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Bayline Deli
- Town
- Bay Shore, NY
- Trade
- Deli
- Faces
- Fraunces with Hanken Grotesk
- Mood
- A well-set neighborhood newspaper: paper, ink, one red.
One mobile-first site, built from your real hours, services and photos, live on your own domain for $199 once. Ray builds it in days and keeps it right for years.
Everything a local site needs on a phone, and nothing sold separately that should be included.
Hours, services, photos, map and contact, in the order a phone needs them.
You keep the address in your name. Ray connects it, turns on SSL — the padlock in the address bar — and keeps it renewed on your calendar, not his.
The page title, description and headings written for search, plus the hidden business details Google and Apple read, so every one of them has the same name, address, hours and phone.
Cropping, white balance and a consistent grade on the phone photos you already have.
One focused list of changes after the draft. Small fixes after launch are covered by care.
Hosting, the padlock kept valid, and small text and hours changes for twelve months. Nothing else to buy.
Four steps. Most sites are live inside two weeks, and the slow part is usually the photos.
01
A twenty-minute call or a form: hours, services, prices you are willing to print, the address, the phone that actually rings, and whatever photos are on your phone.
02
Within two working days you get a link to a real site on a preview address, in a design direction picked for your trade, with your facts already in it.
03
You send one list of changes. Ray makes them. Small fixes after launch are covered by care, so the list does not need to be perfect.
04
The site goes live on your web address with the padlock on, the business details written where Google and Apple read them, and hours that show as open or closed in real time.
A studio catalogue of design directions, each with its own faces, palette and page order. A deli and a plumber should not look like they came from the same studio. These two are fictional businesses built to show the range.
$99/year
after the first year, which Launch includes
For owners who want a site that stays up and stays right.
$49/month
after the first month, which Launch includes
Everything in Hosted, plus the listings and reviews handled for you.
Paste the address and get a grade in under half a minute: speed, search basics, mobile, security and whether Google can read your hours and phone number. No email required to see the result.
I live here and I shop here, which is why a pizzeria with no hours online or a mechanic whose site does not load on a phone bothers me more than it probably should. RightWhere is one person, a set of design directions I am proud of, and a lot of small automations so I can charge a fair price and still answer the phone when it rings.
If you are not sure whether you need a new site, call anyway. I would rather tell you your current one is fine than sell you something you do not need.
Ray Szczepanski