I build websites for Baltimore trades and local shops that don't have one yet. One flat price, two weeks from the day I have your details, and yours to keep.
A neighbor recommends you. Before they call, they search your name. If nothing comes up, or only an old listing with the wrong hours, the next result is usually a competitor with a website and a phone number you can tap.
of U.S. consumers used the internet to find information about local businesses in 2022.
BRIGHTLOCAL, 2023 ↗of consumers go to the business's website next after reading positive reviews. With no website, that step leads somewhere else.
BRIGHTLOCAL, 2026 ↗of small businesses now have a website, up from 64% in 2018. The businesses you compete with are most likely among them.
CLUTCH, 2025 ↗of U.S. adults own a smartphone, and 16% go online only through their phone. That's where your next customer is searching.
PEW RESEARCH CENTER, 2025 ↗Sources checked September 2026. Each figure is from the original survey, with the year it was published. The Clutch figure is from a survey of 406 U.S. small business owners.
A small, fast site that answers the four questions every customer has: what do you do, where do you work, can I trust you, and how do I reach you?
Most of your customers will see it on a phone, often standing in the problem you fix. It's designed for that screen first.
Your number one tap away on every page, plus a short form that sends requests straight to your email.
What you do, the neighborhoods you cover, and your hours, written so a customer and Google both understand it.
Photos of real jobs and a few reviews you're proud of. Phone photos are fine; I'll pick and prepare the best ones.
Page titles and descriptions set up properly, and your free Google Business Profile pointed at the new site.
Once it's paid for, the site and its files belong to you, on a domain in your name. No renting it back from me.
No meetings about meetings. The whole thing asks for about an hour of your time, most of it sending me photos.
The form below. What you do, where you work, and anything you already have.
One number that covers the build, plus the yearly running costs spelled out, so nothing surprises you later.
The clock starts when I have your logo, photos and details. You see it in progress and tell me what to change.
It goes live on your domain, and you get the logins and the files. It's yours.
Your logo if you have one, ten or so photos of your work, the services you offer, the area you cover, your hours, and a couple of reviews you like. No logo? That's common, and it can be sorted as part of the job.
Word of mouth is exactly why you need one. People who hear your name still search it before they call, to check you're real, see your work and find your number. A website makes sure they find you, and not the competitor listed underneath.
Keep both; they help. But you don't own either one, they look the same as every competitor's, and the platform decides what shows next to your name. Your website is the one place online you control, and it's where your listings should point.
One flat price, quoted for your business before anything starts, with the yearly running costs spelled out alongside it. I don't post a single number here because a one-page site for a barber and a five-page site for a contractor with three service areas are different jobs. Tell me what you do and you'll have the figure within two business days.
Yes, counted from the day I have your logo, photos and details. That part is usually what takes longest, so the sooner you send them, the sooner you're live.
Tell me up front what you'll want to change, like hours, prices or photos, and the site will be built so you can. Anything bigger, you can come back to me for, or hand to anyone you like. It's your site.
Yes. The postcards went to Baltimore, but the work runs by phone and email. Nothing here requires us to be in the same room.
Got one of our postcards? This is the form. A few lines is plenty; you don't need to know what goes on the site yet.
I read every one myself and send back a flat price within two business days.
Prefer email? hello@fezmedia.co
The next customer who hears your name is going to search for it. Give them something to find.
