We write these for the same people who buy the sites: a roofer who needs an estimate form (Stormridge, Fieldwork), a landlord with two doors (Two-Door), a baker who just wants the hours right (Kiln). We’re not selling a course. We’re saving you a week of guessing. If you learn by doing, grab a free bakery template to practice on before you buy anything.
- What a contractor site should show on day one — What you do, where you work, how to ask for a price, and a couple of real jobs. Fieldwork, Stormridge, Ashlar, Nightcircuit, Cistern — then we put Flask on your server.
- You don’t need property software on day one — What’s for rent, how to ask, house rules, who to call when something breaks. Courtyard, Two-Door, Harbor Inn — a brochure, not property software.
- How we put your site on a VPS — You rent an Ubuntu box. We put the site on it, turn on HTTPS, and hand you admin. You pay the host. Hostinger if you still need a server.
- Don’t send Google to a half-finished site — Name, email, and address have to be real before you ask search engines to look. Dummy text trains them on the wrong business.
When you’re ready, look at the plans, pick a design, read how a job runs, or email us.