A website that loads before people give up on it
A slow site costs you calls before anyone even sees what you offer. Every site I build is hand-tuned for speed from the start, and I'll fix a slow one you already have.
What a slow site actually costs you
Google scores sites on mobile load speed, and that score affects both how it ranks and how many visitors stick around to call you. I wrote up the common causes and fixes on the blog, Bad page speed? The usual causes and how to fix them. This page is about getting your specific site fixed, not the technical deep dive.
What's included
- Every site I build is hand-coded, not a template or page builder, and tuned for speed from day one
- A launch report showing your site and its Google speed scores, included with Core
- An existing slow site gets the same tuning if I rebuild it
- Real example: AB's Lawn Care went from 54 to 95 on Google's mobile test after a rebuild, with Best Practices and SEO both at 100
Who this is for
Anyone whose current site is on a template builder or an older platform and loads slowly on a phone, which is where most of your customers are searching from.
How it works
If I'm building your site, speed is built in from the start, custom code instead of a page builder, tested with Google's own tool before launch. If you already have a site, I run the same test, show you the score, and rebuild it at the same monthly price as any other plan.
Recent work for local businesses
Core plan
I build a demo of your actual site first. You only pay if you like it. First month due at signing. No setup fee, no build fee, no deposit. Cancel anytime. Full export. Your domain is always yours.
Want the full list? See pricing.
Questions
I aim for the 90s on Google's mobile test on every site I build. AB's Lawn Care went from 54 to 95 after a rebuild.
No. Speed is part of every build, starting at $99 a month on Core, not a separate line item.
Sometimes, if the platform allows it. Often the platform itself, a template builder or an old CMS, is the actual problem, and a rebuild ends up being the real fix. See website redesign.
I'll run it for free as part of a free audit.