I'm Kenyon, and I build websites for Erie businesses by hand. No WordPress, no page builders, no templates. They load in about a second, they're set up to be found on Google, and they start at $130 a month with nothing down.
Most people come to me for a website. Some come because the site they already have never shows up, or because they need the phone ringing this month rather than next year. Each of these has its own page with the details.
Designed and hand-coded from scratch for one business, with hosting, edits and support included on the monthly plan.
Getting you into Google Maps and local results: faster pages, sharper targeting and a Business Profile that matches your site.
Campaigns built around phone calls and bookings, not clicks. You set the budget, and I take no cut of your ad spend.
Custom stores from $8,000, with payments and shipping set up and a product manager you can run yourself.
Speed is the one part of a website you can check for yourself, so start there. A lot of small business sites built on page builders score in the fifties on a phone, because they send a whole engine to every visitor. A hand-coded page sends only what it uses.
That matters twice. Google weighs speed when it decides who ranks, and someone on a phone with one bar of signal won't wait to find out what you do. Run your own site through PageSpeed Insights before you call me. It takes thirty seconds.
It's the same hand-coded site either way. The choice is whether you'd rather pay monthly with everything included, or pay once and own the code outright.
$3,800once
Plus $25 a month for hosting
$130a month
$0 down, 12-month minimum, then month to month
from$8,000
Moves with product count, variants and shipping
A plumber and a dentist don't win customers the same way, and a winery in North East isn't chasing the same search as a contractor in Harborcreek. These pages go through what a site has to do for each.
VC3 roasts small-batch, single-origin coffee in Fairview and sells it online and to wholesale accounts. I designed and built their store from scratch: retail checkout, wholesale ordering and product pages that stay quick with a full catalog of photos on them.
It's the kind of build that starts at $8,000. Open it on your phone and see how it feels.
$130 a month with nothing down, or $3,800 once to own it outright plus $25 a month for hosting. Both cover a site of up to five pages. The monthly price includes hosting, unlimited edits and support. Every price is on the pricing page, add-ons included.
Your domain, your photos, your words and your Google accounts are always yours. The code depends on the plan: buy the site for $3,800 and it's yours to keep or move. On the $130 plan you're leasing it, so the code stays with me if you cancel.
Three to five weeks for most sites. The biggest variable is how quickly the words and photos come back to me, not the coding.
No. I write every site by hand, with no WordPress, page builders or templates. That's why they load in about a second and why there are no plugins to update or break. Here's how I build them.
Yes, a 12-month minimum on the monthly plan, then month to month. The first year pays for the weeks of design and coding at the start, since there's no build fee up front.
Tell me what you do and what you need the site to do. You'll get a straight answer and a written price, from the person who would build it.
