Business card website
- A few pages
- For a business with several services
- Each service can have its own page
- About you, prices, contacts and map — each in its own place
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Business card website
Business card website, turnkey: order it with one message. I’ll write the copy, do the design and code, and clients will see who you are, what you do and how to reach you. Requests go to your Telegram.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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Who it’s for
A business card website, or web business card, is a small site of a few pages: who you are, what you do, prices for your services, contacts and a map. You need one when you offer several services and they don’t fit on one page: a salon with different treatments, a tradesperson who does several kinds of work, a service business with separate packages.
People come from Google or Instagram, open the page for their service, see the price and address — and message you with a specific question. So a mini-site shouldn’t “tell a nice story about you”; it should briefly answer what clients want to know before they call.
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Comparison
I build both turnkey. The difference is how many services you have and how much you need to say about them.
Business card website
Landing page
Page by page
Without these, people leave the site without ever writing to you.
From the first screen it’s clear what you do and who it’s for. Straight to the point, with a contact button — no generic phrases.
Each with a short description: what’s included and who it’s for. Clients spot what they need and don’t have to guess.
Exact prices or “from” right next to each service. Clients get in touch already knowing the amount, and a ballpark figure takes away the fear of writing first.
Phone, messengers, opening hours and a map. All on one screen — clients don’t have to ask, they just show up.
Call, Telegram, Viber and WhatsApp buttons on every page. One tap on a phone, and they’re already messaging you.
What’s included
Home, services, prices, contacts with a map. Each page answers one client question, so people don’t get lost in long text.
Record a voice message about your business, and I’ll turn it into short copy for each page. You won’t have to struggle with the wording.
A request from the form lands in your Telegram right away. Next to it you see where the person came from: Google, Instagram or an ad.
Included in the kit at no extra charge: the site speaks your clients’ language, and the assistant answers them even at night.
How it works
You tell me about your business — I do the rest myself.
By text or voice message: what you offer, who it’s for, where you are. I ask a few questions and give you the price.
We decide how many pages and what goes on each. I write the copy, and you edit it if something’s off.
You open the working site and tap the buttons yourself instead of looking at pictures. Anything that’s off, I fix.
The site is live, and requests go to your Telegram. The code, domain and logins are on your accounts.
Questions
Write to me in your own words — a voice message is fine: what your business is and what services you offer. I’ll ask a few questions and name the price, and I do the copy, design, code and launch myself.
A business card website costs from $400. The amount depends on how many pages you need and what goes on them. I’ll name the exact amount after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.
For business card website development, all you need is to tell me about your business: services, your prices, address and opening hours. Photos of your work, if you have them, will help too, and I’ll write the copy for the site.
I build business card websites by hand, not with a builder: I write the code myself. The code, domain and data are on your accounts from day one, so the site is fully yours.
On a business card website, calling, messengers and a short form all work with one tap on a phone. A request from the form lands in your Telegram right away.
You can add pages, online booking or payments to a business card website later. You won’t need to rebuild the site.