The work

What we build.

A one-page site, a larger site, local SEO, a private app for the office, or monthly edits after launch.

Starter

One page for a business that needs a real website soon. It says what you do, where you work, and how a customer can reach you.

For a business that needs a proper page, not a long project.

The page names the business, the work, and the area you cover.
A customer can call or email without hunting for the contact.
Photos of the work, if you have them.
It is laid out for a phone, since that is how most people will open it.
The title and short description are written so a search result says what you do, instead of showing a blank or a file name.

Full site

Several pages, when the business has more to show than one screen: the work, photos, reviews, hours, and where you serve.

For a business with more than one service, or more to show than a single page can hold.

The services you offer, written out so a customer can tell them apart.
The places you work, named on the site.
Photos and reviews, if you have them.
Hours, phone, and email where a customer expects them.
Still readable on a phone, with the number easy to tap.

Local SEO

The pages are written so a search can tell what you offer and where you work. It is the usual local SEO setup. It is not a promise of a ranking.

Included with a new site, or added later.

Page titles and headings written the way a customer would search.
Your services described on their own, instead of one vague paragraph.
The area you serve named on the site, in the same words you use elsewhere.
Business name, phone, and hours filled in so they match, including the details Google reads.
The phone number works as tap-to-call.
No ads management, and no promise of a position on Google.

Custom tools

A small private app for running the business. Customers never see it. The public website is a separate job.

We agree on the actual tool before we build it. A job board, a schedule, a request inbox, or a checklist are the usual ones. Yours might be different, and the email says which.

Only the people you allow can open it.
You try it before anyone else is asked to use it.

Ongoing upkeep

A monthly arrangement after launch, for ordinary changes so the site stays current.

Hours, a service you added, a photo, or a phone number. A new site or a large rewrite is a separate job.

You email the change. We make the edit.
If what you offer or where you serve changes, the local SEO text is updated with it.
You know what the month covers before it starts. We send that in the email with the price.

How a job goes.

You review the site before it goes live.

You write.

Email what the business does, where you serve, and whether you need a one-page site, a larger site, local SEO, or a private app for the office. A few honest lines are enough.

We reply with a price.

We say what we would build and what it costs. Prices are not listed on this site, because the jobs are not the same size.

You review a private link.

We build it and send you a link to review. You can ask for changes before it goes live.

You approve. Then it is public.

After you approve, it goes live. Local SEO, if you hired it, is part of that site.

Questions.

Will this put me first on Google?

No. Local SEO here means clear titles, your services written out, the area you serve named on the site, and your name, phone, and hours filled in so they match. The number is tap-to-call. It is not a promise of a ranking.

What does it cost?

It depends on the job. Write to us and we will reply with a number before any work starts. We do not publish a price list.

Are you taking work?

Yes. Write to hello@cryobombstudios.com.

Write us about the business.

Say what you do, where you work, and whether you need one page or more. We reply with the work and the price.