Professional websites for local businesses.
Just come with your story. I’ll build the rest.
Work
What each of these had to do.
Two of these are real client sites. The other three are full builds for local brands who never hired me. Nobody asked and nobody paid. I wanted to see what they would look like online if someone gave it the same attention they give the work.
Dunn Right Ranch
Farm and ranch, Virginia
Three questions, and a customer knows which breed they want, instead of him explaining the difference on the phone.
Olympus Disc Golf
Premium disc golf course
Membership tiers, tournament dates, and the course itself in one place, so people can turn up already knowing how it works.
Crazy Rabbit
Food truck, Orlando
Smokin’ CariBBQ
BBQ and catering, Orlando
Davenport Consulting Group
Architecture, Daytona Beach
Who it’s for
Local service businesses.
- Contractors and tradespeople
- Roofers, HVAC, plumbers, electricians, painters. You get work by word of mouth. Your site has one job: looking as legitimate as you actually are when a new customer googles you. That way the first call starts with the job instead of with who you are.
- Restaurants and food businesses
- The menu changed again and the site still says the old thing. You need a site that keeps pace with the kitchen, and one person to text when the special has to be up by Friday.
- Health and wellness
- Chiropractors, massage therapists, trainers, med spas. A referral googles you before they book. The site can answer what you treat and what a first visit is like, so you are not answering it again between appointments.
When I’m not the right fit
- You need it live next week. My shortest build is about two weeks, and that assumes I get your photos and copy quickly.
- You want to be on the phone most days. I work mostly over email, and I ask for what I need once.
- You are looking for the cheapest site you can find. There are cheaper builders than me and some of them are fine.
- You want ads, social media, or content written for you every month. I don’t do those.
Not on the list? If you run a local business with real customers, we’ll probably get along. Tell me what you do.
Pricing
Three tiers. Built for local businesses.
Just Getting Online
Starting at $750
You don’t have a website yet, or have one you’d rather not send anyone to.
- 1 long scrolling page with anchor navigation
- Contact form, map, hours, photos, and testimonials
- 1 round of revisions
- Delivered in about 2 weeks
Not included
- Booking integration
- Filterable photo gallery
- Multiple pages
Need any of these? They come with Built to Convert, or as add-ons.
Recommended starting point
Built to Convert
Starting at $1,500
Customers are already coming in. You want the site answering the first round of questions before the phone rings.
- Up to 5 pages
- 2 included features (booking, gallery, newsletter, multi-step form)
- 30-minute kickoff call
- 2 rounds of revisions
- Delivered in 2 to 3 weeks
Not included
- E-commerce
- Customer login
- Advanced animations
Need any of these? They come with The Full Experience, or as add-ons.
The Full Experience
Starting at $3,000
You’ve got several service lines, or more than one kind of customer, and one page can’t do the explaining.
- Up to 8 pages
- 4 standard features plus 1 premium feature (e-commerce, custom CMS, advanced animation)
- Kickoff call plus a 30-minute midpoint check-in
- 3 rounds of revisions
- Delivered in 4 to 6 weeks
Not included
- Ongoing maintenance after launch
- Paid ads
- Content writing beyond the brief
All available as separate engagements.
If you tell me what you’re doing and a cheaper tier covers it, I’ll say so.
Run a food truck or mobile catering? There’s a monthly plan for that.
Add-ons
- Hosting
- $150/year
- The address people type in, the renewals, and one person to email when something breaks. You own your domain either way.
- Logo design
- $350
- A logo drawn for your business, in the file types you’ll actually need.
- Maintenance plans
- From $75/month
- Care $75, Active $175, or Growth $400. Monthly changes, a note each month saying what I did, and someone watching that it stays up.
- Google Business Profile setup
- $200
- Show up on the map when neighbors search.
How it works
From first email to live site.
Tell me about your business
Fill out the project form. It takes about 7 minutes, and it asks the questions a kickoff meeting would.
We lock the plan
I reply within 48 hours with the right tier, the exact price, and the timeline. If the price is going to move, you hear it here and not at the end.
I build
There is not much for you to do at this stage. If I need something, I ask once and in plain English, and the sooner I get it the sooner you go live.
You review
You get a preview link. You tell me what to change, I change it. Revision rounds depend on your package.
We launch
The site goes live on your domain, and you get a handoff doc with everything you need in one place.
About
I’m Brian. I build websites in Orlando.
Redroc Creative is one person: me. No account managers, no handoffs, no waiting three days for the person who actually does the work to hear about your request. You describe the change, and I make it.
I build for the businesses around me, here in Orlando. That means I can meet you at your shop instead of on a video call, and I have probably already driven past your sign.
Every site is built for the one business it belongs to, not pulled off a shelf. In practice that mostly means the questions you get asked over and over are answered on the page, so you are answering them less.
Ready when you are.
Tell me about your business. I’ll come back within 48 hours with the right plan, the exact price, and a launch date. If I think you’d be better off with something smaller, I’ll say that instead.
Sites start at $750. The form takes about 7 minutes.