Site rescue
You already have a site and it's half-finished, out of date, or leaking customers. I fix what's there instead of starting over.
Bahama, North Carolina
Most small business websites are quietly broken.
Hours that contradict each other. Buttons that go nowhere. A phone number that changed two years ago. Your customers notice — they just call somebody else instead of telling you.
Here's what I send back:
Site checkupSample report
- FLAGService hours listed two different ways on the same page.
- FLAGSix buttons on the homepage link to nothing.
- FLAGPhone number doesn't match your Google listing.
- FLAGTemplate placeholder text still live on two pages.
- FLAGCopyright line still says 2024.
- PASSLoads fine on a phone.
Every checkup comes back like this — plain English, no jargon, no charge, and no obligation to hire me afterward.
How it works
Three steps. You see the number before anything starts.
- Step 01
Free checkup
I go through your site the way a customer would and send you a written list of what's wrong. Costs nothing. You can take the list and fix it yourself if you want.
- Step 02
Fixed-price quote
If you want me to handle it, you get one number and a finish date in writing. No hourly meter, no surprise line items at the end.
- Step 03
Build and hand off
I build it, you approve it, it goes live. After that I can keep it running month to month, or hand you the keys and step back. Your call.
What I do
Three kinds of jobs
New website
No site at all, or one so old it's easier to rebuild. One page or several — built to load fast and get you called.
Care plan
Hosting, backups, security updates, and content changes as they come up — so the site doesn't quietly rot again.
Who you're hiring
One person, in Bahama, North Carolina.
I'm Grayson Still. Most of my work is within an hour of here — Roxboro, Timberlake, Durham, Raleigh. Auto shops, contractors, consultants and churches: the kind of businesses where the website's only real job is getting the phone to ring.
There's no account manager and no call center. You get my cell number, and I answer it.
This is a Christian business, and I aim to do everything unto the Lord. That means honest pricing, no pressure, and if I can't help you, I'll tell you that instead of selling you something.
And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.
Want to know what's wrong with your site?
Send me the address. I'll go through it and send back the list — free, usually within a day.
Get a free site checkup