Most small business sites in Lebanon are a logo, a phone number and a Facebook link. They sit there. A site should bring you work, and that is a different job from looking nice.
A site designed around your brand, on your own domain, with the pages written to come up when someone in your area searches for what you sell. Booking, ordering, a menu or an enquiry form, whichever one is the thing you need people to do. Hosting, SSL, backups and monitoring are mine to run, so nothing about it is left for you to maintain.
Restaurants and cafés paying a delivery app a third of every order. Salons and clinics losing bookings in their DMs. Contractors and trades who are invisible the moment somebody searches instead of asking a friend. Different problems, one fix: a site you own, that people can find.
A full site, up to six pages, designed, launched, optimised and submitted to Google, is $850 as a one-off and goes live in one day. Then a monthly plan keeps it online and looked after:
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A full six-page site, launched and set up to be found on Google, is $850 one-off. Keeping it running afterwards is $30, $100 or $190 a month depending on how often you want changes made. A single page set up from the free gallery is $350 as a one-off, and a site built from scratch with a shop or booking system behind it starts at $1,500.
One day. A single page from the gallery is live within one day of you sending your content, or you do not pay. A full six-page build takes the same day: your content and one round of changes in the morning, launch on your own domain by midday, the SEO setup and handover by the evening. That holds as long as your changes come back as one list.
You own your domain, your content and your brand. While you are on a monthly plan I run the hosting and the code, which is what lets me keep it up and keep working on it. Full ownership and a domain transfer are available any time as a one-time buy-out.
Yes. Sophia's Forum is bilingual English and Arabic and mirrors cleanly into right-to-left, which is the part most templates get wrong.
On day one we write down what came in over your previous 90 days: calls, messages, walk-ins. If the 90 days after launch have not beaten that number, you do not pay for months four, five or six, and I keep working straight through them.