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Single-scroll architecture // 1–3 service specialists

Custom one-page websites built for speed and phone calls.

Not every business needs a 15-page website. If you run a single-truck trade, food truck, or solo shop, you need one fast, rock-solid page that loads instantly from Google Maps, truck wraps, and yard signs.

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Fit check

Is a one-page website right for you?

This is for a shop with one to three services and one town. If you need a page per city, look atthe $189/mo 6-page plan or Multi-City Fleet.

  1. 01Food truck or mobile caterer

    Customers just want today's location, your menu, hours, and a tap-to-order or Instagram link. They do not need six pages of filler.

  2. 02Solo pressure washer, lawn care, or mobile detailer

    You sell one to three services in one town. The page needs before-and-after photos, a service list, Google reviews, and a request-a-quote form.

  3. 03Barber, stylist, or independent trainer

    Clients come from referrals and Google Maps. They need your price list, the shop address, photos of real work, and a booking button for Booksy, Square, or Calendly.

  4. 04Mobile notary, handyman, or window tinter

    You need a real domain on your Google Business Profile so the person who found you on the map can see a legitimate site and call you first.

Choose the build

One-page site vs. multi-page site.

When to stay on a one-page site and when to move to a multi-page plan
Stay on a 1-page site ($89/mo)Move to the 6-page plan ($189/mo) or Multi-City Fleet (from $499/mo)
You offer 1 to 3 core services.You offer 4 or more services that each need their own ranking page.
You work in one town or a single local radius.You want to rank across 5 to 15 surrounding cities with a page per town.
Most leads come from Google Maps, referrals, social, or truck lettering.You need organic pages that show up before someone already knows your name.

Standard build

Five sections on every one-page site.

  1. 01

    Above-the-fold conversion hero

    Your trade and town in the H1, the license or credential that matters, and a thumb-sized click-to-call or text button.

  2. 02

    Services and pricing menu

    A scannable list of your one to three services. No paragraph explaining what your trade is.

  3. 03

    Real work and verified Google reviews

    Reviews you actually earned, plus WebP photos of jobs you did. Not stock photos of someone else's truck.

  4. 04

    Owner credentials and trust strip

    License, insurance, years in business, and that the shop is locally owned.

  5. 05

    Bottom contact and directions

    A short form that lands in your phone or email, tap-to-call, and a map of the area you actually serve.

Price

$89 a month, or $999 once.

Monthly

$89/mo

$0 down

12-month agreement, then month-to-month. Includes custom design, hosting, SSL, domain routing, and 1 basic content update per month.Hablamos Español.

Start Your 1-Page Site ($89/mo)

One-time

$999

+ $30/mo hosting

No 12-month build agreement. You own the website when the final payment clears. Then $30/mo keeps the domain, SSL, and hosting on.

Or $999 One-Time Build

If the business outgrows one page in year one, 50% of the monthly payments credit towardthe $189/mo 6-page plan or Multi-City Fleet. Call or text (706) 939-7377.

One-page FAQ

Domain, Google Maps, and adding pages later.

How much does a one-page website cost?

$89/mo with $0 down, on a 12-month agreement, then month-to-month. That includes the design, hosting, SSL, domain routing, and 1 basic content update per month. If you do not want the agreement, the same page is $999 once plus $30/mo hosting, and you own the website when the final payment clears.

Is a one-page website enough for a small business?

Yes, if you sell one to three services in one town and most calls come from Google Maps, referrals, social, or the lettering on your truck. That fits food trucks, solo pressure washers, lawn care, mobile detailers, barbers, stylists, trainers, notaries, handymen, and window tinters. If you have four or more services that each need to rank, or you want a page for every city you cover, start on the $189/mo 6-page plan or Multi-City Fleet instead.

Will a one-page website show up on Google?

It can show up for your trade plus your town, and it gives Google Business Profile a real domain to point at. It will not rank you across several surrounding cities. Those searches need their own pages, which is the Multi-City Fleet plan. A one-page site is for the person who already found you on the map, a referral, or your truck.

Can a one-page website connect to my Google Business Profile?

Yes. The page uses the same business name, phone number, and service area as the profile. You put the domain in the website field so Maps and the site agree. The page also has tap-to-call and a short form that lands on your phone or email.

What is included in the $89/mo one-page website?

Five sections: a hero with your trade and town plus click-to-call, a menu of your one to three services, photos of real jobs and your Google reviews, a trust strip for license, insurance, and years in business, and a contact block with the form, phone, and service-area map. Hosting, SSL, and domain routing are included. The monthly plan includes 1 basic content update per month. Unlimited content edits are not included.

Should I pay $89/mo or $999 for a one-page website?

$89/mo if you want $0 down and 1 basic content update per month. The first 12 months are an agreement, then it is month-to-month. $999 once, plus $30/mo hosting, if you do not want that agreement. You own the website when the final payment clears. Hosting still keeps the domain and SSL on.

What if I outgrow my one-page website?

In year one, 50% of the monthly payments you have already made credit toward the $189/mo 6-page plan or a Website + SEO Bundle, including Single-Market Growth. At $89/mo, a full year is $1,068 paid and $534 of credit. Extra pages after that are $100 each beyond the 6-page base.

Who owns the domain on a one-page website?

You do. The domain is registered in your name. I connect it, host the page, and handle SSL. I do not keep the name in my account. The page stays hosted and maintained while the monthly plan is active. On a lump-sum build, you own the website when the final payment clears.

One-page site

One page. One town. A number people can tap.

Tell me the trade, the town, and whether you want $89/mo or the $999 build. I'll tell you if one page is enough.

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