Who owns my domain?
You do, always. I register it in your name, or you keep the one you have, and you can move it whenever you like.
Why are your examples made-up businesses?
Lampfront is new. Rather than show nothing, or borrow someone else's work, I built three sites for invented businesses to the standard I'd build yours. Each one is labelled as a concept.
Is the site accessible and private?
Every site gets a pass for baseline accessibility and privacy hygiene: alt text, contrast, keyboard use, no tracking by default, and privacy and terms pages. That is a good baseline, not a legal guarantee. The policy pages are templates and your lawyer should review them.
How long does it take?
Most of the time goes on photos and feedback, not building. I'll give you a date at kickoff, based on your pages and how quickly you can send things.
What do you need from me?
The questionnaire, a handful of phone photos (I send a shot list), your hours and prices, and a decision-maker who can say yes. If you have real Google reviews you want quoted, the reviewers need to be OK with it.
How does payment work?
50% to start, 50% at launch. The care plan starts at launch; cancel any time with 30 days' notice and the site stays yours.
Can I keep my current website?
Yes. Care for a site you already have is $79/mo (small edits, uptime check, Google profile upkeep), and Google profile and local search care is $99/mo (adds a Search Console check, a listings check and a monthly report). I set up, keep current and report on your Google presence, and I never promise rankings.
Can I edit the site myself?
There's no dashboard, because these are hand-built pages. On the care plan you send me small edits each month and I make them, within your plan's hours.
Do you only work in Charleston?
No. I'm based in Charleston, South Carolina, and work with businesses anywhere, by email, phone and video call.