Every site I build comes with a dashboard. Change a price, swap a photo, post a special or write a blog post, and it's live in about a minute. One button sends anything bigger to me.
Put up a special or a seasonal message across the site, and take it down when it's over.
Edit page text or write a post with headings, photos and a call to action. You see a live preview before anything goes up.
Upload from your phone. Photos are resized for the web and stripped of location data automatically.
Change your phone, hours or service area once, and it updates on every page.
Choose the reviews that show on your site. Real reviews only.
Every form someone fills out on your site, in one inbox, so nothing gets lost in email.
Enter your email and you get a one-time code or a one-tap link. There's no password to forget or steal.
Pick what you want to change and edit it in plain boxes, with a preview.
Press publish and the site rebuilds itself as plain files. It's live in about a minute.
Anything bigger is one button away. It comes straight to me with your note attached.
The site, the dashboard and the database behind it all live in your own Cloudflare account. Hosting costs $0. I connect with a key you control, and the dashboard shows that I'm connected.
If we ever part ways, you press Disconnect. My access ends, and everything keeps working exactly as it did, because it was always yours.
No. Plenty of clients send me changes instead. After the first 90 days, small changes you'd rather not make yourself are $100 a request.
Yes. Each person gets their own login, and you decide what each one can change.
The design and the technical setup stay with me, so nothing you change can break the site. Anything you can't do from the dashboard is one button away.
You press Disconnect, or I do. My access ends, and the site and the dashboard keep working in your account. There's nothing to move.
The public site is plain files with no plugins. The dashboard signs you in with one-time codes instead of passwords, limits how many guesses anyone gets, and keeps a record of every change.
Within a day you get a plain answer: what your site needs, which size it is, and what it costs.