When the AC quits in Huntersville in July, people don't ask around. They search, tap the first number that looks legit, and call. We build sites for Charlotte contractors that win that tap, with an agent that texts back the calls you can't pick up.
$600/mo site + one agent · Month to month · Based in Charlotte · Client reviews ↓
Plan my site
Tap where your last ten jobs were and where you want more work. Watch your homepage build itself on a phone as you answer. Leave with a blueprint you can hand to anyone: every page, the search it's written for, and what goes on it.
Free. No email needed.
Then the phone rings
A better site sends you more calls, and more of them come in when you can't answer. A caller who hits voicemail usually dials the next listing. Pick a trade, type your business name if you like, and press Call.
Your business name only changes the replay. It isn't sent anywhere unless you book and send it yourself. How Missed-Call Text Back works →
Try it on your trade
Ridgeline Roofing Co.
(888) 555-0142
10:14
Messagesnow
(888) 555-0142
Ridgeline Roofing here, sorry we missed your call. This is our automated assistant. What can we help with? You can also book a free inspection: ridgeline.example/book. Reply STOP to opt out.
The crew is up on a roof.
So who sent that text? Call and see.
Call Ridgeline Roofing Co.
A replay of the real agent. Time is compressed, the business is fictional.
Built for Charlotte
The price, stated plainly
$600 a month covers the site, hosting, small updates (up to 2 hours a month), and one agent, with a one-time setup fee quoted on the call. Bigger changes are quoted separately. You cover the agent's usage: AI usage and phone line costs, typically $20–40 a month. Month to month, with 30 days' notice to cancel.
Over three years that costs more than a $5,000 build with upkeep, and we'll say so. If you want a brochure you'll rarely touch, a good local freelancer is the better spend. What the monthly price buys is a site that stays current, with small updates made when you ask, and an agent that answers when you can't. The full Charlotte price breakdown, with the three-year math →
What clients say
“I hired [Nick George AI] to help me make my website (and my company) more visible to potential customers. … Nick did an absolutely fabulous job at SEO’ing my website, and even took it upon himself to fix everything else that was wrong with it. … I could already tell the difference after a week!”
“Nicholas delivered exactly what we wanted on time, and on budget. The end result was better than what we originally had in mind.”
See the work
Working sites for businesses that don't exist, built the way we'd build yours. When nobody answers, watch the agent take over.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
A storm-response roofer: shelter under a live storm, then watch Tuesday’s hail replay across town and see whether it hit your street.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
An HVAC and plumbing site run as one service call: a thermostat that sets the weather, a thermal camera that finds five hidden faults, and a dispatch board.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
A landscaper’s drawing set: sketch a garden path with your finger and watch it come back planted, annotated and priced.
How it goes
Fifteen minutes on the phone. Your trade, your towns, and where your calls come from now. Bring the plan from above if you made one.
A price and a page list. The one-time setup fee, quoted for your site, and the facts it's built from: services, towns, hours, licenses.
You approve it first. The design before it's built, and the agent's wording before it texts a single caller.
Live. The site goes up with your agent. Missed-Call Text Back starts answering once its text line clears carrier verification, about three business days.
Straight answers
Charlotte web design firms that publish their prices put a small business site at about $1,500–5,000 with a freelancer and $4,500–18,000 or more with an agency, plus a monthly charge for hosting and upkeep. Ours is $600 a month for the site, hosting, small updates (up to 2 hours a month), and one agent (Missed-Call Text Back or Support & FAQ Chat), plus a one-time setup fee quoted on the call. Bigger changes are quoted separately. You cover the agent's usage: AI usage and phone line costs, typically $20–40 a month.
No. We're based in Charlotte and build for trade businesses across the metro, from Mooresville and Concord to Gastonia, Waxhaw, and Rock Hill, and for businesses outside it too. The call, the approvals, and the updates all happen by phone and email.
Nobody can honestly promise that. The map results run mostly on your Google Business Profile: your reviews, your categories, and how close the searcher is. The site's job is to back the profile up, with the same name, number, and hours, a page for each service, and pages for the towns you work, and that's how we build it.
Yes. One site, with pages for the towns you work on both sides of the line and each state's license shown where your trade requires one. A customer in Fort Mill searches the same way as one in Matthews. The site just has to show them you work there.
The site is hosted and maintained for you, the same way we run your agent, so the code stays on our side and you never deal with hosting or software updates. If you need to own the code outright, that's a fully custom build, which starts with the operations audit.
Maybe not. If your site already brings calls, the agent works on its own: $249 a month after a one-time $850 setup. If the site is what's costing you calls, we fix both at once, and the agent comes with the new site.
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Tell me your trade and the towns you work. If a new site is the answer, you'll leave with a plan and a price. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.