Spring · The Woodlands · North Houston
A real website, built for you from scratch — $900 for the first 10 local businesses, normally $1,200. Then $99 a month and I'm your webmaster: you text me the change, I make it, it's live the same day. No logins. No plugins. No page builder to fight.
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Every one of these is a front end I designed and coded myself — no template, no page builder, no theme purchased and reskinned. Click through and look at them on your phone.
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Most small businesses I meet already have a site. It just isn't doing anything — it's slow, it's three years out of date, and nobody can find it on Google. That's not a design problem. It's a presence problem, and it's fixable.
Built once, never touched again, because updating it means logging into a builder you don't remember how to use — so you don't. Hours are wrong. Prices are old. That special ended last spring.
Your Google Business Profile is unclaimed, unverified, or has a photo from 2019. That listing sends more customers to a local business than the website does — and it's usually the first thing I fix.
Hosting, a theme license, three plugin subscriptions, a security tool, and a maintenance retainer to somebody who stopped answering. Add it up. It's usually more than a real care plan costs.
For anything local, Google puts three businesses in a box above every website on the page — with a map, hours, reviews, and a call button. Most people tap one of those and never scroll.
That box is your Google Business Profile, not your website. It's free, most local businesses have it half-filled or unclaimed, and it's usually the fastest thing I can fix for you. Your site's job is to close whoever taps through.
Those aren't invented numbers — a stock WordPress install with a page builder and a dozen plugins is loading megabytes of theme code before it shows a customer your phone number. Mine ships one HTML file. That gap is most of why a fast site outranks a pretty one.
I used to charge $1,500 for a WordPress site on a purchased template. The build is custom now, with no template and no plugins — and it still lists under that, because I build faster than I used to and pass the difference on. The first ten local businesses get 25% off on top of it.
Everything you need to be live and findable. Yours to keep, plan or no plan.
Every other designer builds your site and then points your customers at Google — a platform you don't own, that can suspend you, where a competitor can post a fake. I build you a site where the reviews live on your domain, tied to a verified visit, and sealed so nobody can change them afterward. Not your competitor. Not me. Not you.
Each review is chained to the one before it. Edit one after the fact and the chain breaks — and the page that proves it names the exact review that broke it. Nobody quietly rewrites history, me included.
A small stand for the counter, the desk, or the truck — scan or tap, no app, no account, no login. They were there, so they get to say what they thought.
Real reviews shown on your own pages, where the customer already is — instead of on a profile you rent from a company that can switch it off without telling you.
I built Authyr, and I still can't change your reviews — nobody can, including me. That isn't a promise you have to take my word for; it's how the record is built, and the proof page is public. I set yours up and then I stay out of it. Included for the first ten, $250 after that. It fits businesses whose customers are actually there when the work happens; if that isn't yours, I'll tell you so instead of selling it to you.
One-time prices, added to the launch or any time after. No bundles you don't want, and no "packages" designed to make you buy three things to get the one. Anything marked from gets quoted after we talk — wiring a phone agent into the booking system you already run on is a different build every time.
Most owners I meet aren't behind on this because they don't care — they're behind because nobody sat down and showed them which three things actually matter for a business their size. It's almost always the same three: answer leads faster, get the phone answered, and stop running the business out of a spreadsheet. I'm an AWS Certified AI Practitioner, but the useful part isn't the certificate — it's that I build this for my own companies before I sell it to yours.
Most small businesses reply to a web lead in hours. The ones winning reply in under a minute — automatically, in your voice, while the customer is still holding their phone. I wire the form, the CRM, and the text message so that happens without you touching it.
I built an AI phone operator for a Houston travel agency by mining 3,200 of their real calls — it answers the line and books appointments. Scaled down to a one-truck business, the fixed build answers, takes the message and texts you the summary for a fraction of a receptionist, and never misses a Saturday. Booking straight into your calendar or CRM is its own project on top.
Most owners don't need a strategy deck — they need someone next to them for two hours showing them what to actually type. Writing a quote, answering a bad review, drafting the email you've been putting off, turning job photos into a post. Basics first, on your own work. Automation only once that's earning its keep.
Not theory — both of these are built and running: an AI phone operator trained on 3,200 real calls, and a lead bridge syncing a CRM to a business phone line.
This is the actual product. The website is just what it looks like. What you're buying is a webmaster who answers — the thing you thought you were getting when someone sold you WordPress.
A website alone doesn't make a business findable. When someone opens a new shop, clinic, or service company, there's a specific list of things that have to be true before customers can find them — and most people don't know the list exists. I've run it for local businesses for seventeen years. It doesn't cost extra; it's how I launch.
Claimed, verified, categorized correctly, hours and service area set, photos that look like a real business — and your name, address and phone identical everywhere Google looks. A mismatched suite number genuinely costs you map rankings.
A system that asks happy customers at the right moment, and a habit of responding to every review — including the bad one. Ten recent reviews beat forty from 2021.
A logo, colors, and type that work on a sign, a truck, a business card, and a phone screen. Built once, used everywhere, so you stop looking like four different companies.
Google and Meta ads when you need customers now, not in six months — built to a real budget. Call tracking and analytics from day one, so in ninety days you can tell which of this actually brought people through the door.
I'm Faisel. I'm based in Spring, and I've spent seventeen years doing digital marketing, branding, and web work — for single-location businesses like yours, and for Landry's, where the work covered 60+ restaurant brands and more than 500 locations.
Since then I've built and shipped software: mobile apps, AI systems, and nine U.S. patents pending across two ventures. That matters to you for exactly one reason — it's why I can build a better site in two weeks than an agency builds in two months, and charge less for it.
What hasn't changed is how I work. You get my number. I come to your business. I explain things in plain English, and I tell you when something isn't worth your money.
AWS CERTIFIED AI PRACTITIONERAt your business, so I can see what you actually do. I'll look at your current site and your Google listing beforehand and bring you a short list of what's costing you customers right now. You keep that list whether or not you hire me.
You send me photos, your prices, and anything you want said. I write, design, and build. You see the real site at a private link as it comes together, and you can change your mind about anything while it's still cheap to change.
Domain pointed, SSL on, Google Business Profile squared away, listings matched, analytics running. If you had an old site, redirects are in place so you don't lose the rankings you already earned.
That's the care plan. Text me the changes. I keep the site fast, current, and secure, and I keep your Google presence alive so the business keeps getting found.
Yes. The domain is registered in your name, the content is yours, and the site files are yours. If you ever want to leave, I hand you everything and help you move it. There is nothing held hostage — that's a business model I don't want.
Two reasons, and both are honest. There's no agency overhead — you work with me directly, not an account manager relaying to a team overseas. And I use AI tooling to do in days what used to take me weeks. I'd rather pass that saving to you and keep more clients on care plans than charge 2015 prices for 2026 tooling.
Yes, and the migration is included. I rebuild it properly, keep your existing pages and search rankings intact with redirects, and cut the domain over with no downtime. Your old site stays live the entire time the new one is being built.
You text me, or fill out a short form on your own site. I make the change and send you a preview link. You look at it, say go, and it's live — usually the same day, often within the hour. That's what the monthly plan buys you.
Some clients genuinely publish every week — a blog, a journal, an events calendar. For those I build a proper admin panel you log into, and it's cleaner than WordPress. But if you're honest that you'd rather someone else do it, don't pay for a tool you won't open. Most people shouldn't.
No. Care plans are month to month and you can cancel any time. The launch fee is one time. If you cancel the plan, the site is still yours — I'll help you move it to your own hosting.
Nothing extra. Hosting, SSL, and backups are inside the care plan. If you cancel the plan, hosting these sites runs a few dollars a month on your own account and I'll set that up for you on the way out.
Yes — that's most of why people hire me. I'm in Spring and I'll come to you anywhere from The Woodlands to Tomball to north Houston. The first meeting is free and takes about 45 minutes.
I'm in Spring, and these are the places I'll drive to for a first meeting — no charge, no Zoom link. Times are roughly from my desk.
Gleannloch Farms · Augusta Pines · Windrose · Legends Ranch · Springwoods Village · Harmony
Alden Bridge · Sterling Ridge · Creekside Park · Cochran's Crossing · Grogan's Mill · Panther Creek
Champion Forest · Memorial Northwest · Northgate Forest · Oak Ridge North · Shenandoah
Wildwood at Northpointe · Amira · Raburn Reserve · Village Creek
Atascocita · Eagle Springs · Fall Creek · Forest Cove · Trailwood · Porter
Bridgeland · Towne Lake · Fairfield · Coles Crossing · Blackhorse Ranch
Grand Central Park · April Sound · Woodforest · Water Crest · Longmire
Lake Windcrest · Mostyn Manor · Magnolia Reserve · Ridgelake Shores
Bentwater · Walden on Lake Conroe · Seven Coves · Lake Conroe
Most people land here searching for something specific — web design in
Spring, TX, a website designer in The Woodlands, someone to redesign a WordPress
site in Conroe, small business web design in Tomball, or help getting a Google
Business Profile verified in Cypress. If that's roughly what you typed, you just watched
local SEO work — and it's the same thing I build into your site.
Also here for: online store and e-commerce,
logo and brand identity, Google Ads and Meta ads
management, review generation, restaurant and med-spa sites,
contractor and home-services sites, and monthly website maintenance
for businesses that would rather text than log in.
And newer, for the same neighborhoods: business automation and
AI consulting for small business — automatic text replies to new
leads, which CRM to actually use, AI phone answering, and
hands-on AI training in Spring, The Woodlands, Conroe and Tomball for
owners who would rather be shown than sent a link.
No pitch deck, no discovery-call funnel. Send this and I'll reply with what I'd fix first — whether or not you hire me.
Serving: Spring · The Woodlands · Conroe · Tomball · Magnolia · Cypress · Klein · Oak Ridge North · Shenandoah · Willis · Montgomery · Humble · Kingwood · north Houston. If you're a little outside that, ask anyway — I travel for good projects.