To build it
₱35,000
one-time
Everything above — website, booking, Google profile, handover. Half to start, half when it goes live.
- Live in 5–7 days
- First year’s domain included
- 30 days of fixes after launch
- No lock-in — you own it outright
Someone is searching for you right now.
I build the whole setup and hand it
to you working, in under a week.
Replies within a day.
You search your own business on Google and get a map pin with no hours, no photos, no prices — or nothing at all. The customer moves on to the next result.
Messages come in on Messenger, Instagram, and text. Someone replies late, or twice, or not at all. You only notice when the customer doesn’t show.
The shop down the street has a real website and clear prices. Yours is a Facebook page from 2019. Customers read that gap as a difference in quality.
A real site, not a template dump. Your services and prices written clearly, your photos properly sized, and a domain registered in your name.
Customers searching for what you sell find you instead of the shop down the street.
Loads fast on a phone over mobile data — which is how most people will see it.
Requests land in one place instead of scattered across Messenger, Instagram, and text. Every one reaches you the moment it arrives.
No more finding a booking request at 11pm three days late.
One inbox you check, not four apps you forget.
Set up the way Google wants it — profile claimed, hours and photos filled in, and the site structured so Google can actually read it.
Your map pin shows hours, photos, and services instead of a blank card.
You get a plain-language guide for asking happy customers to leave a review.
Yours outright, with someone to call. Every login handed over, a walkthrough so you know how it works, and 30 days of fixes after launch.
You own the domain, the code, and every account. No lock-in.
You message me directly — not a ticket queue.
To build it
₱35,000
one-time
Everything above — website, booking, Google profile, handover. Half to start, half when it goes live.
To keep it running
₱5,000
/ month
Optional, month to month. Cancel anytime and the site stays yours — you’d just handle hosting and updates yourself.
If your business needs something beyond this — inventory, multiple branches, staff accounts, payments — that’s a different scope and a different price. Tell me what you need and I’ll quote it honestly, or tell you it isn’t worth building.
01
30 minutes, in person or on a call. Your services, your prices, your busiest hours. I take notes.
02
Photos and your logo if you have one. This is the part that decides whether we finish in five days or nine.
03
You get a link partway through to check names, prices, and spelling before anything goes public.
04
Domain connected, Google profile updated, logins handed to you. I walk you through all of it.
FAQ
The six things every business owner asks me before saying yes. Straight answers, including the ones that cost me work.
Five to seven days from the moment I have your photos, services, and prices. Most of that week is waiting on content from you — the build itself is three days. If you send everything on day one, it’s faster.
Hosting, domain renewal, security updates, backups, and content changes — new prices, new services, new photos. You message me and it gets done, usually same day. It’s month to month; stop it whenever.
Yes. The domain is registered in your name and every login is handed to you at launch. If you stop the care plan, the site is still yours — you’d just take over hosting and updates, or hand them to someone else.
Keep it — they do different jobs. Facebook reaches people who already follow you. The website is what people find when they search Google for what you sell, and it’s where bookings land instead of getting buried in Messenger at 11pm.
You see it before it goes public, and changes at that stage are included. After launch you have 30 days of fixes. What I won’t do is rebuild it from scratch a third time — that’s a new project, and I’ll say so plainly.
Yes — my day job is building systems that manage 15,000+ records for a university office. Inventory, staff accounts, multiple branches, payments, reporting: all doable, all scoped and priced separately. See the case studies.