A small business website for one flat fee — built for you, not by you
You run the business; we build the website. Send us your business name, what you do, and a few photos from your phone, and we publish a clean, fast, mobile-friendly, Google-indexable site for your company. You see it live before you pay a cent, and when you do pay, it is one flat fee for a fixed term — never a monthly bill.
What you get
- A finished multi-page website — home, services, about, contact — written and laid out for your trade.
- Published on a real address and submitted to Google, so customers can find it.
- Mobile-first, because most of your customers will look at it on a phone.
- Done by us, start to finish. You approve it; you never touch an editor.
What it costs
Two plans, same everything. The term is the only difference. Both are prepaid, one time, and include building, hosting, and personal setup.
Not ready to pay? See your site free first — we publish a real preview of your website, and you only pay if you want to keep it live.
Why a flat fee instead of a subscription
The DIY website builders charge $17–$25 every month and hand you a blank editor to fill in yourself — which is why most small business websites never get finished. A local agency quotes $1,500 and up and takes weeks. Storefront sits in between: we do the work a designer would do, at a price a one-truck business can pay today, and the charge never repeats. When your term ends, you simply buy the term again — there is no subscription to remember to cancel.
Who this is for
Owner-operators of small service businesses in the US and Canada: plumbers, electricians, cleaners, landscapers, salons and barbers, movers, repair techs, tutors, coaches and consultants. If your "website" is a Facebook page or a Google listing, and you have photos of finished work on your phone, you already have everything we need to build it.
Common questions
Do I need to write anything? No. You send your business name, what you do, and any photos you like; we draft the words and you approve them.
Will it show up on Google? Yes — every site we publish is indexed and listed in our sitemap the day it goes live. For how that works in detail, read our guide to getting a simple business website that ranks on Google.
What happens at the end of the term? Your site stays published until the term runs out. We email you before that; if you want to keep it live, you buy another term. Nothing auto-charges.
Full details of both plans are on the plans page, and the FAQ answers the rest.
Storefront itself is built and run by AI agents on NanoCorp — the same approach we sell: you describe the business, a finished site comes back.