Basic
Get on the map
$349 once
then $99 / month
- 1 to 3 pages
- Contact form and click-to-call
- Google Maps and business profile
- SSL, DDoS protection, hosting
- 2 hours of changes a month
Northern Virginia · taking on new clients
A website that earns its keep.
I build websites for local businesses around Northern Virginia. Yours goes live in one to two weeks, hosted on Cloudflare, set up so the people searching for your trade in your town can find you.
Built for Asliya Foods, Ashburn
- Typical build
- 3 to 10 business days
- Starting at
- $349
- Revisions
- Two rounds
- You deal with
- Me
Runs on
CloudflareHosting, SSL and DDoS
ShopifyShop checkout
StripePayments and invoicing
GoogleMaps and Business Profile
The work
Recent work, shown in full
Asliya Foods is a family kitchen in Ashburn, cooking recipes their mother collected from both grandmothers over forty years. They needed to sell food online before the doors opened. Here is the whole build, not a flattering crop of it.
Asliya Foods · Ashburn, VA
The whole thing was built around their own photography. It sells frozen food, takes catering enquiries, maps the delivery zones, and tells the family story. Dish names sit in Arabic beside the English. It goes live when the kitchen does.
- BuiltFrom scratch, no template
- IncludesShop, catering, FAQ, Arabic dish names
- PhotographyTheir own, selected and edited with them
- StatusIn final review before launch
01 The story
Family photographs they took themselves, and the Arabic sitting level with the English instead of tacked underneath it.
02 Catering enquiries
A seven-step enquiry that asks what kind of event it is before it asks for contact details, so the first reply back can already be useful.
What you get
What you are paying for
Seven things go into a build. Which of them you get depends on the package you pick, and the pricing page spells that out line by line.
See the full breakdown-
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Designed for your trade
I start on a blank page and build around what you sell and who buys it. Nothing gets dropped into a template that every other business in your category is already using.
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Found when people search
Someone types your trade and your town into Google. I write the page titles, work the local terms into sentences a person would write, and lay out the structure Google reads, so you are the one who comes up in that result.
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Your Google listing
Most people see your map listing long before they reach your website. I claim it, fix the hours and the pin, and keep the photos current.
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Built for phones first
Your customer is standing outside your door on a phone, deciding whether to come in. That is the screen I design for before any other.
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Bookings while you are busy
A customer picks a slot and it lands on your calendar with a confirmation to both of you. You stop losing the ones who called during service and gave up.
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Take payment on the site
If you sell something, the site can take the money. Product cards, a cart with a running total, and a checkout run by Shopify or Stripe, so card numbers never touch your website. Asliya Foods sells frozen food this way.
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Hosting and upkeep
Cloudflare runs the hosting, with SSL and DDoS protection on by default. Content changes come out of your monthly hours, so a new price list costs you an email.
How the job runs
You are involved twice: once on the call, once when you approve it. I do the rest.
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We get on a call
Thirty minutes. I pull your business up on Google while we talk, so you see what a customer sees. You leave with a written quote and no obligation.
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You send me the basics
Your hours, your services, and whatever photos you have. Fifteen minutes of your time. If the photos are too weak to use, I will say so before we start.
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I build it, you approve it
A preview link comes back to you, with two rounds of changes included. Most sites go live inside two weeks of that first call.
Pricing
The price is on the website.
Nobody else will tell you a number without a call first. Here are all three: a setup fee, a flat monthly, and your content stays yours on every one of them.
Standard
Get found on Google
$549 once
then $199 / month
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 6 pages
- Online booking, running 24/7
- Full local SEO work
- 4 hours of changes a month
Premium
Dominate your area
$899 once
then $299 / month
- Everything in Standard
- Up to 10 pages
- Booking synced to your calendar
- Monthly report and a quarterly call
- 6 hours of changes a month
50% upfront, 50% the day it goes live. Six-month minimum on hosting. Full pricing and add-ons
Common questions
Before you ask.
The four that come up on nearly every call. There are more on the pricing page.
Read the restWhat does a site actually cost?
Three prices, all published: $349, $549 or $899 to build, then $99, $199 or $299 a month for the hosting, security and the hours of edits. Nothing is quoted only after a call.
How long until it is live?
Three to ten business days of build time once your details are in, depending on the package. From the first call to launch is usually under two weeks.
Can it take money, or only show things?
It can take money. Product cards, a cart with a live total, and a checkout run by Shopify or Stripe, so you are never the one holding a card number. Asliya Foods sells frozen food through exactly that.
What if my photos are not great?
Send what you have and I will tell you straight whether it carries. When it does not, I can put a professional photographer on site for an hour or two, quoted before anything is booked. Stock imagery is never the answer.
Get in touch
Ask me anything.
A question about pricing, or whether this is even worth doing for your business. Short answers are free and I do not put you on a list.
Prefer to book time instead? Grab a free 30 minutes, or write to [email protected].
Where I stand
Book a free 30-minute call
You deal with me directly. Not an account manager, not a ticket, not a queue.
Stanizai Digital is one person. I am Baset, I work out of Fairfax County, and every site that leaves here is one I designed, built and answer for myself.
That means the person who picks up your job is the person who does it, from the first call through the revisions to the day it goes live. You explain your business once.