Not templates. Experiences.
These are real pages I've built, each one a single, unforgettable interaction that makes a visitor stop scrolling. This is the difference between a website and something people text to a friend.
No mockups. No six-week project. No $4,000 agency quote. I build your new site before we ever speak about money. Your real name, your real reviews, your real photos. Then I show it to you live. If you like it, we switch it on. Usually the same week. Then it's yours from $79/mo, no contract, cancel anytime.
You've got twenty years in, a five-star average and a truck people recognize. Then somebody googles you at 9pm, lands on a site that looks abandoned, and quietly calls the guy with a worse crew and a better website. These are real Valley businesses I looked at this month.
Still on table-based HTML. It has never been opened on a phone by anyone who wasn't lost. The business is excellent. The website is a liability.
Their 2017 site is served over plain HTTP, so every new customer's first impression is a browser warning. Nobody told them. Nobody ever does.
580 photos of genuinely beautiful work, stranded on Yelp, where they compete with a slideshow. The portfolio was already there. It just had nowhere to live.
Every agency on earth sells you a promise and then goes away to build it. I flipped the order. The build comes first, and it's free until you've seen it and want it.
The whole point of a monthly plan is that you stop thinking about your website. No hourly invoices, no "that'll be a change order," no hosting bill from a company you've never heard of.
Design, layout, the words, your photos placed and cropped, every page loaded with real content. You don't fill in a template. I do all of it.
Where 80% of your customers actually find you. Tap-to-call, tap-for-directions, hours that are correct: the three things a phone visitor came for.
New hours, new prices, new photos, a staff change, a holiday closure. Text me. Done inside 48 hours, usually the same day.
No separate hosting bill, no renewal you forget, no expired certificate. The padlock stays green and the site stays up. That's my job now.
Your map listing kept current and pointed at the new site: hours, services, photos, the review link. It's half of local search and most people never touch it.
The scariest part of any switch. I move the website records and leave your mail records exactly where they are. Nothing in your inbox changes.
Always, no exceptions, in your name and your account. I'm a vendor, not a hostage-taker. If you leave, you walk out with it.
You text me. I answer. No ticket number, no support portal, no offshore queue, no account manager who leaves in six months.
Most of my clients start with a site that makes the phone ring. But "website guy" undersells it. I build the whole machine behind the front door: stores that take payment, calendars that book jobs, menus that update themselves, and interactive pieces most agencies quote six figures for. If it runs in a browser, I can build it.
These are real pages I've built, each one a single, unforgettable interaction that makes a visitor stop scrolling. This is the difference between a website and something people text to a friend.
Real carts, real card payments, inventory that syncs. Sell from your own site instead of handing 15% to a marketplace.
Customers pick a slot and it lands on your calendar. Appointments, tables, jobs, tee times. No phone tag, no double-booking.
Take deposits, sell gift cards, run online ordering that goes straight to the kitchen: Stripe, Square, DoorDash, direct. Your call.
A tap list that updates when a keg blows. Inventory that posts itself. Reviews that stream in. The site that keeps itself current.
Custom software, AI features, internal tools, dashboards, data work, image recognition. I build those too. If you can describe it, there's a good chance it's a conversation worth having.
These aren't screenshots. Every card is a real, working site you can open and poke at. Each one shows the kind of build its tier buys, made for a specific business with the details that business actually needs. The full library, forty-plus designs, only comes out when I'm building yours. No reason to show your competitors what's coming.
None of these your trade? That's the point of the vault. Tell me what you do and I'll build your business in the design that fits, or in two of them, on one link, so you can pick. Most people know within about four seconds which one is theirs.
A one-time setup to design and launch your site, then a flat monthly. No contract, cancel anytime. Every tier includes hosting, security, your domain, and unlimited small edits. You only move up when you want the site to do more.
An agency charges up front and disappears for six weeks, because they're pricing for the gamble of building something you haven't seen. Here you see it live first, pay monthly, and cancel anytime. One good job pays for a year of it.
No contract · cancel anytime · first month guaranteed. Pay yearly and two months are free. Your domain is always yours, and your content stays yours. The site is a subscription I host and keep current for as long as you're with me.
Days, not months. The build already exists, so "go live" is a decision, not a project. The only thing that ever slows it down is finding out who controls your domain, which is why that's the first question I ask.
Hosting, security, updates, support, the Google profile. Never an hourly bill. Never a surprise. Anything genuinely outside the plan gets a flat quote and your say-so before a single hour is worked.
You are never paying for a promise, a pitch deck, or a designer's idea of your business. The website is finished and sitting on a link before money is mentioned. If it's not right, you walk and it costs you nothing.
Tell me who you are and I'll build your site. Not a proposal, not a call to "discuss your needs." The actual website, on a link, in your hands.
NO CALL REQUIRED · NO CARD · NO OBLIGATION
Or just email me: brandon@rendevo.io