Web design & online ordering — Milton, Ontario

Websites that earn their keep.

The order lands in your kitchen, not in someone else's app. The app’s commission, up to 30% of every order, stays with you. So does the customer.

Flat prices, $450 to $6,900. In writing, before you commit — live in about two weeks.

Super Deal Pizza & Wings in Milton takes its orders on a site I built. See it · see what it replaced.

Booking now — a limited number of projects at a time — replies within a business day
Why this exists

A corner shop should be able to look as sharp online as the chain across the street — and pay a fraction of what the chain paid to get there.

i.

The big-brand edge, minus the big-brand invoice.

The same standard agencies bill $15,000–$50,000 for — productized, so a flat $4,800 buys the site, not the overhead.

ii.

Start to finish, one point of contact.

One point of contact from the first email to launch and after. No account managers, no handoff, no ticket queue.

iii.

Nothing to hide.

Flat pricing in writing before you sign, work you can open and inspect yourself, and your domain and data always in your name.

Five ways in. One flat price each, in writing.

Not sure which one? What does the site need to do?
01 — The Teardown
The Teardown
Best for deciding whether to rebuild at all
$450flat

A written audit of your current site — eight ranked problems, eight fixes, and an honest verdict on whether to rebuild or leave it. The paid way to find out if you even need me.

  • Eight ranked problems, worst first
  • A plain-English fix for each one
  • An honest rebuild-or-keep verdict
  • Credited toward a build if you go ahead
Audit · 8 ranked fixes
The Teardown audit, as delivered
02 — The Signature Site
The Signature Site
Best for a business that needs to be found and called
$4,800flat · start to finish+ $180/mo care — hosting, backups, monitoring, edits

A custom five-page site designed around your business and your photos — not a swapped-out template. Five pages, custom-designed and built start to finish.

  • Custom design, not a template
  • Five pages + a blog scaffold
  • Local-SEO scaffolding, marked up to be quotable
  • Mobile-first, AA accessible, Lighthouse 95+
  • Two structural revision rounds
Custom · 5 pages
A Signature Site build
03 — The Booking Block
The Booking Block
Best for salons, barbers, clinics, trades
$5,400flat+ $210/mo care — hosting, backups, monitoring, edits

Everything in the Signature Site, plus a real appointment system — a live calendar, confirmations, and reminders. Clients book themselves at 11pm without texting you.

  • Live calendar that respects your hours
  • Automatic confirmations + reminders
  • Fewer no-shows, zero phone tag
Live calendar
A Booking Block build
04 — The Quote Forge
The Quote Forge
Best for trades, reno & home services
$5,800flat+ $225/mo care — hosting, backups, monitoring, edits

A live self-quote flow that turns a browser into a qualified estimate in your inbox — while you're up a ladder. The after-hours lead that used to bounce now lands.

  • Guided quote a homeowner can finish alone
  • Qualified estimate straight to your inbox
  • Captures the 9pm lead you'd have missed
Instant estimate
A Quote Forge build
05 — The Order Kitchen
The Order Kitchen
Best for restaurants, cafés & bakeries
$6,900flat+ $240/mo care — hosting, backups, monitoring, edits

Direct online ordering and checkout on your own site — no app commission of up to 30%, and the customer stays yours. The margin the delivery apps skim goes back in your pocket.

  • Order + pay on a site you own
  • No third-party app commission
  • Kitchen-ready tickets, pickup slots

Hardware isn’t included — budget roughly $750–$1,100 before tax for a kitchen tablet and a commercial thermal receipt printer. I spec exactly what to buy and set it up, you pay the supplier direct, and I take no markup on it.

Commission-free
An Order Kitchen build
After launch — the recurring part

Every build comes with the care plan: I keep it hosted, backed up, monitored and edited — so the site keeps doing its job month after month, run by the same person who built it. Your domain and customer data stay in your name. Leave any month after the first six and I help you move the site wherever you want.

Signature$180/mo
Booking Block$210/mo
Quote Forge$225/mo
Order Kitchen$240/mo

Care scales with what the site runs, not with hosting cost — the more that has to keep working (bookings, quotes, payments), the more there is to look after. A static Signature site sits at the floor.

Know which one you want? Start it today.

Pay the deposit and I begin. Half now, half when the site goes live — and the price is fixed at what you see here, in writing, before anything starts.

This is the brief — there is no scoping call. Tell me what it has to do and I build to it. You can send photos, menus and logins after you pay.
$3,450deposit today

Payment is handled by Stripe — card details never touch this site. The balance is invoiced when the site goes live, not before. If I can't deliver what was agreed, the deposit comes back. Not ready to commit? Send a message instead and we'll scope it first.

Five steps. Zero surprises. No black box.

01

The brief

Twelve questions by email, answered on your schedule. No 45-minute Zoom, no performing your business into a webcam.

Async · Email
02

Design

One strong direction, fully shown — not three half-finished options to referee. One round of structural feedback.

One round · Figma
03

Build

Hand-coded, no page-builder bloat. A live staging URL while it builds — you watch it come together, not a black box.

Watch it build · Staging
04

Ship

I point your domain, run the final checklist, and it goes live. Your customers never see the swap.

No downtime · Live
05

Steward

The person who built it is the one who answers when you text. Hosting, backups, and your edits — handled.

Ongoing · Same number
Selected work

Open them. Click them. Judge them yourself.

Food is what I'm known for, but it isn't all I build — trades, clinics and shops are here too, at the same flat prices. One live client and a shelf of concept builds, each one openable, so you're judging real work and not a mockup in a case-study frame.

One client — before and after

Super Deal Pizza & Wings, Milton

Same business, same menu, same owner. Open both and judge for yourself — the old site is still up.

“We love the new site.”
Super Deal Pizza & WingsMilton, Ontario · client
2.17 MB → 386 KB What each site sends to a phone before it can take an order. Measured 24 Aug 2026 — re-measure it yourself, both links are above. Their old site now points customers at the new one.
Live & functional · builds that already work
More trades · a build for nearly every shop
Booking Block · dental
Milton Family Dental
Pick a service, pick a time — a five-step booking flow a nervous patient can finish in under a minute. (opens in a new tab)
Booking Block · auto repair
Ironclad Auto
Describe the problem, book the bay. Fewer phone calls, and a quote request waiting in the morning. (opens in a new tab)
Booking Block · barbershop
The Sharp Chair
Pick a barber, pick a chair time. Built to fill the quiet hours without touching the phone. (opens in a new tab)
Order Kitchen · retail
Sole Supply
Catalog, sizes, cart, checkout — a real store on your own site, with no marketplace cut. (opens in a new tab)
Booking Block · photography
LensCraft Studio
The gallery does the selling and the calendar does the booking — sessions, packages and all. (opens in a new tab)
Signature Site · design-build
Halton Design-Build
Ten renovations in a filterable index — kitchens, additions, whole-home, and no invented credentials. (opens in a new tab)
Signature Site · real estate
Lakemere
One house across a single day — four rooms, four hours, and a viewing request that works. (opens in a new tab)
Signature Site · fine dining
CENDRE
A tasting house in ember — and a reservation that actually reserves. (opens in a new tab)
Booking Block · med-spa
Lumea
Physician-led restraint — treatments explained plainly, with nothing promised about results. (opens in a new tab)
Quote Forge · roofing
Ridgeline & Iron
An honest roof estimate in the browser — ranges stated, lead landed.
Booking Block · trades
Copperline Plumbing
A Burlington plumbing crew — 24/7 framing, flat pricing, a postal-code reach check.
Booking Block · HVAC
Halton Air & Heat
Furnace and AC work with the emergency path front and centre.
Quote Forge · garage doors
Lakeshore Door Co.
Doors, openers and a real service call — an Oakville trade, sold plainly.
Booking Block · aesthetics
Maren & Sage
Treatments priced in the open, booked without a phone call.
Order Kitchen · consignment
Marlowe & Thread
Women’s consignment — inventory that changes daily, made shoppable.

Seen one that fits your shop?

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On proof

The studio is new. So instead of borrowing logos I haven't earned, I put the work in front of you to open and pull apart yourself — and one build that's already live, taking real money.

Shawn MannGlass Floor Studio · Milton, Ontario
Who's on itStart to finish — no agency handoff
PriceFlat, in writing — before you commit to anything
Yours to keepDomain, content and customer data — always in your name
After launchCare from $180/mo — hosting, backups, monitoring, edits

The questions you're already thinking.

Why not just use a website builder?
For one page, honestly — you might, and it’ll look fine. A builder is good at making a single screen look right. Where it comes apart is everything after that: the ordering flow that still works on a weak signal in a parking lot, the receipt that prints in the kitchen, the confirmation email, the screen you actually use at 8pm on a Saturday. That isn’t a page, it’s a system that has to keep agreeing with itself — and staying consistent across a whole system is exactly what a template cannot do. Super Deal isn’t a website: it’s ordering, payments, a kitchen printer and email that all have to match. If you need one page, use a builder and keep your money. If you need the thing to run the business, that’s what you’re paying me for.
Why so much cheaper than a $15k agency?
No sales team, no account managers, no project managers, no office overhead — the work is productized. The price is what it actually costs to make a great site for an owner-operator, not what a 30-person agency charges to keep its lights on. Open the work above and tell me it doesn't hold up.
Am I locked into you?
Your domain, content, and customer data are always in your name — I don't hold any of it hostage. If you ever decide to leave, I help you export your data and point your domain wherever you want. The site is yours outright; hosting, the domain, backups and care are the monthly service I run and pay for. Leave any month after the first six, I refund the unused days and help you take the site with you.
Do I have to pay you every month?
Yes. The build is a flat one-time price and the site is yours; it then runs on the care plan ($180–$240/mo, depending on what the site does). That covers hosting, the domain, backups, monitoring and your edits — a live site sits on paid infrastructure and someone has to keep it standing, so it is part of the deal rather than an add-on. Your domain, your content and your customer list stay in your name throughout.
What if something breaks Saturday night?
Text me. It reaches the person who built your site, not a ticket queue. I reply within one business day — sooner if you mark it urgent.
Can I edit it myself once it's live?
You get a simple admin on launch day for the things owners actually change — prices, hours, photos, posts. The deeper structure stays with me so a typo can't knock your phone number off the site on a Sunday.

Rather ask first?

Most people pick a package above and start the same day — the demos show exactly what each one is. If you'd rather ask something before that, this reaches me directly.

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PriceAlready set. The number on each package is the number — nothing to negotiate.
ShipWeeks, not months — and you see it on staging before it ships.
OrNot sure yet? A $450 Teardown of your current site tells you whether to rebuild.
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