Walker made a website.
Yours could be next.
Websites for New Orleans small businesses, built by someone who runs one.
01 / The work
One project, shown properly.
A site for a business whose value is discretion. It has a structured client intake: a new client answers a set of questions once, and the archivist gets a finished inventory instead of three emails back and forth.
02 / Beyond the site
Not just a website.
I also build the piece that does the work — a calculator that quotes jobs while you sleep, a client portal so people can check their own status, an intake form that hands you a finished inventory instead of three emails back and forth.
03 / What it costs
Real prices, on the page.
So you get a number without asking a human.
Presence
$2,000
The site, done right, fast.
- Up to 5 pages, written and built
- Fast on a phone — that is the whole game
- Set up so you can change your own hours, prices and copy
- Google Business Profile sorted out
- Your domain, in your name, on your account
Most people pick this
Presence + Engine
$4,500
The site plus one piece that runs part of your business — an estimator, a client portal, a structured intake.
- Everything in Presence
- One working tool built around how you operate
- Enquiries arrive already filled in, not as a blank email
- Built so it can grow later instead of being replaced
- Your domain, in your name, on your account
After launch
A site nobody looks after goes wrong quietly. This is how it doesn't.
Care plan
$79/month
Hosting, security, backups, unlimited small edits (hours, menu, prices), Google Business upkeep.
Care plan +
$199/month
All of the above plus a few hours of build time each month, so the site keeps improving after launch.
Anything outside a package
$75/hour
Yes, I can just. It's $75 an hour.
How it goes
First, a half-hour conversation, in person if you're in New Orleans. Then a written scope with the price on it, before anything starts. Then the build, with a link you can watch as it comes together.
What I need from you: your hours, your photos, and whatever words you already have. I write the rest.
You don't need to know what hosting is. That's what you're paying for.
04 / Six questions · a working example of the Engine tier
Which one are you?
No email required to see the answer.
05 / You own it
Your domain stays yours.
Registered in your name, on your account, with your card. If you fire me you take it with you, and I'll help you move it.
Same for your Google Business Profile and your analytics. Your accounts, your data. I get a login, not the deed.
This means that on day one you make a registrar account and put your own card in it. Some people ask me to just do it for them. The answer is still no — it takes five minutes and I'll sit with you while you do it.
If you leave, you take everything: domain, files, content. No fee, no argument.
06 / Who's building it
I manage a restaurant, so I'll answer your email at 11pm. Call it a feature.
Walker Brown, New Orleans. Front-of-house manager, and the person who built the restaurant's floor plans, schedules and inventory tools when nothing off the shelf fit. Now building sites, and the tools that run them, for other people who run things.