One-page websites for local businesses, designed around yours. $99 flat. Live in 48 hours. No monthly fees. I build your mockup free, and you only pay if you want it.
Free mockup means free. If you don't love it, you owe nothing and we part as neighbors.
Every card below is an actual working site you can open, scroll, and poke at on your phone. Yours gets designed around your business the same way.
All five are demo businesses I designed to show the range. No fake testimonials, no fake clients. Your site becomes the portfolio piece.
Email me your business name and what you do. That's it. I'll pull your hours, service area, and reviews from what's already public.
Within 48 hours you get a link to a real, working preview of your website on your phone. Not a sketch. The actual site.
Pay once and the site goes live the same day. You own it outright. Don't love it? No charge, no hard feelings, no follow-up spam.
No agency, no offshore team, no subscription trap. One local person who answers texts, shows up, and puts his name on every page he builds.
Real numbers from the current market.
| Option | Cost | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Local web agency | $5,000+ upfront | 4–12 week timeline, built for bigger companies |
| "$0 down" website subscriptions | $150–175/mo forever | Cancel and your site disappears — you never own it |
| DIY builders (Wix, GoDaddy) | $12–25/mo + your weekends | Most owners start one and never finish it |
| Fiverr stranger | $50–500 | Unpredictable quality, no local accountability |
| Anthem Sites | $99 once | One page only — that's the whole trick |
One page that does the job of a whole site.
The $99 site is complete on its own.
You buy YourBusiness.com (~$12/yr at any registrar) and I connect everything.
A services menu, photo gallery, or pricing page added on.
First month of tweaks is free. After that, a round of changes is a flat fee.
I'm Landon. I'm 19, I live in Anthem, I study cybersecurity at Rio Salado, and in the summer I work at the lake and referee soccer.
I build websites because I'm good at it and because half the businesses I use around here don't have one — which means new neighbors can't find them. That seemed fixable.
Why so cheap? Because I'm building a local reputation, not running an agency. Your $99 buys my best work and my cell number if something ever breaks.
Yes, 100%. It's a plain, standard web page — no proprietary builder holding it hostage. Want the files? They're yours. Want to move it somewhere else someday? Easy.
Really. The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, which is free for sites like this, permanently. The only recurring cost that can ever exist is a custom domain (~$12/yr), which is optional and which you'd buy yourself, in your own name.
About ten minutes: your business name, what you do, and any photos you want on there. If you have Google reviews, I'll feature the real ones. I never invent testimonials.
Tweaks in the first 30 days are free and usually done same-day. After that it's $25 for a round of edits, so you're never stuck.
The site collects nothing. No trackers, no analytics scripts, no forms storing data — customers tap to call or email you directly. There's nothing to hack and nothing to leak, which is exactly how a one-page business site should be.
Yes. It's a normal public web page, so Google can index it, and I set your business name, town, and services in the page title so people searching for you can find it. For local customers the bigger win is adding the link to your Google Business Profile, which takes about two minutes and I'll show you exactly where it goes.
Because for a local service business, one great page beats five mediocre ones. Customers want to know what you do, where you work, and how to reach you — in ten seconds, on a phone. That's the job, and one page does it.
Email me your business name and one line about what you do. You'll have a working preview within 48 hours. No payment, no pressure.
Email me — takes 2 minutesButton not opening an email app? My address is landont2657@gmail.com. Tap or click it once to select the whole thing, then copy.