A Professional Website for Your Business

US courts treat business websites as places of public accommodation, and thousands of ADA website lawsuits and demand letters hit small businesses every year — settlements routinely run into five figures. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA: keyboard navigation, alt text, sufficient contrast and screen-reader-tested forms. That protects you legally and improves usability and SEO at the same time.

Yes — there is no legal requirement to have an LLC or corporation before publishing a site; you can start as a sole proprietor. Most clients still form a Delaware or Wyoming LLC early so the domain, contracts and Stripe account sit under the company rather than a personal name. If you incorporate later, we simply update the legal pages and ownership records.

We check USPTO trademark records before registering so your name does not collide with an existing mark — rebranding after launch is expensive. We register the .com, still the default expectation for US customers, secure matching social handles where available and set up DNS, SSL and business email. If you plan a trademark filing, the domain and logo usage on the site are prepared to support it.

Yes — for any business serving local customers it is the single highest-impact free listing. We create or claim the profile, complete verification, align name-address-phone (NAP) with your site footer and wire in reviews, hours, photos and booking links. Local pack rankings in your city then feed directly into the site's lead flow.

We build state- and city-level landing pages — say Texas/Houston, Florida/Miami, Illinois/Chicago — each with locally distinct content instead of duplicated boilerplate, and use multi-location or Service Area Business Profiles where appropriate. LocalBusiness schema per location plus a monthly Search Console report broken out by state shows you what each market actually searches.

CCPA/CPRA applies once you cross thresholds like $25M+ revenue or data on 100,000+ California consumers — but smaller businesses adopt the banner anyway, because ad and analytics vendors classify data sharing as a 'sale'. We add a 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information' link, honour Global Privacy Control signals and keep the policy current as more states such as Virginia, Colorado and Texas enforce their own laws.

The site ships on a nationwide CDN so it loads fast from New York to Los Angeles, with Core Web Vitals kept in Google's green zone — a direct ranking factor. A standard corporate site goes live in 2-3 weeks; pricing is quoted in USD, and the monthly plan covers content updates, security patches, Stripe and PayPal payment links and a Search Console report.