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What we build for local businesses across the Triad.

Hollow & Hone barbershop concept — dark editorial layout built around a price list
Concept Barbershop

Hollow & Hone

People ring a barber to ask two things: what it costs, and whether they can walk in today. The price list answers both before the phone comes out.

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Almond & Ash studio concept — warm cream layout with a sticky booking bar
Concept Solo studio / suite

Almond & Ash

One person, one room, and nearly all their traffic arriving from an Instagram bio link on a phone. Booking is never more than a thumb away.

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Rootpass Welding concept — charcoal and safety orange with a quote form
Concept Mobile trades

Rootpass Welding

Trades don't get booked online. They get a photo of something broken and a question about the cost — so the whole site makes that message easy to send.

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Sourwood Coffee concept — photo-first layout with a live open/closed badge
Concept Café

Sourwood Coffee

The most-asked question about a café is “are they open right now”. This one reads the clock and answers it — “closes at 4”, or “opens Tuesday 7am”.

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Saltbox Supper Club concept — midnight blue and brass with an ordering page
Concept Restaurant

Saltbox Supper Club

Delivery apps take 15–30% of every takeout order — $600–1,200 a month on $4,000 of takeout. So this one owns its ordering page outright, cart and all.

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Concept means an invented business — a prototype built to show what's possible, not a client. Client work is labelled as such.

What you actually get

A site built for your business, not adapted from one of these.

We start from your customers, your services and your pricing — not from a layout that already exists. That takes longer than dropping a logo into a theme, and it's the reason your site won't look like anybody else's in the Triad.

24–60 hrs Of actual build time, depending on scope. A single page sits at the low end, a full site with ordering at the high end.
3–4 weeks Start to launch, less for a one-pager. Signed in August means live in September — we'd rather say that now than surprise you later.
You own it The domain is registered in your name, on your account. If you ever leave, the site and the domain go with you.

Don't see your industry?

These five are a sample, not a menu. A florist, a dentist, a gym and a machine shop all want different things from a website — and none of them are served by dropping a logo into the same layout. We start from your customers and how they actually find you, whatever the trade.

Start with a conversation. No charge for that, and no obligation after it.

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