Per line of work, what we would put on the page and what it does once it is live. Nothing here is a menu you have to order from: see something close to what you do, ask about it, and we will show you what it could look like with your own name on it.
Jet ski rental, boat trips, diving, padel. Places where people decide fast, on a phone, with wet hands.
The page opens with a film: a jet ski at full throttle, and its spray becomes the wave that carries you into the site. Underneath it every ride with a price, safety in plain words, and a booking that lands on your own WhatsApp instead of an inbox nobody reads.
One continuous shot of the day, from the morning terrace to the harbour at blue hour, that the visitor scrolls through at their own pace. Seats left, times and the pick-up point ride along in the corner so nobody has to ask.
Courses by level with what you actually get for the money, a calendar that shows places left, and the certificates on the wall where people can see them. Groups and hotels book through one form instead of six emails.
Holiday homes, apartments, B&Bs and small hotels. Every booking you take yourself is commission you keep.
The site opens with a walk through the house, room by room, from the front door to the terrace at dusk. Prices per week, a calendar, and a booking that comes straight to you instead of through a platform that takes a cut.
Every room gets its own page with real photos, what is included and what you actually see from the window. Breakfast, house rules and the good places nearby in your own words, in the languages your guests speak.
One building, eight apartments, one calendar. Guests filter by size and dates and only see what is free. Cleaning, parking and key handover explained before anyone has to ask.
Restaurants, beach bars and coffee places. People are hungry, on the street, and deciding in fifteen seconds.
The menu is the front page, in the language of the phone looking at it, and you change the fish of the day yourself in half a minute. A table request that reaches you on WhatsApp, and photos that look like the food actually looks.
Opening hours that are always right, including the days you close early. A QR on the table that opens the same menu. Your Instagram running underneath so the page never goes stale.
Where you stand this week, on a map, changed from your phone in ten seconds. Bookings for weddings and company days that ask the questions you always end up asking anyway.
Installers, gardeners, garages, salons. Work you win by being findable and easy to call.
A page per service, so you come up for what people actually type into Google. Photos of finished work, the certificates that matter in your trade, and a quote request that asks the right things so you can price it without calling twice.
Before and after on a slider people can drag. What you do per season, so the pruning gets booked in autumn instead of everyone calling in May. The area you cover, shown on a map.
Booking that runs while you are cutting, with the right amount of time set aside per treatment. Prices without asterisks, and the team with their own faces and their own specialities.
Tell us in one sentence what you do. We will come back with what a site could do for it, put together around the photos, prices and stories you already have. Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
WhatsApp, a call, or an email. Every one gets the same answer: a fixed price and a first version within days.
Change it if you like, then open WhatsApp. It lands on our phone right away.