Websites that book
A fast site with booking, quotes and the search work that gets you found.
I build fast websites and the automation behind them for small service businesses: booking that checks your real calendar, quotes that write themselves, invoices that mark themselves paid, and ads that only count real leads. Everything runs on the tools you already use.
Savvy Experiences, the event rental company I run, is the first customer. How it works →
A customer books online; the site checks the spreadsheet for conflicts, takes a 25% deposit through Stripe, and appends the row.
A quote request lands in the inbox and on the owner's phone within a second, tagged with the ad or search it came from.
Invoice pay links collect deposits and balances; the sheet's Paid column updates itself and the owner gets a text.
Google Ads only counts real leads: calls, texts, quote forms and paid bookings, each imported from the site's own events.
“Michael was great. He was patient and explained everything to me. The speakers were louder than I thought and I could feel the bass.”A Savvy Experiences customer, Google review (5.0 from 11 reviews)
Fixed prices after one call. Starting points below; every quote is written for the job.
A fast site with booking, quotes and the search work that gets you found.
The site, your spreadsheet, Stripe and your phone all talking to each other.
An assistant that answers from your price list and drafts the reply; you send it.
Google Ads built around your margins, with conversions you can trust.
You walk me through how a job goes from first text to final payment. I take notes on what repeats and what breaks.
What gets built, what it costs, what it replaces, and what stays exactly as it is. Fixed price, no retainer required.
Everything is tested with your real bookings and your real phone before you rely on it.
A training video, the passwords, and a care plan if you want one. You own every account and every file.
Thirty minutes, no slides. You'll leave with a one-page plan and a fixed price, whether or not you hire me.