Order-ahead sites for food trucks and clean, fast sites for auto and trade shops. Built in about a week, run for you, and one local guy to call when something needs changing.
Move one order a day from the app to your own site and the site pays for itself. Everything after that is yours. Keep the app for people who want delivery; send your regulars to you.
Big buttons, tap-to-call, menu with real food photos. Looks like the apps your customers already use.
Wired to the Square account you already have. Orders print at the truck, money lands in your bank. I'm never in the middle.
A banner at the top you update from your own phone in ten seconds. Location, hours, a note. No calling me.
Your Google star rating, your best quotes, and a one-tap "leave us a review" button. More reviews, higher on Google.
A short form for parties, graduations and job sites that lands in your email with everything you need to quote it.
Hosting, monthly checks that every button works, fixes at no charge, and a real person in Kenosha who picks up.
These are real sample sites. Add to cart, build it your way, pick a pickup time. Nothing is charged.
Half the build to start, half the day it goes live. Monthly starts when the site does.
How ownership works. You own your web address, your name, your logo, your photos and your words, and you can take them anywhere. The website itself stays with Kinetic Web Design and is included while the monthly plan is active. Six-month minimum, then month to month with 30 days' notice. Your Square and Google logins stay yours; I never hold them.
You fill in a one-page form: menu, hours, which look you like. Text me your logo and a few food photos.
You get a private link in a few days. Change anything. Nothing goes live until you say so.
We turn on Square Online from your phone and add the site to your Google listing. I never need your passwords.
Orders start coming through. Hours change, a price goes up, a special for the weekend: text me and it's done.
Fifteen years as a maintenance mechanic and I ran my own auto shop. I know what it's like to be slammed at the window with no time for a computer. So you never touch one. I build it, I run it, and I show up at the truck.
A shop here in Kenosha paid a developer for a website. The developer stopped paying for hosting, the site vanished, and the owner couldn't even get his own web address back because it was registered in the developer's name.
That's why your web address goes in your name, your logins stay yours, and the terms fit on one page.
Text is fine. Tell me the name of your truck or shop and I'll send you a sample site built around it before we ever talk money.
77jimmy.collins@gmail.com