One-page website refresh
A modern homepage where your hours, services, and contact info aren't buried three taps deep.
I build simple, mobile-friendly websites for small local businesses. Done in a couple of weeks for a flat price, instead of a couple of months for an agency invoice.
I started this because I kept seeing the same thing: small businesses doing real work in person, with websites that were either ten years old or didn't exist. Most of them don't need a big site. They need one good page that works on a phone.
It's a one-person operation on purpose. When you write to hello@pinellaswebstudio.com, it lands in my actual inbox. Not a ticket queue, not an assistant. I reply within one business day.
A good local website doesn't have to do everything. It has to answer the questions a customer is asking before they hit the back button.
The businesses I work with already do good work in person. Barbers, cleaners, boutiques, salons, restaurants, real estate teams, wellness studios. Their site should match the work, not undercut it.
That usually means one page. It loads fast on a phone, says what you do, where you are, when you're open, and how to reach you. Then it gets out of the way.
Flat price, written scope, no long contract. Whatever's on the page when it goes live is what we agreed on, in writing, before I started.
Six things I actually do. Most projects pull a few of these together into one homepage.
A modern homepage where your hours, services, and contact info aren't buried three taps deep.
No website yet? I'll build one. The goal is simple: customers can find you, believe you, and reach you.
Almost every local search happens on a phone. If your current site is hard to tap, slow to load, or wider than the screen, I'll fix it.
A real contact path. So a customer doesn't have to dig through a Facebook page or a Yelp listing just to find your email.
Titles, descriptions, and schema set up properly so Google understands who you are and where you work.
Plain text that explains what you do and what to do next. Written like a person actually wrote it, because one did.
Three full demo sites I built for the kinds of businesses I want to work with. Click any preview to open the live demo.
A vintage shop site for a walk-in barber. Menu, hours, and address all sit above the fold so a guy on his phone can plan a visit without scrolling.
Open the demo site →Same-team visits, flat pricing, quotes by email within one business day.
A trust-first service site for a cleaning company. Quote calculator on the homepage, a clear service-area map, reviews above the contact form. The whole page is built to get one thing: a quote request.
Open the demo site →
A small bistro on the corner of Main and West Bay. Open tonight at 5:30.
A coastal seafood spot. Dark, dinner-mood hero photo, the actual weekly menu set in real menu type, and a Resy-style booking panel. Designed to answer "open tonight?" and "can I get a table?" before the first scroll.
Open the demo site →Tell me what you do and what feels off about your site (or that you don't have one yet). I'll write back within one business day with a plan or a flat-price quote.
Five steps. You see the price in writing before I touch the site.
Reply with your business and your current website (or social link), and what feels off about it.
I send back a short improvement plan or a rough concept, depending on what fits. You're not committed to anything yet.
Pick a package. You see the flat price in writing and sign off before I start building anything.
You see a live preview link and get one round of revisions to dial in copy and details.
Site launches on your domain with a quick handover note and a basic local search check.
I work with independent shops, services, and studios in the area, one project at a time. If you ever want to meet in person, you can.
Scope, price, revisions, launch notes. All of it lives in your inbox so you can scroll back later or forward it to a partner.
Flat price in writing before I start. No surprise hourly invoices, no add-ons you didn't ask for.
Flat prices, agreed in writing before I start. Not sure which one fits? Send me a short email and I'll tell you.
A modern, mobile-friendly rebuild of the homepage you already have.
For a business that doesn't really have a website yet. A full one-page launch from scratch.
When one page isn't enough. Menus, galleries, multiple services, a few connected pages.
50% deposit and 50% at launch for Refresh and Starter. Growth Website projects use a 40 / 30 / 30 split (deposit, preview, launch). Invoiced through Stripe.
The first concept is on me. If the design I send back isn't what you wanted, the deposit doesn't get cashed. We part ways, no awkward follow-up.
After launch, Website Care keeps your site hosted, patched, and backed up so you never have to log in. Cancel anytime.
"Small edits" means text changes, photo swaps, updated hours, prices, menu items, service lines. New sections, new pages, or full redesigns are bigger jobs and get a separate flat quote (or $50/hr).
Most refreshes go live 1–2 weeks after you approve the scope. Faster if your copy and photos are ready, longer if I'm writing the copy or hunting down a logo.
No. If you already have a domain, I'll use it. If you don't, I'll point you to a cheap registrar and walk you through buying one over email. Same with a real business email.
The build is one-time. After launch, you can either host the site yourself (I'll point you to cheap, reliable options) or add Website Care for $49/mo and let me handle hosting, backups, security updates, and small edits.
That's the Growth Website, starting at $1,800. It covers 2 to 5 pages: services, gallery, menu, about, anything beyond a single homepage. Send a short note about what you have in mind and I'll write back with a scope and a flat price.
Full e-commerce stores and custom booking systems aren't part of any of my packages. If that's what you need, I'll suggest a better-fit tool instead of taking the job.
$49/mo gets you hosting, SSL, weekly backups, uptime monitoring, software/security updates, and up to 30 minutes per month of small edits (text, photos, hours, prices, menu items, service lines).
New sections, new pages, or redesigns are bigger jobs and get a flat quote first (or $50/hr). Cancel anytime; there's no long contract.
I cover the local-search basics: clean titles, meta descriptions, schema, a fast mobile layout, and a clear local focus. I don't promise rankings and I don't run paid ads. For local search, the basics get you most of the way.
50% upfront, 50% at launch for Refresh and Starter Website. Growth Websites split 40 / 30 / 30: deposit when you sign off on the scope, second piece when you see the preview, balance when it goes live.
Everything's invoiced through Stripe (credit card or ACH) with a written scope before any work starts. No surprise charges, ever.
Pinellas Web Studio is new. Real client quotes will live here as projects wrap. Until then, here's what you walk out with on launch day, and the services I use to run it.
$100 off any build, plus Website Care locked at $35/mo for the first year (then $49/mo). First three replies, that's it.
Claim a founding spot →I picked these because they're boring in the right way. They don't go down, and they don't try to upsell you.
A short note is plenty: what you do, what feels off about your current site, or just that you don't have one yet. I'll write back with a plan or a quick concept.
Based in Belleair Bluffs, FL · Serving independent businesses across Pinellas County.