Describe it
One honest paragraph about the business, the people you serve, and what you want the site to do.
For local businesses
Get found in your town — by Google and by the AI answering for it
Describe your trade and the area you cover. Get a site machine-readable enough for AI assistants to recommend you, with enquiries captured and followed up.
No credit card. Free plan available.
Family plumbing business, three vans, we cover Leeds and about 20 miles out. Emergency callouts, bathrooms, boiler servicing. We need more of the good jobs.
Here is the site I would build:
- Pages Home · Emergency callout · Bathrooms · Boiler servicing · Areas we cover · Contact
- Machine-readable LocalBusiness data · hours · service areas · reviews
- Capture Callback form → CRM → auto-reply
Approve, or tell me what to change.
Sound familiar?
We have heard this from every local businesse we worked with.
- "We just have a Facebook page" is not a web presence, and it cannot be cited.
- Local search is shifting to AI answers, and unstructured sites simply vanish from them.
- A missed call is a lost job, and nothing follows up automatically.
- The last agency quote was several thousand for a template build you would still have to maintain.
James Cook Media built 300+ client websites and funnels before building this product. The pattern above is why it exists. Read the story.
What actually matters here
The four things that move the needle for you.
Every platform lists fifty features. These are the ones that decide whether this works for a local businesse.
Structured for the machines that now answer
LocalBusiness data, consistent contact details, opening hours, and services marked up so an assistant can name you with confidence.
Learn more Service and area pages done properly
Real pages that answer real questions for each service and area — not thin doorway pages, which backfire.
No enquiry goes cold
Forms feed the CRM, an auto-reply goes out immediately, and you can see every enquiry in one list.
Learn more A price that fits a small business
From $29 a month with hosting, SSL, and your domain included — against a four-figure agency build.
Learn more In the product
Real screens, not mockups.
How you get there
Five approvals, then it is live.
You are never handed a finished thing you did not agree to. You see the style, the structure, and the layout first.
Walk through each step- 01
- 02
Approve the look
Type, colour, and voice proposed from your brand. Nudge anything that feels wrong.
- 03
Check the sitemap
See the pages it plans and why each exists — before any words are written.
- 04
Approve wireframes
Section-by-section layout. This is where you catch the thing you forgot.
- 05
Go live
Hosting, SSL, your domain, and AI-visibility defaults are handled.
Local Businesses: the questions we get asked
Will this help me show up in Google’s AI Overviews?
It gives you the technical foundation those systems need: structured data, clean markup, fast pages, and an llms.txt file. Nobody can guarantee placement in any AI answer, and you should distrust anyone who does.
Do I still need a Google Business Profile?
Yes, absolutely. Your website and your Business Profile do different jobs, and keeping your name, address, and phone identical across both matters.
Can I have a page for each town I cover?
Yes, provided each page genuinely answers something specific to that area. Mass-produced near-identical pages are a spam pattern that hurts you.
What if I do not have photos of my work?
Start with what you have — even phone photos of finished jobs beat stock imagery for trust. You can improve them later without rebuilding.
Who updates it when my prices or hours change?
You do, by telling the assistant. That is a two-minute job, not a call to a web developer.
Go deeper
Written for exactly this situation
How-to Local business websites in the age of AI answers How local businesses stay visible as "near me" searches turn into AI answers: structured data, service and area pages, and enquiry follow-up. Read it How-to How to get your website cited by ChatGPT and Claude The practical playbook for getting your site cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and AI Overviews: structured data, llms.txt, semantic HTML, and quotable writing. Read it
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