Websites for Blount County small businesses
When somebody searches
for what you do, they
should find you.
Right now your next customer is searching for what you do. If you don't come up, they call the next name on the list. I build the site that makes sure they call you.
Month to month · Cancel anytime · You own your site and domain from day one
01 · What you get
Three things that make the phone ring.
A site that's easy to call from
Your phone number as a giant tap-to-call button, your work in photos, your service area clear. Fast loading on any phone or device.
Showing up on Google
Google Business Profile claimed and set up right, so you land in the map results when somebody searches for what you do nearby. This is where most of your calls come from.
Somebody who answers
Prices change, you add a service, you get new job photos. You text me, it's done. No ticket system, no waiting a week.
02 · How it works
From call to live site.
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01
Call
A short call to understand your business and what isn't working online right now.
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02
Build
I design and build your site — most projects go live within one to two weeks.
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03
Launch
Your site goes live, connected to Google, ready to bring in calls, quote requests, and book events.
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04
Support
I stick around after launch for updates and changes as your business grows. I am here for you.
03 · Why me
One extra job a year pays for the whole thing.
That's the math. One job, one booking, one regular customer you wouldn't have had otherwise, and it's already paid for itself. You're not buying a website. You're buying the customers you're currently missing.
Most web guys
- × Site is on their platform, not yours
- × Long contract you can't get out of
- × Charge you to change a phone number
- × Slow to load, breaks on a phone
- × Never touch it again after launch
chrisdev.io
- ✓ You own the site and the domain, day one
- ✓ Month to month, leave whenever
- ✓ Text me a change, it's done that day
- ✓ Built for a phone first, loads instantly
- ✓ Set up so Google actually finds you
04 · Who you're working with
One developer. No account managers.
I'm Chris — the designer, the developer, and the person who actually answers the phone.
Most agencies hand your project down a chain: a salesperson sells it, a project manager schedules it, and someone you've never spoken to builds it. Details get lost at every step, and you end up with a site that doesn't sound like your business.
I work differently because I work alone. The person you talk to on the first call is the person writing the code, choosing the layout, and shipping the final site. Nothing gets translated through a middleman.
I build for small local businesses — contractors and trades, food and drink, shops, service businesses. The kind of work where somebody finding you on their phone matters a lot more than a design award. Fast, clear, easy to get in touch with. That's the whole job.
- Based inMaryville, Tennessee
- Typical build1–2 weeks
- ContractsNone — month to month
- Who owns itYou do, day one
Chris Jones · Founder, chrisdev.io
05 · What it costs
Straight pricing. No quotes, no runaround.
Get found
The basics, done right
$250 to build
then $97/month
- + Up to 5 pages, built for phones
- + Tap-to-call and a quote form
- + Photo gallery of your work
- + Google Business Profile set up
- + Hosting, security, and backups
- + Text me changes anytime
Most businesses pick this
Make the phone ring
$500 to build
then $297/month
- + Everything in the first one
- + A page for each service you offer
- + A page for each town you serve
- + Monthly Google Profile posts
- + Review requests set up for you
- + Monthly report: calls and searches
Own your market
Go after everything
Let's talk
custom, based on your area
- + Multiple locations or crews
- + Ongoing SEO and content
- + Watching what competitors rank for
- + Automatic follow-up on new leads
- + Regular strategy calls
No contracts — month to month, cancel anytime.
You own your site and your domain from day one. If you leave, it goes with you.
06 · Straight answers
The stuff everybody asks.
Fair enough — has he built it yet? Most of the time it's been half-finished for a year, because he's got a job and this isn't it. Mine gets done this week, and I'm the one maintaining it after. Cheap gets expensive when it never gets finished.
A Facebook page is rented land. It doesn't show up on Google the way a real site does, you can't control what it looks like, and if Facebook shuts it off tomorrow you lose everything you built. A website is yours, and it shows up where people are actually searching.
That's the whole point. You don't touch anything. I need about twenty minutes of your time up front for your services, hours, and a few job photos. After that I build it, launch it, host it, and keep it running. You keep working.
Staying found, not a server. Google changes how it ranks things constantly, your competitors keep adding pages, and reviews go stale. If nobody's keeping up with it, you slide down the results in about six months. The monthly is me making sure that doesn't happen — plus hosting, security, backups, and any changes you need.
One to two weeks from the day you send me your photos and service list. The thing that slows it down is waiting on that material, so the faster you get it to me the faster you're live.
No. Month to month, cancel whenever you want. And you own your site and your domain from the first day — they're registered in your name, not mine. If you decide to leave, the site goes with you. Nobody gets held hostage.
Yes — Alcoa, Rockford, Louisville, Townsend, Walland, Seymour, Friendsville, Lenoir City, Loudon, and around Knoxville. If you're working in Blount County or next to it, I can help.
Honest answer: a website doesn't create demand, it captures demand you're already losing. People are searching for what you do in your town right now. If you don't come up, they call somebody else and you never know it happened. I can't promise a number of jobs, and anyone who does is guessing. What I can tell you is that one extra job usually covers the whole year.
You’re losing jobs you never knew you were in the running for — because when they searched, you weren’t there.
That’s a fixable problem.
07 · Get started
Easiest thing is just to call.
Tell me what you do and where you're based, and I'll tell you straight whether I can help. If you'd rather type it out, the form works too — I answer within a day.
Call or text (865) 364-0149