What a One Page Site Buys, and What It Doesn't

Update, November 10, later: it's a full 3D site now. The whole page is built in 3D, the same way as the one page 3D site page, not a short fly-through on top. Same price. The list below is the first version; the current list is on that page.

Update, November 10: I priced this too low. It's a full day of work. Through December 31 it's $2,100, the last hour on me, and on January 1 it's $2,400. If you asked me about it at $1,000 before today, it's still $1,000 for you.

Through December 31, 2026, I'm building one page websites for $1,000, with a short 3D fly-through at the top. Here's exactly what that buys, and what it doesn't, so nobody is surprised. After December 31, the one page site is a full day of work, $2,400.

What $1,000 buys

• One page, up to 6 sections. What you do, photos of your work, what customers say, where and when, and how to reach you.
• Help with the words. You send what you'd tell a customer about your business, in your own words. Bullet points are fine. I tighten it into the page.
• Your real photos, up to 12. I crop, size and place them.
• A short 3D fly-through at the top. Five to seven seconds of your finished page on a desktop and a phone, played as the visitor scrolls.
• Built for the phone first. Tap to call, tap to text, tap for directions.
• The basics Google reads. A page title, a description, a share image, and your business name, address and phone in the page's code.
• One round of changes, and a preview within 24 hours of getting your words and photos.
• The first year of hosting is on me. Your domain stays in your name.
• 30 days of free fixes after launch.

You own the page and its files.

What it doesn't buy

More pages, a second round of changes, writing the words from nothing, a logo, taking photos, forms that store what people type, booking or a store, a blog or a login, business email, and Google Business Profile work. Any of that is $300 an hour, quoted in whole hours, and only done after you say yes in writing.

The rules

The $1,000 is paid in full up front, and it's non-refundable. You see a preview within 24 hours and get one round of changes before it goes live. Builds start in the order they're paid, two a week, so a build paid late in December may start in January. You'll know your week before anything starts.

Who it's for

An owner who needs to look real on a phone, fast, without paying a monthly fee for a page builder. If you need more than one page, The Website You Own is $3,000.

See the full offer, or text me at (864) 416-1764 and ask me anything first.