Mickey MullinNetworks & Software

Software · Small-business websites

Small business website design: fast, clean, and yours

Fast, clean sites that load quickly, show up in local search, and can be edited without calling anyone. You get pages for what you do and where you do it, and a contact form that reaches your inbox. The domain, the hosting, and the code are in your name.

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What's included

What do I get?

  • Pages for what you do and where you do it, built to read well on a phone.
  • A contact form that reaches your inbox.
  • Your domain, with your email records checked before any change and your email tested afterward.
  • Hosting in your name, on your billing.
  • A privacy page that says what the site collects.
  • Analytics in your own account, so the visitor numbers are yours.

How many pages depends on your business: up to 4 for Starter, up to 6 for Standard, and more at $250 a page. The written scope lists the pages and what they include before the price is final.

Before launch, I check every page on a phone, with only a keyboard, and with a screen reader.

Updates

Can I update it myself?

Yes, for the things you change often: hours, services, prices, and photos. We agree up front which parts you'll edit yourself, and I show you how before hand-off.

If you plan to post news, articles, or specials regularly, I'll suggest building the site on WordPress with a simple theme, because posting there is straightforward. The package prices are the same either way, and the hosting is still in your name.

Redesigns

I already have a site on Wix, Squarespace, or WordPress. Can you redo it?

Yes. Most of the work is not losing what already works:

  • The content worth keeping moves to the new site.
  • Old addresses redirect to the new pages, so links that people and search engines already use still land somewhere.
  • DNS and email records are checked and written down before the switch, and I test your email afterward.

If the domain was registered through the old platform, or by whoever built the old site, moving it may need that account's login or that person's help. I check that first.

If your current platform is fine and the site just needs better pages, I'll say so.

You're looking at one I built: this site replaced my old WordPress site.

Getting started

What do I need to bring?

What you do, where you do it, who it's for, and photos of real work if you have them. I organize it into pages and tighten the wording.

Ownership

Who owns it?

You do. The domain, the hosting, and the code are all in your name. The domain and hosting bill to you directly.

If we stop working together, nothing has to be handed back, because none of it was ever mine.

Timing

How long does it take?

It depends on how many pages there are and how ready the content is. I give you an estimate with the quote.

Pricing

What does it cost?

Fixed prices
JobFixed price
Starter up to 4 pages: Home, Services, Areas, and Contact$1,500
Standard up to 6 pages: Starter plus 2 more$2,200
Extra page quoted before work starts$250 each

Each package is a fixed price. Starter covers up to 4 pages, such as Home, Services, Areas, and Contact, plus everything under “What do I get?” above. Standard adds up to 2 more pages, such as About, a single service, or a second location.

Before I quote, the written scope lists the pages and what's included, so the price is settled before work starts.

Domain registration and hosting aren't part of the fixed price. They bill to you directly, in your name.

Also outside the fixed price: copywriting beyond light editing of the text you provide, photography, stock images beyond free sources, and ongoing updates after launch.

Questions

The short answers.

Can you move my site off Wix or Squarespace?

Yes. I move the content worth keeping and redirect the old addresses to the new pages. Before the switch, I write down your DNS and email records, and afterward I test your email. If the domain was registered through the old platform or by someone else, moving it may need that account's login or that person's help.

Will I be able to edit it myself?

Yes, for the things you change often, such as hours, services, prices, and photos. We agree up front which parts you'll edit, and I show you how before hand-off. If you plan to post news, articles, or specials regularly, I'll suggest building the site on WordPress with a simple theme, because posting there is straightforward. The package prices are the same either way, and the hosting is still in your name.

Do you guarantee I'll rank on Google?

No, and nobody honestly can. Rankings depend on many things I don't control, including relevance, your reviews, and your competition. I build in what search engines read, and for local search I point you through setting up a Google Business Profile, which counts alongside the site.

Do you work with clients outside New Hampshire?

For software, yes. I'm based in Manchester, NH, and software work doesn't need me on site. Network installs and troubleshooting are on site in southern New Hampshire.

Related services

  • Custom softwareInternal tools, portals, and dashboards that replace the spreadsheet, the whiteboard, and the sticky notes.
  • Integrations & automationConnect your CRM, scheduling, invoicing, and email so data is entered once and the busywork stops.
  • Mockup to productionYou or your team built something with ChatGPT, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, or v0, and it almost works. I take it the last mile: your domain, real hosting, logins, your email and CRM, backups, and a security check, so customers and staff can actually use it.

Get started

Tell me about your business.

What you do, where, and the site you have now, if there is one. I'll get back to you within one business day.

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