Taking the first 10 One person, start to finish Live in 48 hours
Last launch — ATLAS APPAREL Also live — SERENITY LANE Next slot — THIS WEEK
A custom website for your business — designed, written and launched in 48 hours. Not a template. Built so Google and ChatGPT can find you, and you own all of it. No monthly fees.
$250one time $50/mo × 6
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No mockups, no "coming soon." These are the actual live domains — click through mid-scroll and check them yourself.
Signed in July and still running. Full storefront with a self-publish backend the owner works himself — he lists a product, sets the price, it's on the site. No developer on retainer, no monthly ransom.
Junk removal and dumpster rental in Stephens City, VA. A visitor builds their own price with the load-ticket estimator before they ever pick up the phone.
When we asked ChatGPT for junk removal in their area, it named Serenity Lane first.
$250. Live in 48 hours.
StartStart→Three things go wrong on almost every local business site I get sent. None of them are about taste.
I'm building a portfolio in public. The work has to be good enough to show off — and you pay half what it's worth while I do it.
Custom design, motion, copy, SEO, hosting and launch. Yours outright — no lock-in, no platform fee, nothing owed after launch.
A shot of the finished site in my portfolio and a short review. That's what the other half of the price buys.
Six things every build includes, whichever way you pay. There is no upgrade tier where the site finally gets good.
Every layout, colour and typeface is chosen for your business. If a competitor could use your site by swapping the logo, I built the wrong thing.
The animation on this page isn't decoration — it points at the next thing you should read. Yours gets the same treatment.
I write every sentence. Not filler about "quality craftsmanship" — the specific reasons someone should call you instead of the other guy.
Proper structure, real metadata, images that don't take four seconds. Half of local search traffic leaves a site slower than three seconds.
Most people meet your business on a phone at a red light. Every build is tested on real screen sizes before a desktop version is judged.
Your domain, your hosting, your files, your site. If you fired me tomorrow you'd keep every piece of it.
No discovery phase, no onboarding portal, no kickoff deck. You tell me about the business, I build, you approve.
You don't have to decide anything on it. Most people book, describe the business for ten minutes, and walk away with a scope and a fixed price before they hang up.
Two ways: $250 all at once, or $50/mo for 6 months if that's easier on your cash flow — nothing down, and the $50/mo stops after the sixth payment no matter what. Your exact price is confirmed in writing before you pay anything, and it does not move after that. No retainer, and no invoice after launch.
Because I'm one person with no office, no sales team and no account managers, and because I'm building a portfolio right now. The $250 price is for the first 10 businesses. After that, the price goes up.
Only if you choose the payment plan, and only for six months — $50/mo, then it stops and nothing else is owed. There is no ongoing fee to me either way. Hosting for a site this size is free on the platforms I use, and your domain is roughly $15 a year paid directly to the registrar in your own name. I don't take a cut of either.
Then we rebuild it and point your existing domain at the new one on launch day. Your current site stays up the whole time — nothing goes dark during the build.
Me. Hunter Mastropietro. You have my mobile number, and the person who answers it is the person building your site.
Two full revision rounds are included before launch. After that, small changes are usually free because they take ten minutes, and anything larger gets quoted before I touch it. You own the files either way.
Three fields. I text you back the same day with a fixed price in writing. You see your design before you pay a cent.