A real website with your hours, your menu, and one button to order or call. English and Arabic. Built by someone who lives on the same streets your customers do.
Pay once for the build, half to start and half at launch, or pay in full. Then $49 a month keeps it online, secure, and updated with a person who answers. Card or bank, through Stripe.
Shops that need to be found: hours, location, what you sell, one tap to call.
Restaurants, bakeries, venues, jewelers. Everything a customer checks before they come in.
Products people browse, order, or ship: abayas, jewelry, gifts, meat, sweets.
Your site stays online, secure, and current. Cancel any time with 30 days' notice and take your files with you.
Four steps. You do two of them, and one is signing.
50% to start, by card, bank, or Zelle. Two pages, plain language, in English and Arabic.
Menu, prices, hours, logo, photos. No photos? I come and shoot them.
You get a link on WhatsApp. Two rounds of changes are included.
Domain in your name, site live, Google updated. The care plan starts and I stay on the other end of the line.
I live in Dearborn and I build software for a living. I've shipped a mobile app to the App Store and Google Play and run the servers behind it, so a website for a bakery is the easy part. The hard part, for most shops, is that the person who built it disappears. I don't.
Every site I build is in English and Arabic, works on a phone first, and shows the three things a customer actually wants: are you open, what do you have, and how do I get there or order. You message me on WhatsApp when something changes, and it's done that day.
Instagram is for people who already follow you. Google is for people who don't. When someone types "bakery near me", Instagram doesn't show up. A site with your hours and a button does.
DoorDash is good for new customers and takes a cut of every order. Your own site takes nothing. Keep DoorDash, and give your regulars a free button.
You give 30 days' notice, I send you a copy of the whole site, and hosting ends. The domain was always yours. You can host it anywhere.
You message me and it's done the same day; that's what the plan is for. Shops on the catalog package get their own editor for products and specials.
Yes. A photo session at your shop is $200, or send me the ones you have. The demo sites use stock photos until then.
Card, bank transfer, or Zelle for the build. The monthly plan is charged automatically to a card or bank account, with a receipt every month.
Send me your shop's name. If it's in Dearborn, I'll build a concept page and bring it to you. No charge for looking.
