Stop paying thousands for a website. Bots build it in days.
Agencies still quote thousands and months for a small business site. Site builders lock you into their templates. You don't need either anymore. AI agents build websites in code now, so the look can be anything and it can change fast. I direct the agents, check every page, and keep your site moving every week.
You don't need a site builder anymore.
For years a small business had two choices. Pay an agency thousands and wait months, or rent a site builder and live inside its templates. Both made sense when writing a site by hand took a developer weeks.
AI agents write the code now. I build in whatever fits: fast custom-coded sites, or WordPress if you want to stay on it. No template limits, and a look that can change in a week instead of a year. What the agents can't do is know your customers or catch a broken form. That part is my job.
Agents build it. I check it. You run the business.
Write and ship the code
They build the pages, write the code, size the images, wire up the forms and push changes, fast.
Checks every page
Every page gets reviewed on desktop and phone before it goes live: the words, the links, the forms and the speed.
Make the calls
Tell me what to change in our weekly meeting, or text it. Approve the big stuff. Skip the logins.
Everything your website needs, on one list.
Here's where most website lists start. If it lives on your site, it can go on the list.
▣New sites and landing pages
A full site, or a single page that does one job well.
✎Redesigns
A new look without starting the business over.
↻Fast look changes
Changing the look used to be a project. Now it's a task.
✚Extra sites for new services or areas
Claim more ground than one site can.
⇄Migrations
Get off the platform you're stuck on.
▲Speed and SEO basics
The groundwork visitors and search engines expect.
One website is a start. A few can cover your market.
When a site costs thousands, you get one and hope it ranks for everything. When building is fast, every service and every real market can have its own page, or its own site.
A landing page for each service. A page for each area you actually serve. A second site for the new line of business you're testing. Those used to be budget conversations. Now they're tasks on the list.
I'll also tell you when not to. Copy-paste pages for every suburb on the map can hurt more than help. Every page we launch has to be useful to the person who lands on it.
Three ways to get a website.
They all end with a site. Only one keeps changing every week without a new invoice.
| Compare | An agency website project | A DIY site builder | Sites built and managed by agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | The agency's designers and developers | You, from their templates | AI agents, checked by me |
| How long it takes | Usually weeks to months | As long as your evenings allow | Days for a first version |
| What it can look like | Whatever the budget covers | What the templates allow | Anything. It's built in code |
| Changes after launch | A request, a quote and a wait | You, logging in to do it | A task on your list, usually done that week |
| What it costs | Often thousands up front, plus more for changes | A monthly plan, plus your time | $499 a month, flat, with the rest of your list |
| Who owns it | Depends on the contract | You rent it from the platform | You. The code, the domain and the accounts |
The agency model is dead. Don't get overcharged.
Agencies still bill thousands for websites that agents now build in days. A lot of that money pays for meetings, handoffs and markups, not the site. With me you get the build, the weekly edits and a person checking every page, for one flat rate.
This site was built the same way.
No client names, by policy. Here's what I can show you.
This site
Built in plain code by AI agents and checked by me, page by page. No site builder and no template.
Four of my own sites in one week
I built and launched four of my own sites in a single week on plain HTML. Same agents, same checks. That's the speed you'd be paying for.
Your version
Your business, your look, your pages. On the free call I'll tell you what I'd build first and what I'd leave alone.
Hi, I'm Alex. I've done digital production for 16 years.
Radio, agencies, my own shop. I've built the sites, rebuilt them after the redesign nobody needed, and watched owners pay for both.
Now AI agents write the code. My job is knowing what a small business site has to do, which is get people to call, and making sure every page works. You talk to me, not an account manager.
Quick answers.
Do I need WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
No. You don't need a site builder. I build in whatever fits: fast custom-coded sites, or WordPress if you want to stay on it. If you're happy where you are, we work there. If you're stuck, we move.
How fast can I have a site?
A first version of a small site usually takes days, not months, once I have access and your content. Gathering photos and service details takes the longest. After that, changes are tasks on the list.
Can you move my site off Wix, Squarespace or HubSpot?
Yes. Moves to WordPress, GoHighLevel or plain code are on the list. The careful part is redirects, so the pages Google already knows about point to the new ones. I map those before anything moves.
Will a new site hurt my Google rankings?
It can if it's done carelessly, which is why redirects, titles and page content get checked before launch. I can't promise rankings, and anyone who does is guessing. I can promise nothing moves without a plan.
What if it's not working for me?
Cancel any month. There's no contract and no setup fee, and you keep everything that was built.
What would you change on your site if it didn't cost thousands?
Book a free 30-minute call. Send me your site and tell me what bugs you about it. I'll tell you honestly what I'd fix first and what I'd leave alone.