techloop.See your new website before you spend a dollar.
Send us a link to your Google listing. We design your homepage, free, within three business days. If you love it, we build the full site at one fixed price. If you don't, keep the concept.
Ten industries. Zero templates.
The businesses are fictional. The sites are real, with working menus, calculators, calendars and forms. Open any of them on your phone.
Type your name. Watch it land.
A sketch of what the first second on your site could feel like. Your real concept is built from your actual services, photos, hours and reviews.
Honest work, straight answers and a phone that gets picked up. See what your neighbours have been saying.
Three of the directions we start from. Yours will be its own.
A mock-up is the only honest sales pitch.
Every web designer promises you'll love it. We'd rather show you. You see your business done properly before any money changes hands, and we skip the sales call entirely.
You see it first.
A real homepage with your name, your services, your hours and your reviews, opened on your own phone. Not a template, not a slideshow of other people's sites.
We do the homework.
We read your Google profile, your current site and your social pages the way a customer would. Wrong hours, a dead link, a phone number nobody can tap: we find it and fix it in the concept.
One fixed price. You own it.
If you go ahead, the full site is quoted as a single number. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no hosting lock-in. The design, the files and the domain are yours.
Three steps. One of them is yours.
You send a link. We do the rest. The first time you have to make a decision is when you're looking at your finished homepage.
Send your listing
Business name, a link, and how to reach you. That's the whole form. No brief to write, no content to gather, no call to book.
We design your homepage
We pull your services, hours, phone, photos and reviews from what's already online, check it all for mistakes, and design around the way your customers find you.
- Built for a phone first
- Tap-to-call and directions where they belong
- Your real Google rating, not a stock badge
Love it, or keep it anyway
Your concept arrives with one fixed quote for the full site. Say yes and most sites launch within two weeks. Say no and the concept is still yours, free.
Small things that quietly cost businesses customers.
From real small-business websites we reviewed this week. Names left out on purpose. Every concept we send starts with a check like this.
The phone number only existed inside the logo image.
Phones couldn't tap it, Google couldn't read it, and the "Call Us" button next to it had no number at all. For a business whose customers call with no heat, that's the whole site.
Fixed in the concept: number as a tappable button in the header, hero and footer.
400 five-star reviews. A "Reviews" section that was blank.
The widget on the homepage had stopped loading, leaving a heading over a large white space. The best reputation in town, invisible to anyone who looked.
Fixed in the concept: rating and review count in the first screen, pulled straight from Google.
The website link on Google led to an error page.
The domain had come loose from the site builder, so every tap from the Google listing landed on a "domain not connected" page. In apple season.
Fixed in the concept: working domain, a seasonal "now picking" banner, hours and directions in one card.
Seventy-eight kinds of business. One free concept each.
Plumbers and bakeries don't need the same website. Find yours for a short guide to what the page should make clear, then send your listing.
Things people ask before they send the form.
Is the concept really free?
What does a full website cost?
What do you need from me?
How long until it's live?
Do I own it?
Can you fix my Google listing too?
I already have a website. Can you just update it?
Your competitors' websites are from 2014. Yours doesn't have to be.
Send your listing now and your concept is in the queue tonight. Worst case, you get a free design and a second opinion on your Google profile.
