move on.
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Static and fast by default.
No WordPress to maintain. No database to back up. No plugins to break. The site is plain HTML and CSS served from a global edge network. That is why hosting can be $50 a month and not $200.
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Templates that aren't templates.
I've built a library of components I trust: hero sections, service grids, contact blocks, testimonials, FAQs. I assemble your site from pieces I already know work. You get a custom site. I save twenty hours of from-scratch design.
Stacked against the other ways to get a website.
Here are your real options, side by side.
Option
Cost
Time
Quality
Support
Lock-in
DIY (Wix, Squarespace)
$20–$50/mo + your time
Weeks of your evenings
Looks like the template you picked
Help articles
Their platform forever
Fiverr or Upwork
$100–$500 one time
3 to 14 days
Hit or miss. Mostly miss.
Freelancer ghosts after delivery
None
Local agency
$3,000–$15,000 to build
8 to 12 weeks
Usually good. Sometimes great.
Submit a ticket, wait three days
12-month hosting contracts common
This offer
$50/page + $50/mo
24 hours from approval
You approve every pixel before it ships
Text me
None. Cancel anytime, keep the files.
Four steps. Most of it happens in 24 hours.
No discovery workshops. No 12-week timelines. No 40-page proposals.
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01
Fill out the form
Two minutes. Tell me your business, what you need, and where I can reach you.
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Quick call
15 to 20 minutes. I'll ask what you want, what pages you need, and what your customers actually look for when they find you.
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Quote in your inbox
A flat number. $50 a page. No surprises, no upsells, no per-revision fees. If it's a fit, you say yes.
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Live in 24 hours
You get the preview link the next day. Revise as much as you want. Once you approve, the site goes live on your domain with hosting and an SSL certificate handled.
What this looks like for your kind of business.
Five common builds. Yours will look similar. Most local business sites are 4 to 7 pages.
Gym or studio
HomeClassesMembershipAboutContact
- Class schedule grid
- Free trial signup form
- Member testimonials
- Google Business Profile embedded
- Mobile-first because that's where signups happen
Restaurant or cafe
HomeMenuHours and LocationAboutContact
- Menu (PDF or live)
- Hours visible on every single page
- Google Maps and click-to-call
- Links to DoorDash, Uber Eats, or your ordering system
- Photo gallery
Salon or barbershop
HomeServicesStylistsBookingContact
- Booking link plugged in (Square, Vagaro, Boulevard)
- Services with prices
- Stylist bios with photos
- Instagram feed embed
- Reviews pulled from Google
Contractor or trades
HomeServicesPortfolioAboutContact
- Project gallery with before-and-after
- Quote request form
- Service area map
- License and insurance info
- Trust badges (BBB, Angi, Google)
Don't see your business type? It doesn't matter. The structure is similar for any local service business. We'll figure out your pages on the call.
What's on every single site, no matter what you sell.
Whether you need three pages or twelve, all of this is in the box.
- Built mobile-first and tested on a real phone
- Custom domain, SSL, and DNS setup handled for you
- Contact form that emails you the moment a lead comes in
- Google Business Profile embed and Maps link
- Click-to-call and click-to-text buttons
- Reviews section ready for your real testimonials
- Hours, address, and service area in the footer
- Privacy policy and terms drafted for you
- Basic on-page SEO so you show up in local search
- Local schema markup (LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ)
- Loads in under two seconds on a phone
- Easy edits anytime by email or text
- Hosted on infrastructure used by Netflix and the New York Times
- 404 and thank-you pages designed, not default
Plain pricing. No surprises.
Here is the whole ledger.
Build
$50
per page
Intro price for the first 10 clients. Most local business sites are 4 to 7 pages. You pay only after you approve the build.
- Custom design built around your brand
- Unlimited revisions until you say ship it
- Live in 24 hours from approval
- Domain, SSL, and contact form set up for you
- Privacy and terms drafted
Hosting and management
$50
per month
No contract. Cancel anytime. Pause anytime.
- Hosting, SSL, and backups
- Software and plugin updates
- Small copy and image swaps under 15 minutes each
- Uptime monitoring and a quarterly performance check
- Reply within the same business day
After the first 10 clients, the build price moves to $150 to $300 per page. Hosting stays at $50/mo for everyone who signed up during launch. That price is locked for you as long as the site lives with me.
Who is actually building this.
I'm Neil Busque. I build websites for local businesses and the people running them. I've shipped on WordPress, Shopify, GoHighLevel, Webflow, and a stack of less-fun platforms. I started this offer because the gap between what a local business actually needs and what an agency wants to sell them has been wide for a long time. AI closed it. I'm passing the savings on while I fill the first 10 spots.
See my work at busqueneil.com →You take on zero risk.
Three rules. They are not in the fine print. They are the deal.
You don't pay the build fee until you approve the site.
Quote first, build second, approval third, invoice last. If we get to the preview and you hate it, you owe nothing for the build. No partial fees, no deposit forfeit.
Unlimited revisions until you say ship it.
Headline wrong? Colors off? Section in the wrong order? Tell me. Fixed same day in most cases. No per-revision charges. No "that's a scope change" email.
No contract on hosting.
Pay month to month. Cancel anytime. If you cancel, you keep the site files. I'll send you a zip the same day. No hostage situations.
Why I'm doing this at this price.
Honest answer: this offer is new. I'm taking the first 10 clients at $50 a page because that's how I'm going to build the case studies that let me charge what a normal agency charges.
You get a real website at intro pricing. I get a portfolio. That's the trade.
Once 10 spots fill, the price moves to $150 to $300 a page. The hosting plan stays at $50 a month for everyone who got in during launch. That's locked.
If you're on the fence, this is the cheapest this offer will ever be. Once the spots are gone, they're gone.
Questions I keep getting.
Is this really $50 a page?
Yes. Flat rate during launch. Most local business sites are 4 to 7 pages. A 5-page site is $250 to build and then $50/mo to keep it running. After 10 clients sign up, the build price moves to $150 to $300 per page.
Is this AI doing the work or is it you?
Both. AI handles the first 60 to 80 percent of the build. I handle the part where it has to actually work, look right, load fast, and convert. Same way a chef uses a stove. The stove does not make the meal.
Can I really get it live in 24 hours?
Yes, assuming you can get me your content, photos, and feedback in that window. Most sites go live the next day. A few take 48 hours when the client is slow to reply. None take weeks.
What platform is it built on?
Most local business sites I build are static, fast, and hosted on Netlify. If you need ecommerce, I'll build it on Shopify. If you need a full CRM and booking system, I'll build it on GoHighLevel. We pick what fits on the call.
What if I want to leave later?
You own the site. Cancel hosting anytime and I'll send you the files. No exit fees. No hostage situations.
Do you do logos or graphics?
Light logo work is included if you don't have one. Full branding is a separate quote. Stock photos and icons are included.
What if I need changes after launch?
Small swaps under 15 minutes are included with the $50/mo plan. Bigger work (new pages, redesigns) is quoted on the spot at $50 a page during the launch window.
How does the 15-minute call work?
I call or video chat at a time that works for you. I ask about your business, your customers, and what pages you need. No pitch. No script. You leave the call with a clear sense of what your site will be.
Do I need to have all the content ready?
No. I'll pull what I can from your Google Business Profile, your Facebook page, and any existing site. I'll ask you for what's missing. You approve it all before launch.
I already have a domain. Can I keep it?
Yes. I'll point your existing domain at the new site or move it for you. No interruption to your email.
What if my business is a little weird?
Most of what makes a website work is universal. Load fast. Easy to read. Easy to contact. Tell me on the call what makes your business different and I'll account for it.
Can I see examples of sites you've built?
This brand is new and I'm building the public portfolio with the first 10 clients. The site you're reading right now and busqueneil.com are both built using this same process. Look around. That's the work.
Pick a spot. There are 10 of them.
Fill out the form. I'll text or email you within a few hours to set up a 15-minute call. If we're not a fit, no hard feelings.