One-page websites for local businesses, starting with mechanics. You pay once, and the domain, the hosting and the enquiry form are all in your name.
The demo is free. No monthly fee.
Example designHartley Motor Worksmechanic, Bayswater
Drag the wheel, or click a deviceSwipe sideways to turn the wheel
Most customers find you on their phone. They want to know who you are, how to reach you, when you’re open and whether they can trust you.
About ten minutes: your hours, what you work on, a few photos. You can stop and come back.
From your answers and photos. It’s free, and you’re not signing up to anything.
We send you a link to the finished page. If it’s not for you, say no and you owe nothing.
We guide you through it a step at a time. You open the account and choose the password. We do the rest and test every part.
It all sits in one account that you open, with a password only you know. That’s why there’s no monthly fee.
Mostly about money, and what happens if you walk away.
Studwright is Declan, in Perth: one person who builds every page and sends every text.
We look for local businesses with good Google reviews and no website, or one that’s slow on a phone, and yours came up. The text only asks whether you’d like a free demo. Reply YES and we’ll send you the form. If you don’t reply, we’ll check once more a few days later, then leave it. Reply STOP and you won’t hear from us again.
One payment for the design and build. There’s no monthly fee to us. The only running cost is your domain name, about US$10.50 a year, paid by you to Cloudflare. You get the price with the finished page, so you see both before agreeing to anything.
Then say no, and that’s the end of it. You haven’t paid anything and there’s nothing to cancel. The page comes down and we delete what you sent.
No. There’s no monthly payment to stop. The one thing that has to keep renewing is your domain, on your own card. While it does, the website stays up.
Yes. You own the files and the account. Ask us and we’ll quote any change before we start, or give the files to anyone you like. The owner’s guide shows exactly what you’re handed.
Someone searching on their phone wants your number, your hours, where you are and a reason to trust you. One page shows all of that with no clicking around. If you need more later, we’ll quote it.
Check it on your phone. If it loads quickly and shows your number, hours and address straight away, keep it. We’ll tell you the same. If it’s slow, hard to change or costs you every month, it’s worth replacing.
Three details now: your business name, suburb and how to reach you. Then a ten-minute form for your hours, services and photos.
