00:00 · takes 5 minutes
Tell me about your business
Email or text your business name and what you do. Hours, services, and photos help — but the name alone is enough to start the conversation.
Your moveYou’re looking at the product — this page is a SiteSprint build
Your website. Live in 48 hours. $500 flat.
Half down to start. The other half only after you’ve seen the finished site and approved it. No meetings, no monthly bill, no surprises.
hello@getsitesprint.com or call/text (215) 776‑6767 — a two-line message is plenty.
- $500 flat, once
- 48 hours to live
- Approved before paid
- Roswell, GA
How it works
Three steps. You only do the first and the last one.
00:00 → 48:00
I build it
Two days later you get a link to your finished site — not a mockup, not a draft. The real thing, live on the internet, ready to look at on your phone.
My move48:00 · on your schedule
You approve it, then pay the balance
Look it over. Want changes? One round of revisions is included. The remaining $250 is due only after you say it’s right.
Your moveWhat’s included
Everything a customer looks up, on one fast page.
- Mobile-friendly one-page siteLooks right on every phone, tablet, and desktop.
- Your hours, services, or menuThe things people actually search for.
- Your photosOr clean placeholders until you send them.
- Google Maps embedDirections to your door in one tap.
- Click-to-callYour number rings with one tap from the page.
- Contact sectionA clear way for customers to reach you.
- Basic SEOSet up so Google can find and read your page.
- Your own domainRegistered to you, about $12/yr, passed through at cost.
What the same page costs everywhere else
Design agency
$2,000–$5,000
About six weeks, plus meetings.
DIY site builder
$16–$30/mo
Forever. Plus your nights and weekends building it yourself.
SiteSprint
$500 once
Live in 48 hours. You approve it before you pay the balance.
The difference
Nothing on your page is a default.
A template gives every restaurant in Georgia the same menu row. Yours gets typeset — the leader dots, the price alignment, the weight of the name — because that half-second of “this place is serious” is the whole job of the page.
Detail: a menu row from the Luna’s Trattoria sample, shown at roughly 3×. Luna’s is a restaurant I invented so I’d have something honest to show you.
Pricing
One flat price. A few optional add-ons.
$500 flat, once
Everything on this page’s list, live in 48 hours
- Mobile-friendly one-page site
- Hours, services or menu, your photos
- Google Maps embed & click-to-call
- Contact section & basic SEO
- Your own domain (~$12/yr, at cost)
- One round of revisions included
- Photo & art direction — +$150Custom imagery shot for your business, a palette pulled from your storefront, and motion on the header. Worth it when your current photos are the weak part.
- 24-hour rush — +$150Broken site or an event coming up? Same build, delivered in a day instead of two.
$250 deposit to start → I build in 48 hours → you approve → $250 balance.
Pay by card (secure Stripe checkout — your statement reads EDGEFINDERSLLC), PayPal invoice, Venmo, Zelle, or cash.
$49/mo
Care Plan — optional
For when hours, prices, or specials change and you’d rather text me than log in anywhere.
- Hosting handled for you
- Content edits within 48 hours
- Monthly backup of your site
Optional. The site is yours either way.
$199/mo
Contractor Plan — optional
For home-service businesses that want the whole thing handled. $250 to start, month-to-month.
- The same one-page website, plus hosting
- Google Business Profile kept up
- Review requests and responses
- Two content edits a month
- A one-page monthly report: how many called, how many looked
The first monthly charge doesn’t happen until the site is live and you’ve approved it. I don’t promise rankings, leads, or results — nobody honest can. The month the numbers stop earning it, cancel.
No hidden fees. The price on this page is the price. The full terms, including the three deposit refund windows, are in the terms.
The guarantee
If you don’t love the finished site, you don’t pay the balance.
That’s not a slogan — it’s the payment schedule. Half down starts the work. The other half changes hands only after you’ve looked at the finished site, asked for your round of changes if you want one, and said “yes, that’s it.”
$250 to start
I build it
You approve it
$250 balance
The deposit itself has three spelled-out refund windows — they’re written plainly in the terms.
Fair questions
Things you’re probably wondering.
Why so cheap?
Because a one-page site doesn’t cost $3,000 to build. There’s no office, no account manager, and no meetings padded into the price — it’s just me and the work. One page, built well, priced at what it takes.
I already have a Facebook page.
Keep it — they do different jobs. When someone searches your business name, your own website hands them your hours, menu, and directions in one tap, with no login and no scrolling. And it’s yours: your name, your domain, nobody’s algorithm.
Do we need to meet?
No. Everything happens by email or text — send your business name and details whenever you have a few minutes, and I take it from there. You’ll hear from me when the site is ready to look at.
Who owns the domain?
You do, registered in your name. It runs about $12 a year and I pass it through at cost, no markup. Whatever happens down the road, the domain goes with you.
What if I need changes later?
One round of revisions is included with the build, so you can fine-tune before you approve. After launch, the optional Care Plan ($49/mo) covers content edits within 48 hours, hosting, and a monthly backup — handy when hours, prices, or specials change.
What about photos?
Use yours — phone photos of your actual shop, food, or chairs beat stock photos every time. Don’t have them handy? I’ll build with clean placeholders and swap in your photos when you send them.
I’m a contractor — can you handle the rest of it?
That’s the optional contractor plan: $199/month, month-to-month, $250 to start. Same one-page website, plus hosting, your Google Business Profile kept up, review requests and responses, two content edits a month, and a one-page report every month showing how many people called and how many looked. I don’t promise rankings, leads, or results — nobody honest can. The month the numbers stop earning it, cancel.
Who’s building it
One developer. His actual hands.
I’m Max Fry, a full-time web developer. I designed, built, and ran EdgeFinder — a real-time sports-analytics platform — single-handedly, end to end, from the data pipeline to the billing. I wound it down earlier this year.
SiteSprint is how I put that same work into local businesses: one honest page, done fast, at a price that makes sense. It’s a service of EdgeFinders, LLC, run out of Roswell, Georgia — which is why a card charge reads EDGEFINDERSLLC on your statement.