Neighborhood Sites

Websites for the bakery, the barber and the furnace guy, each one made for the business it belongs to.

Concept homepage for Pell Street Bakery: the words 'bread, daily.' in huge black type on bright yellow.Pell Street Bakery Concept Concept for Corner Chair Barbers on a phone: black page, serif headline, barber-pole stripe.Corner Chair Barbers Concept Concept for Northside Air & Heat on a phone: cobalt blue, condensed type reading 'No heat? No AC? We pick up.'Northside Air & Heat Concept

The businesses above are made up. They’re concept work, built to show the range of what we make. We don’t have client work to show yet, and we won’t invent any.

Concept work

Corner Chair Barbers concept homepage: barber-pole stripe beside a large serif headline.

Corner Chair Barbers

Concept, fictional business

A three-chair walk-in shop. Black and bone, a serif you’d paint on the window, and a price list set like a menu.

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Corner Chair Barbers concept, further down the page: the price list set as a menu. Corner Chair Barbers concept on a phone.
Northside Air & Heat concept homepage: cobalt-blue grid with a condensed headline and a large 72° readout.

Northside Air & Heat

Concept, fictional business

For people whose heat just quit. The phone number is the biggest thing on every screen, in a condensed industrial face on blueprint blue.

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Northside Air & Heat concept, further down the page: service columns and a large phone number. Northside Air & Heat concept on a phone.
Pell Street Bakery concept homepage: huge lowercase type on bright yellow.

Pell Street Bakery

Concept, fictional business

Loud yellow, fat lowercase type, and the day’s bake listed with prices, so people know what’s on the shelf before they walk over.

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Pell Street Bakery concept, further down the page: loaf shapes above the day’s bake and prices. Pell Street Bakery concept on a phone.

Price

$500 to build your site. $49 a month after that, which covers your own domain, hosting, and edits whenever you need them. You see a working preview before you pay anything, and if you’re not happy in the first 14 days after launch, you get the $500 back.

Setup, $500
Design, writing and build, with two rounds of changes before launch. Charged only when you approve the site.
Monthly, $49
Domain registration and renewal, hosting, HTTPS, and small edits by email, usually within two business days. Cancel any time.
Guarantee
Email us within 14 days of launch and we refund the full setup fee. Refund policy.

How it goes

  1. You send the basics. Name, what you do, hours, and any photos or logo you have. An email is fine.
  2. We build a real preview. A working site on a private link, usually within a few business days.
  3. You approve, then pay. We register your domain, launch the site and keep it running.

Questions

Is the domain really included?
Yes. We register a standard domain (like yourshop.com) in your business’s name and renew it while you’re subscribed. Already have one? We connect it. If you leave, we help you move it to your own account.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. We design, build, host and update the site. You send us information by email.
What if I don’t like it?
You don’t pay until you’ve seen it and approved it. After launch you have 14 days to ask for the setup fee back.
What counts as an edit?
New hours, prices, photos or text, or a simple new section. Bigger redesigns or new features are quoted separately.
Can I cancel?
Any time, by email. Your site stays up through the end of the paid month. Cancellation policy.
Who owns the content?
You do: your text, photos and logo. Terms of service.

Tell us about your business and we’ll make you a preview.

buddy@getneighborhoodsites.com

Buddy Madden, Neighborhood Sites. Replies usually within one business day.