A website for local businesses

A free website for your business.

I build a simple, fast website for your local business for free. You pay $15 a month to host it, and you can cancel any time.

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01 · How it works

Three steps, and you decide at the end.

  1. You reply or fill in a short form

    Tell me your business name, what you do, and how customers reach you. Replying to my email works, or use the form further down this page.

  2. I build your site

    I put together a simple, fast website from what you tell me, and send it to you.

  3. You review it and decide

    Look it over. If you want it, it goes live and hosting is $15 a month. If you don't, there is nothing to pay.

02 · What's included

What you get for $15 a month.

  • The site build

    A simple website for your business that works on phones and computers. I charge nothing for building it.

  • Hosting

    Your site is kept online for $15 a month.

  • A contact form

    Customers can send you a message from your site.

  • Basic edits on request

    Need your hours, phone number or wording changed? Ask and I'll update it.

  • The security and speed of a static site

    Your site is plain files. There is no database or plugin system to break into or keep updating, and pages load quickly.

03 · The terms, in plain words

No small print.

The build is free
I don't charge you for building your site.
Hosting is $15 a month
That is what you pay to keep the site online.
Cancel any time
Tell me by email and you're done.
You own your domain name
Your domain name is registered in your business's own name, not mine.
If you cancel
Hosting stops at the end of the month you have already paid for, and the site comes offline. Your domain name stays yours, so you can point it at another host.

04 · Examples

Sample sites.

These are samples for made-up businesses, built to show what a finished site can look like. They are not real clients.

  • Sample site Sample site for a made-up plumbing company: a blue page with a large headline, 'Plumbing repairs, done properly', and a call button.
    Larkspur Plumbing & Heating A fictional plumber.
  • Sample site Sample site for a made-up bakery: a cream page with a large serif headline, 'Bread, pastries and coffee, baked each morning'.
    Quillfeather Bakery A fictional bakery.
  • Sample site Sample site for a made-up barbershop: a dark page with an orange call button and the headline 'Classic cuts and clean shaves'.
    Tumbleweed Barbershop A fictional barbershop.

05 · Questions

Questions people ask.

Is it really free?

Yes. I don't charge for building your site. You pay $15 a month for hosting, and nothing else is asked for on this page.

Why $15 a month?

That is the price of hosting your site and keeping it online, with basic edits when you ask for them. It is how this works as a business: the build is free and the hosting is the paid part.

Who owns my domain name?

You do. Your domain name is registered in your business's own name, not mine.

Can I leave?

Yes, any time. Tell me by email. Hosting stops at the end of the month you have already paid for, and the site comes offline. Your domain name stays yours, so you can point it at another host.

Do you need my photos?

No. If you have photos you'd like on the site, send them. If you don't, I build the site without them.

How long does it take?

It depends mostly on how quickly I get the details I need from you: your business name, what you do, your hours and how customers reach you. Once I have them, I build the site and send it to you to review.

Can I change things later?

Yes. Basic edits are included. Email me what you'd like changed, such as new hours or a different phone number.

What do I need to send you?

Your business name, what you do, your hours, and how customers should contact you. That is enough to start.

06 · Get started

Tell me about your business.

Your name, your business, your email and a short message is all I need to begin.

Or email me directly:
info@democlearpath.com

Your details are used only to reply to you. See the privacy page.