Website & office basics
A website that helps customers reach your office.
We can build your site, set up your forms and business email, and help keep it all current. You bring the work you want people to see. We help put it online.
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One website / Different audiences
Website Experiences
Know where to keep spending. And what to stop paying for. We can design distinct versions for different customers and campaigns, with your business information, forms, and tools maintained together.
See how it works and why it helps marketing →Client websites / Built by Mata.Works
Three businesses. Three sites you can visit.
We built these websites for Cornerstone Garage Doors, Servanthood Garage Doors, and DFW Sporting Group. Take a look at how each site explains the business, presents its services, and gives customers a way to get in touch.
North Richland Hills, Texas
Cornerstone Garage Doors
Scott Carney owns Cornerstone Garage Doors, a garage-door and gate repair business based in North Richland Hills, Texas. We built its service pages, coverage areas, owner introduction, and call and request-service paths.
Visit Cornerstone's website (opens in a new tab)Homepage capture · October 2026
Royse City, Texas
Servanthood Garage Doors
A website built around Preston's owner-operated business, with his story, garage-door services, service areas, and direct ways to call or request help.
Visit Servanthood's website (opens in a new tab)Homepage capture · October 2026
Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
DFW Sporting Group
A service website for Brodie's product-data and catalog business, with a clear explanation of the work, service details, an industry background page, and a contact path.
Visit DFW Sporting Group's website (opens in a new tab)Homepage capture · October 2026
For home-service owners
From a customer on their phone to a person in your office.
An HVAC company, garage-door business, or alarm installer needs customers to find the service area, understand the work, and ask for help. We build that path and check where the inquiry lands.
Example, using a fictional garage-door business: a homeowner finds a repair page, checks the towns served, and taps to call or sends a short inquiry. The office receives the note in its agreed inbox and takes over the conversation.
Before launch, we test that path on a phone and confirm delivery with the person who will handle inquiries. This example describes the setup we can build; it is not a customer result or a promise of more bookings.
Try our fictional intake example →Website & office basics
A manageable first version.
Our starting scope is up to five pages, one general inquiry form delivered to one agreed inbox, domain connection, and setup of up to two business email accounts. We can link your existing booking tool, maps, and social profiles.
- Two rounds of revisions to the agreed pages before launch
- Phone and desktop checks, form delivery testing, and your approval before publishing
- A handoff with account details, instructions, and the agreed care options
You supply approved business details, service areas, photos or permission to use them, and access to the accounts involved. Your proposal states the writing and editing allowance: whether we prepare copy from those details, edit supplied text, or use approved copy as provided. Additional writing, photography, mailbox migration, pages, and custom connections receive a separate quote when outside that allowance.
After reviewing those materials, we put the price and target launch date in your proposal. The schedule starts once the required content and account access are ready; scope changes get a revised price and date.
Your accounts and ongoing help
Know what happens after launch.
Your domain and provider accounts are registered to your business with your access. You own the custom code we create for you; third-party tools keep their own license terms. We document the setup so it can be handed over.
Optional care covers the checks and updates listed in your agreement. The quote states the content-edit allowance, how to request help, the response window, and any provider costs. New features get a separate quote before work starts.
Get a website quote →01 / Put yourself online
Personal sites and small-business websites.
A portfolio, a solo business, or a local service company needs clear pages and an easy way to get in touch. We agree on the pages, prepare your approved words and images, and check the site on phones before launch.
- Home, About, Services or Work, and Contact pages as needed
- Domain connection, contact forms, and business email setup
- Links to your existing booking, maps, reviews, and social accounts
02 / Help people find your practice
Websites for doctors and therapists in private practice.
Help prospective patients find your providers, services, office location, hours, and appointment process. We can connect the site to the booking or patient-portal system your practice already uses.
Public forms can handle general office questions. Clinical information and patient documents belong in the practice's approved system; those workflows need their own scope.
Explore a fictional practice website →A sample public-information and booking path, with made-up details. It is not a client practice.
03 / Sell a manageable selection
A small online shop for a local retailer.
You do not need to begin with every item in the store. Start with a small agreed catalog, clear photos, prices, and a checkout through an established payment provider.
- Product pages and the options your customers need to choose
- Pickup or shipping settings and order notifications
- Tax and return-policy settings you approve, with a test order before launch
Product count, variants, inventory connections, and shipping rules affect the quote. Keeping the first version simple helps keep the cost down.
Try a fictional small-shop order →A sample product-to-order path. It takes no payment and places no real order.
Business email
An inbox with your business name.
The starting website scope includes setup of up to two business email accounts. Tell us how many people need inboxes and whether you already have a domain or email provider.
Your business owns the provider account and keeps access. Email subscriptions are listed separately; moving existing mail or setting up additional accounts gets its own allowance or quote.
Ask about business email setup →04 / Keep it working
Optional ongoing website care.
We can handle software updates, backups where needed, and checks on forms and links. The care agreement says which content changes are included, how to request them, and what gets a separate quote.
New pages, larger store changes, integrations, and redesigns are agreed before extra work begins.
A clear bill
The build and the running costs, written down.
You approve a one-time build price and, if you want ongoing help, a monthly or annual care price. We list domain, hosting, email subscriptions, store subscriptions, and payment-processing fees separately when they apply.
See what shapes your website quote →
For business email, tell us how many people need inboxes. For a store, bring a sample of the products you want online first. Those details let us quote the actual job.
How our build and care pricing works →Before launch
See how we check the customer path.
Start with what you need online.
A few pages, a form, an inbox, or a small shop. We can work out the first version with you.
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