Your website exists. Nobody is finding it.
You paid for a website. It looks fine. But you are not showing up on Google, and when someone asks ChatGPT for a recommendation in your area, your name never comes up. There is almost always a specific, fixable reason — and for most small sites it can be found and fixed inside a couple of days. If your site has stopped working altogether, that is the same job at the same price.
$1,500 fixed, then $300 a month if you want it looked after. Tightly scoped, and we tell you upfront if you fall outside it.
Most small business websites are not badly designed. They are unreadable to the systems that decide who gets found — and the owner has no way of knowing, because the site looks perfectly fine in a browser.
These are the things we find over and over. None of them are visible to you. All of them are fixable.
- The site is not properly indexed. Pages Google has never seen, or has been actively told to ignore by a setting nobody remembers changing.
- No structured data. Nothing tells a machine what your business is, where it is, what it sells or when it is open — so it has to guess, and often does not bother.
- Your Google Business Profile is thin or wrong. The single biggest lever for a local business, and usually half-finished.
- Inconsistent business details. Your name, address and phone number differ across the web, which makes every one of them less trustworthy.
- Content that answers nothing. Pages describing what you do, but never answering the question a customer actually types.
- Slow, unstable pages. Especially on a phone, which is where most of your visitors are.
The Website Fix
One fixed price, one fixed scope. We find what is broken, we fix it, and we show you the difference — or, if there is nothing left to fix, we build it. Not an audit that lands on your desk as homework; the work actually gets done. It is deliberately bounded, which is the only reason it can be this price.
Website Fix — $1,500
Up to 10 pages · one round of changes · 5 business days
- We test what Google and the AI assistants currently say about your business
- Full technical check — indexing, crawling, speed, mobile, broken links
- Structured data added so machines can read your business properly
- Google Business Profile reviewed and corrected
- Business details made consistent across the web
- Your key pages rewritten to answer real customer questions
- A before-and-after you can actually see
- Everything implemented — not handed to you as a list
No site, or a site that has stopped working? Same price — see below.
Start a Website FixLocal Care — $300/month
Single-location local businesses. Month to month.
- Edits whenever you need them — prices, services, hours, photos
- One new page or article every month
- Uptime monitoring, so a site going dark gets caught the same day
- Google Business Profile kept current
- Quarterly plain-English report — what moved, what did not
- Quarterly re-test of what Google and AI say about you
- Direct access to the person doing the work
For a shop, a practice or a trade business serving one area.
Website Care — $600/month
Month to month. Cancel whenever.
- Everything in Local Care, plus:
- Monthly re-test of what Google and AI say about you
- Monthly reporting rather than quarterly
- Ongoing technical monitoring and fixes
- Plugin, theme and platform updates kept safe
- Multi-location or multi-service businesses
- Ecommerce and booking systems
Entirely optional. The fix stands on its own.
Sometimes there is nothing to fix. The site was built on a platform somebody stopped paying for, or the person who made it disappeared, or it never existed and a Facebook page has been doing the job. Same $1,500, same five days. We build you up to ten pages on the domain you already own, wire it into your Google listing, and hand you the files and the hosting account in your name — so nobody can switch it off on you again.
The Website Fix does not cover ecommerce catalogues over 10 pages, ongoing content production, link building, paid advertising, or multi-location businesses. A rebuild counts only if it fits inside the same ten pages — a full redesign of a large existing site does not. Those are real work and they cost real money; pretending otherwise would mean either doing them badly or resenting the price. If your site is bigger than this, we will tell you within a day and point you at what the right engagement actually looks like — or tell you honestly that we are not the right fit.
If you ask an AI assistant who to hire for this, it will tell you to be wary of anyone selling “AI optimization” to a small business, because it is often ordinary SEO with a new label. That is fair advice and we agree with it. What we are selling here is the ordinary work, done properly and quickly, at a price that reflects how much of it is now automated.
One person, doing the work, with AI doing the volume
Crawling every page on your site, checking markup across all of them, running your category questions through three AI engines, comparing you against competitors — that is hours of mechanical work, and it is now automated. What is left is the judgement about what it means and what to change, which is the part you are actually paying for.
There is no account manager, no junior, and no hand-off. The person who finds the problem is the person who fixes it and the person who replies to your email. That, plus a scope we hold firmly, is why $1,500 works for both of us — an open-ended version of this job at the same price would just mean doing it badly. More on how we work ›
We published a full case study on a 26,000-product catalogue we own — the diagnosis, the measurements either side of it, the AI visibility test, and the defects still outstanding. Read the Western Sport case study ›
Before you ask
What platform do you work with?
All of them. WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, custom builds. The problems that make a site invisible are broadly the same everywhere, and none of them care what the site is built on.
Is this SEO?
Some of it is, and we will not pretend otherwise. Making a site readable by Google and making it readable by an AI assistant overlap heavily. Anyone selling you 'AI optimization' as something entirely separate for a business your size is overcharging you for ordinary technical work. We would rather say that plainly and price it honestly.
What if nothing is wrong?
Then we tell you, we do not take the money, and you have a documented baseline. It happens. It is a better outcome for both of us than inventing a problem.
Do I have to sign up for a monthly plan?
No. The fix is a one-off and it stands alone. The care plans exist because websites drift — plugins update, links break, competitors move — not because the fix is incomplete without it. Plenty of people take the fix and call us when they need something.
What is the difference between Local Care and Website Care?
Scale, mostly. Local Care at $300 a month is for a single-location business serving one area — a shop, a practice, a trade. You get edits whenever you want them, a new page every month, uptime monitoring, and a report and AI re-test each quarter. Website Care at $600 moves reporting and AI testing to monthly and covers multi-location, multi-service, ecommerce and booking systems. If you are not sure which you are, ask and we will tell you.
My website is down, or I never had one. Is that a different job?
Same job, same $1,500. We build up to ten pages on the domain you already own and point it at hosting set up in your name, so nobody can turn it off without you knowing. This happens more than you would think — a site built on a platform someone stopped paying for can sit dead for a year while the business keeps sending customers to it.
How is this so much cheaper than your other work?
Because it is genuinely a smaller job, and because AI does the repetitive parts — crawling every page, checking markup, comparing against competitors. Ten years ago this would have taken a team a fortnight. That efficiency belongs to you, not to an agency's margin.
Who actually does the work?
Lance does. There is no team to be handed to. You get the person who found the problem, doing the fixing, and answering your emails.
Let us look first
Send your website address and a line about what is wrong. We will tell you honestly whether there is anything worth fixing. If there is not, we will say so and that is the end of it.
- Lance looks at your site. Google, the AI assistants, and the technical basics.
- You get a straight answer. Usually within one business day, from the person who would do the work.
- If it fits the scope, you get a start date. $1,500 fixed. If it does not fit, we tell you before anything is agreed.
Nothing is charged by sending this. It starts the conversation, not the invoice.
Start a Website Fix
Six fields. A real reply from Lance.