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A working website for a tattoo artist: 13 languages, online booking, a 27-article client guide, and an interactive quiz that helps visitors choose. Clients find it on Google and book without a single phone call.
Visit the live site →Websites that get found on Google — with online booking, a proper Google listing, and ongoing support.
We build complete websites for salons, studios, clinics, shops and services — the kind of site your customers can find, trust, and book from.
A web studio without a website of its own is hard to take seriously. We follow the same rules we sell: the studio has its own website, its own email, and real work below that you can open and check.
You are reading it. Designed, written and maintained by the same hands that would build yours.
One email — [email protected] — answered by the studio, not a call center or a form that goes nowhere.
The portfolio below links to a live client website. Open it, click through it, try the booking — it all works.
A working website for a tattoo artist: 13 languages, online booking, a 27-article client guide, and an interactive quiz that helps visitors choose. Clients find it on Google and book without a single phone call.
Visit the live site →A prototype website for a Brooklyn beauty salon: three languages — English, Russian and Georgian — and online booking with real service durations, so every client reserves exactly the time their treatment takes.
View the prototype demo → Prototype / concept demo — shown to demonstrate the approach, not a live client site.Everything a local business needs to be found and booked online — handled in one place, without you managing designers, writers and settings.
Design, all the writing, and photo editing included. You approve the result; you never stare at a blank page.
The site is built in the languages of your actual audience — so people searching in their own language find you, not a competitor.
If your business takes appointments, clients book themselves — service, day and time — at any hour, even while you are with another client.
The Google Business Profile that shows on Maps and in search: correct hours, services, photos, and a link straight to booking.
The website lives on your business's own domain name and belongs to you — not rented from a platform.
New staff or specialists, new services, prices, promotions, photos — send us the change and it goes on the site. No waiting, no per-edit invoices.
The short version is above: a website, languages, booking, support. For those who want to know what that actually involves — here is the work underneath, in plain words.
The site belongs to you, not a platform: no builder rent to pay, and the site can't disappear when a plan changes.
Language versions are separate pages, not an auto-translate widget: Google indexes every one of them, so customers find you in their own language.
Every screen width has its own layout traps. We test all three, so nothing is cut off or squeezed on any device.
A separate page for every service, a sitemap, and markup for search and social sharing — so Google understands what you offer and shows it properly.
You can see how many people came to the site — and exactly where they came from.
Requests land straight in your email and Instagram, while spam is filtered out before it reaches you.
Pages open instantly on a phone: Google ranks fast sites higher, and customers don't wait.
Agency-level work without agency pricing. Two numbers, both fixed before we start — no hourly meters running.
Website build
$1,200–2,500
One-time. The exact figure depends on the size of the site — pages, languages, booking — and is agreed before any work begins.
Support
$100 / month
Hosting, upkeep, and any content changes at any time: new staff, services, prices, promotions, photos.
New Jersey agencies list project minimums starting at $5,000 with rates of $100–300 per hour, and design studios list minimums of $25,000 per project.
Source: Clutch agency directory, 2026 — agency profiles, open for anyone to check: Sussman Creative, Lform Design, SmartSites.You see your finished website before you pay for it. That is the whole risk arrangement.
We talk about your business, your customers, and what the site has to do. No forms, no jargon.
We build a working example of your website and show it to you — before any payment. You judge the real thing, not a promise.
The site goes live on your own domain, typically within about a week of your approval.
From then on, send any change — staff, services, prices, photos — and we put it on the site.
One email is enough to start. We reply with questions, then show you a finished example of your site — before you pay anything.
[email protected]Site to Behold · Brooklyn, NY