
Websites for Massachusetts small businesses.

The site in the window is a sample I built for a made-up clam shack. See both samples
I build every site myself, for shops, salons, restaurants and trades crews: one fixed price and a first draft in 2 days.
Made for the shops on your street.
I build websites for auto repair shops, salons and barbershops, restaurants and bakeries, contractors, pet groomers, fitness and dance studios, landscapers and cleaners.
Auto shops
Show your services and let people ask for an estimate.
Salons and barbers
Put your prices and your best work next to a booking link.
Restaurants and bakeries
Post your menu and hours, with a button for orders.
Contractors and trades
Share your projects and license number. Take quote requests.
Pet groomers
Show your services, and let people book a bath or a trim.
Fitness and dance studios
Post your classes and times, with a link to sign up.
Landscapers and lawn care
Show your jobs and services, and take estimate requests.
Cleaners and maids
List your services and rates, with a link to book a visit.
Two sample websites I built.
These are working websites I made for a contractor and a clam shack that do not exist. Open them on your phone to see how a small business website behaves.


What a small business website costs.
Every price is fixed. Half is due to start and half when your site goes live, and each invoice comes by email.
Starter site
$525- Three pages: home, services and prices, contact
- Works on phones and tablets
- You own your web address
First draft in 2 days
Growth site
$850- Five pages, plus what your kind of shop needs
- Booking, menu, gallery or estimate form
- Set up so Google can find you
First draft in 2 days
Care plan
$50a month- Hosting, small edits and security
- Month to month
- Cancel with 30 days' notice
Optional, after launch
Add-ons
- $50Online bookingA booking link on your site
- $75QR menuFor your tables or counter
- $75Review requestsA QR card and a request message
- $100Google profile tune-upHours, photos, services, link
From first call to a live site.
Talk
A ten-minute call about what you do and what customers keep asking you.
Draft
Send me your hours, services and a few photos. A first draft comes back in 2 days.
Launch
Tell me what to change. Once you approve it, the site goes live and the second half is due.
Care
Optional. I keep the site online, fix typos and update your hours whenever they change.
Hi, I'm Zachary.
I'm the founder of Strategy Web Design. I build every site myself, which means the person you talk to is the person who makes it: no agency, no account manager.
I work with owners across Massachusetts, from Boston and the North Shore to Worcester, the Cape and the Pioneer Valley. If you are not sure what you need, email me what your business does and I will tell you honestly what I would build.
Zachary ClaymanFounder, Strategy Web Design, Massachusetts
In your first email
- Your business name and the town it is in.
- What you sell or do, in a sentence.
- The website you have now, if you have one.
Need a real website?
Send me one email saying what your business does and where it is. I will answer it myself.

