AI website design and custom apps: a site that brings in customers, and software that fits how you work.

Websites built to be found and to book

• Fast on a phone, because that's where your customers are.
• Built to be found: clean pages, the right titles, structured data and local search set up from day one.
• Clear answers: services, prices and questions stated plainly, the way AI assistants look for them when they recommend a business.
• Wired to book: Square, your calendar, forms and your phone line connected, so visitors become customers.
• Your first 3 months of SEO included with every website.

Our websites, working today

• Lost Sheep Salon, Pittsburgh: a salon site wired to Square booking. 17 of its 26 pages rank on page one of Google, and 33 new clients have booked themselves online since July.
• KushKations, Denver: a short-term rental brand that books guests direct. August was its best month ever, with 878 visits from Google, and 79 search terms rank on page one.
• Rice Equipment: an antique tractor-parts dealer moved onto Shopify with all 566 products. Two months after launch, 186 of its pages rank on page one.
• Across the sites we run, 253 pages sit on page one of Google.

Found by AI assistants, not just Google

More people now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI for a recommendation instead of scrolling results. Those assistants cite sites that state facts clearly and answer real questions. KushKations logged about 4,970 impressions in Google's AI features over 90 days, per Search Console. Every site we build is structured to earn that.

Custom apps, when off-the-shelf software doesn't fit

Most small businesses pay for three or four apps that each do part of the job, then glue them together with texts, spreadsheets and memory. A custom app does exactly your job, the way your team already does it, in one place, on the phones they already carry.

Apps we've built

• A color and product inventory app for a salon that weighs hair color on a Bluetooth scale from any phone, so stock counts itself.
• A salon inbox that holds every call and text in one place and texts back callers who don't book.
• A crew app for a construction company that combined three separate tools, so the office runs everything from one admin side.
• A rent book for a landlord tracking about 45 units and $37,600 a month in rent, with a payment link for every tenant.
• A scan-to-open guest guidebook for a short-term rental.
• An off-market property finder for a realtor that filters foreclosure and tired-landlord lists down to real deals.

Build or buy?

Sometimes the right answer is an off-the-shelf tool, and we'll tell you when it is. A custom app makes sense when you're paying for several tools that each do part of the job, or when the software you use forces your team to work around it. In those cases one app built around your business usually costs less over a year or two than the subscriptions it replaces.

What it costs

• Landing page: $399.
• Website: from $749, with your first 3 months of SEO included.
• Shopify store: from $499, depending on the size of your catalog.
• Simple app, one focused job: from $499.
• Multi-tool, multi-user or AI app: from $999, quoted to scope.
• After launch, optional: SEO from $299 a month and website care from $119 a month.