CW.Systems

You already have the reviews.
You just don't have a website.

I build the site for your business, show it to you finished, and then you decide. No deposit, no meeting first, nothing to cancel if you pass.

$1,499 once, to build it
$59/mo optional, to keep it running
Yours domain, hosting and site, in your name
If you got a postcard or an email from me

Here's why you heard from me.

I look for businesses with strong reviews and no website. Yours came up. So I built a preview of what your site could look like from what's on public record, and sent you the link.

That preview is already finished. It cost you nothing and it obligates you to nothing. If you look at it and want it live, tell me. If you don't, you'll never hear from me again.

The build

What $1,499 gets you.

Included

  • A site written around your actual business, not a template with your name dropped in
  • Your services, service area, hours and contact details
  • Built to work on a phone first, because that's where your customers are
  • Click-to-call and a contact form that emails you directly
  • Your domain registered in your name, on your card if you'd rather
  • Connected to your Google Business Profile so the listing and the site agree
  • Two rounds of changes before it goes live

Not included

  • Logo and brand design
  • Paid ad management
  • Ongoing SEO campaigns
  • Online store and payments
  • Booking and dispatch software

If you need one of these, say so and I'll point you to someone who does it properly. I'd rather do that than sell you something I'm not good at.

The monthly, if you want it

$59 a month, and you can stop any time.

That covers hosting, the security certificate, backups and updates. It also covers the small changes that otherwise never get made: new hours, a new phone number, a service you've added, a photo you want swapped, a price that's changed. You email me, I do it.

If you cancel, nothing gets held hostage. The domain is already yours and the site files are yours. I'll hand you everything and help you move it wherever you want.

How it works

Three steps, and the first one already happened.

  1. You look at the preview

    It's already built. Open it on your phone, show it to your spouse, sit on it for a week. Nothing is charged and nothing expires.

  2. You tell me what's wrong with it

    I got something wrong. I always do. Wrong service listed, wrong area covered, a photo you hate. Tell me and I'll fix it before anything goes live.

  3. It goes live in your name

    We register the domain to you, point it at the finished site, and you're online. Usually about two weeks from the day you say go.

Straight answers

The questions I actually get asked.

Is this a scam?

Fair question, given how you heard from me. Here's the test: I haven't asked you for money, for a card, or for a signature, and the preview was free before you ever replied. Nothing is owed until you've seen the finished site and said yes to it.

Why would I pay $1,499 when my nephew can do it for free?

Sometimes you should. If someone in your life will genuinely build it, keep it updated and answer the phone in two years, that's a better deal than mine. What I'm selling is that it actually gets finished, and that somebody's still maintaining it next year.

What happens if you disappear?

The domain is registered to you and the hosting account is in your name, so you keep working either way. That's deliberate. A site you don't control is a site someone can hold over you.

Do I have to sign a contract?

There's a one-page agreement covering what I'm building and what it costs. There's no term, no auto-renew and no cancellation fee on the monthly plan.

Who am I dealing with?

Charlie Wolffe. CW Systems is one person, which is the honest pitch and the honest limitation. You won't get passed to an account manager, and I don't take on more builds at once than I can finish properly.

Want to see what yours would look like?

If you already have a preview link, reply to it. If you don't, email or call and I'll build one for your business. It's free either way, and you're under no obligation once you've seen it.