You two do great work. This is the plan to make sure all of Davis County can find it, trust it, and book it — and it all ends up in your hands.
Fair question — it's the biggest line on this page, so it deserves a straight answer.
Because the website is where a stranger decides you're real. When someone needs their windows cleaned, a neighbor mentions your name or Google shows a listing — and the very next thing they do is look you up. Right now that search finds almost nothing, and to a homeowner about to let a crew onto their property, nothing reads as a risk. So they call the company they can check out.
The website is the one place you control completely. Your faces (that photo up top? that's the energy), your best work, your reviews, your prices, your guarantee. It turns "some guys Grace mentioned" into "these are clearly pros — and the tall one seems fun."
Google ranks businesses with real websites higher. Ads need a page to land on. Social posts need somewhere to send people. Reviews need a home where they get seen. Take the website out and everything else works worse — that's why it's the cornerstone, and why it's the biggest piece.
Your photos, your story, your prices, a 30-second quote form. The place people go to feel good about hiring you.
Your Business Profile — claimed, loaded with photos, connected to the site. When Davis County searches "window cleaning near me," you exist.
Happy customers get a friendly text asking for a Google review after every job. The stars pile up — the one asset competitors can't buy.
Instagram + Facebook, set up right, with a tool so posting takes minutes. Where the Bigfoot personality gets to play.
Every lead, customer and job tracked behind the scenes — so nothing slips and every season starts from a list you own.
This isn't a business card on the internet. It's a full site built to win searches across your whole territory:
Why the city pages matter: nobody searches "window cleaning Utah." They search "window cleaning Layton." A dedicated page for each city you serve is how a local company outranks the big statewide brands on their own streets — it's the quiet SEO play that pays for years.
Why the preloaded posts matter: Google trusts sites that have real answers on them. I'll load about two dozen targeted posts before launch — "how much does window cleaning cost in Davis County," "when should gutters be cleaned in Utah," "when to book Christmas light installation" — so the site starts life looking established, not empty. And I'll show you exactly how to add your own from your phone: snap a photo on a job, write three sentences, tap publish. Takes minutes, compounds forever.
CRM is a fancy word for a simple thing: a system that remembers every customer and every lead so nothing slips. Right now that system is Joe's text messages and memory. That works until it doesn't — a quote you forgot to follow up, a customer whose gutters were due again in October, a name you can't place. Tap each one to see what it does for you:
Every lead, captured instantly ›
A card for every customer ›
Jobs move through a simple pipeline ›
Reviews happen automatically ›
Your customer list becomes a launch button ›
Built for you two, not for a corporation ›Most web guys build you a site, then charge you every time you want to change a word. That's the game — and it's why small business websites say "Christmas lights coming soon" in March.
Yours won't work that way. Open your site on your phone, tap the thing you want to change — a price, a photo, your hours, a headline — type, save. Live before the phone's back in your pocket. No app to learn, no developer to wait on, no invoice.
Raise prices in spring. Swap in last week's best job photo. Put the lights banner up in September and pull it down in January — yourselves, in seconds, included in your monthly. Ten-minute lesson, and Celly will be faster at it than me by day two.
You should never pay for something you haven't seen working. So everything gets built in parallel, tweaked as much as you want — and you only sign off once, on the real thing:
$750 and work starts immediately — brand and website together, no waiting on anything.
$750 · the only charge today
The friendly Bigfoot, your colors, flyers, door hangers, cards. We tweak it as many rounds as you want — while the site gets built alongside it. Nothing sits waiting.
tweaks unlimited · nothing due yetBuilt on the working brand as it evolves: 11+ pages, preloaded posts, forms, the CRM, Google profile. You watch it come together the whole way.
nothing due until the lock-inYou approve the real thing — not a PDF. When the finished site is in front of you, you two sign off on the brand while you're looking at it live: your logo on your pages, your colors on your buttons, your faces on your homepage. Want one more tweak first? We tweak. When you love it, we lock the brand, finalize the site, and everything is handed over — files, logins, keys.
Brand locked, site live, Canva files delivered, training done. This is the moment you pay for what's in your hands.
$500 brand + $750 site · due hereAccounts built on the locked brand, posting tool proven, first month of content loaded, training done.
$500 · due when it's in your hands
One message to your customer list and the Christmas season starts booking before anyone else advertises. This is why the timeline matters.
included in the planThe build is one-time. The monthly just keeps the machine running — built to stay light. Tap to compare, switch or cancel anytime:
A true joe@bigfootcleaning.com you log into (Fastmail) — beyond the free forwarding. $10 per inbox.
Less than one window job every four months runs the whole machine. Cancel anytime — you keep the site, the domain, the customers, everything.
Working previews built for you — open on your phone, tap the theme buttons, try your brand on:
Secure card payment through Stripe. The only charge today — everything
else is billed as each phase lands in your hands, exactly as above.
Rather pay by check or Venmo? Totally fine — just text Scott (the agreement box above still applies).