Pick a time, we'll call you.
Thirty minutes on the phone. We look at what you have, tell you plainly what we'd do, and you keep the advice either way. No pressure, no obligation.
What we look at in thirty minutes
The checkup is a working call, not a sales call, and the person on the line is David, who has been building sites for Phoenix businesses since 2007. Before we dial, we look at your site the way a stranger would, and on the call we walk through what we found in plain English. Four things get checked every time:
Speed. How fast your site loads on a real phone, on a cellular connection, because that is how your customers actually see it. Slow pages lose visitors before they read a word, and Google ranks them lower too.
Google visibility. Whether you show up when nearby customers search for what you do. We look at your Google Business Profile, your reviews, and how your pages are structured, and we tell you what is helping, what is hurting, and what is simply missing.
Mobile. Most of your visitors are on phones. We check whether your site works there or just technically fits there. Tap targets, readable text, a phone number that dials when tapped, forms a thumb can actually finish.
Conversion blockers. The quiet stuff that costs you customers. A buried phone number, hours that are wrong, a contact form nobody answers, no clear next step on the first screen. These are usually cheap to fix and worth more than a redesign.
What you walk away with
A short action list in plain language: here is what is fine, here is what is costing you customers, here is what we would fix first and why. No jargon, no forty-page audit PDF. You can hand the list to your current web person, tackle it yourself on a Saturday, or ask us to do it. It is genuinely useful with or without us, and that is the point.
Who it's for
Business owners in and around Phoenix, mostly. You might have a site that has gone stale, a site that looks fine but never rings the phone, no site at all yet, or a quote from someone else that you want a second opinion on. All four are normal calls for us. Plumbers, dentists, restaurants, salons, one-person shops, it does not matter. If you can spare thirty minutes and a phone, you are qualified.
It is not for you if you are looking for a free ongoing consultant. The checkup is one honest call, done well. What you do with it afterward is entirely up to you.
Why it's free
The honest answer: this is our marketing. Some checkup calls turn into projects, most do not, and we are fine with that math. Giving useful advice away is how we prove we know what we are doing, and it beats buying ads. There is no fine print waiting at the end of the call, and the advice does not get held back for paying customers. You get the whole answer either way.
Checkup FAQs
Is it really free?
Yes, free and it stays free. No invoice, no trial that converts, no free audit that turns out to be a sales script. Thirty minutes, real advice, and the only follow-up is a text with your action list if you want it.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. If you have a website, we will have looked at it before we call. If there is something specific bugging you, like a quote you are weighing or a form nobody fills out, mention it in the booking notes and we will dig into that first.
What if I don't have a website yet?
Then the call is about what you actually need, which is sometimes less than you have been quoted. We will talk through what a site should do for your kind of business, what a sensible budget looks like, and what order to do things in. Starting from zero is a great time to get thirty minutes of straight answers.
Will you pressure me to hire you?
No. We will tell you what we would do and what it would cost if you asked, because hiding that would be strange, but there is no pitch and no follow-up sequence. Our prices are published on the site, the advice is yours to keep, and plenty of people take the list and run with it elsewhere.
What happens after the call?
You get your action list, and then it is up to you. Fix things yourself, hand the list to another builder, or ask us for a quote. If you do want us, the plan comes before the bill and the quote is the bill. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the call and point you somewhere sensible.