Web · Service
A full website — built, domain connected, payments switched on, launched — then kept alive every month after. Priced like a phone bill instead of a renovation, because the invoice is what stops most small businesses from having a real site at all.
Build like a studio.
Bill like a utility.
The setup fee covers the whole build and every piece of plumbing that usually eats a weekend: the domain bought and pointed at the site, Stripe wired up so money lands in your account, a booking system installed, and the thing actually launched.
The monthly keeps it alive. Hosting stays paid, the domain stays renewed, content updates get made when your business changes, and your support goes to the front of the line. Nobody hands you a login and disappears.
Braiders, barbers, nail techs, trainers, cleaners, detailers — anyone booking clients out of a DM thread because a website quote came back at four figures. The work is already worth paying for. The website should not be the thing standing in the way.
If you would rather own the whole build outright in one payment, The Launch is the same studio, different deal.
What’s included
Two numbers, no surprises. One to get it built and live, one to keep it that way.
The $75 gets it built and live. The $19.99 keeps it that way — and this is exactly what “keeps it that way” means. Included, quarterly, running in the background, and quoted separately. All four, in writing, before you buy instead of after you ask.
It is live.
Go look.
Classy Braids & Locs runs on exactly this plan — its own domain, Stripe payments and a booking system, launched and maintained on the same $75 setup plus $19.99 a month you would pay. Not a mockup, not a preview link: a working site a client can land on right now.
Five things, done for you: the full website built, a domain purchased and connected, Stripe payments set up, a booking system installed, and the site launched and live. You do not buy the domain, wire the payment processor or pick a host — that is the point of the plan.
Hosting kept live, your domain renewal covered, content updates included and priority support. It is the half most web projects skip, and it is the reason small-business sites die eighteen months after launch.
You ask, and it gets quoted. Nothing is refused — it just does not come out of the monthly. The plan covers unlimited small edits plus a design refresh and a performance check every three months. Bigger asks — a brand-new page, logo or brand work, new copy, a new booking or payment feature, a rush turnaround — get priced on their own and put in writing before any work starts. You will never find a surprise on your bill. You will get a number, and you decide.
Typically 1–2 weeks. Scope, price and timeline are confirmed in writing first, a 50% deposit starts the work, and you review watermarked drafts with two revision rounds included before launch.
Yes. Classy Braids & Locs is live at classybraidslocs.com on this exact plan: its own domain, Stripe payments and a booking system on the page. It is the build the whole service came from.
Ready when you are
Tell me what your business does and how people book you. Scope, price and timeline come back in writing before a dollar moves.