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What you get in a small-business site

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A lot of “website packages” feel like a theme storefront — lots of pages, little you’d actually open later. For most local shops, a short set of pages is enough: what you sell, who it’s for, how to reach you — readable on a phone.

  • Home that says the work in one screen
  • Services (or menu, roster, process — whatever is true)
  • FAQ for the questions you already answer by text
  • Contact that doesn’t pretend mail is flowing if it isn’t

“Done” means you previewed it, the ask is obvious, and nothing was invented (no fake phone, no fake reviews). Bigger systems — memberships, inventory apps — stay out unless they’re quoted.

Ask with your current URL and whether you already have copy and photos you own.