Get found. Get booked.

A booking-ready website that takes deposits and fills your calendar — your work, your prices, one link people can actually find on Google. Live in days, and it’s yours to keep.

For independent pros and small service businesses — salons, barbers, trades, studios, cafés & counter shops — across DC & Northern Virginia. Café / counter? Local Shop Digital.

Proof

Two live sites. Real work, on real domains.

These are not mockups. Both are real builds for a paying client — her salon and her own stylist page — live right now on her own domains. The buttons are hers and they work: they call the shop and book the chair.

The front door

Customers decide to book you before they ever talk to you.

Someone finds your work on Instagram at 11pm. They want to book. What happens next is a DM you’ll see tomorrow, a “how much?” text you’ve answered four hundred times, or a dead link in your bio. By morning, half of them booked someone whose calendar was one tap away.

And the ones who do book? Without a deposit, a no-show costs you the service and the slot. One empty chair on a Saturday can wipe out what a whole website costs for months.

A booking-ready site fixes both ends: people find you on Google, see real prices, pick a time, and put money down — before they can slip away. No phone tag. No lost DMs. No free no-shows.

What you get

Online booking with deposits — one link that answers “how much?” and fills the calendar.

01

Your own site, on your own .com.

Your work, your full price menu, your policies — one link for your bio, your business card, and your Google listing. Registered in your name, in your accounts.

02

Booking that takes a deposit before it takes your time.

Clients pick a service, pick a time, and put money down — on your own payment account. A no-show still pays you.

03

Found on Google, not just Instagram.

Google Business Profile set up and fixed, so you turn up when someone searches “[your service] near me” — with your hours, photos, and book link attached.

04

Reviews on tap.

Happy customers get a one-tap link to leave you five stars where it counts. Your next customer reads them before they ever text you.

05

A real draft before you pay in full.

First draft at a live link within days — your name, your photos, your prices. You approve it before it counts as done. Two revision rounds included.

06

Handled for you after launch.

Hosting, security, price and photo updates, booking tweaks, Google upkeep — that’s what the small monthly covers. You text, we change it.

Where we draw the line

The booking apps charge you rent. We don’t.

No per-lead fees, no commission. Marketplace booking apps take up to 30% of a new client’s first visit — even clients you brought yourself. Every booking through your own site is 100% yours.

We don’t hold your site hostage. Everything is set up in accounts you own — domain, site, booking, payments. Cancel the monthly anytime and the site keeps running without us.

We don’t charge for hosting. Hosting is genuinely free — the monthly buys updates, booking tweaks, and Google upkeep, not rent on your own website.

We don’t take your money before you’ve seen something real. A $50 deposit holds your slot, comes off your setup, and is fully refundable until your first draft is delivered.

How it works

Days from “yes” to a link in your bio. Not months.

Today

Start in 30 seconds.

Deposit or setup — card or Apple Pay. Then send us your Instagram and your price list. That’s all we need to start.

Put $50 down — comes off your setup →

Day 1–2

First draft at a real link.

Your name, your photos (pulled with your OK), your prices — live at a link we text you.

Day 2–4

You approve it.

Tell us what to change; we change it same-day. Two revision rounds included. Nothing counts as done until you say so.

Day 3–5

Your .com goes live.

Domain registered in your name, booking wired, Google Business Profile set up. Link goes in your bio, and every “how much?” answers itself.

Week 2+

Updates ride the monthly.

New prices, new photos, new services — you text, we update. Google stays current.

No-hostage guarantee

What you don’t pay for.

The $50 deposit comes off your setup and is fully refundable until your first draft is delivered — you risk nothing to see something real.

You approve a real draft before you pay in full. No mockups, no promises — a live link with your name on it.

You own everything: the domain, the site, the content, and the accounts they live in. Cancel the monthly with 30 days’ notice and your site keeps running — your domain just renews in your name (~$12/yr).

The first build in this lane: a DC salon and stylist page — divinestylezsalon.com and rodmvstylist.com — one owner, paid and handed over inside the week. We’d rather show you a draft of your own site than a wall of testimonials.

Free preview · before any price

See yours before you look at a price.

Two fields. I’ll build a free preview of your own site — your name, your services, your prices — and send it to you. The prices below are still there afterwards.

No card, no call, no obligation. If you don’t like it, you’ve lost two taps. Prefer email? sean@blxze.ai reaches me, not a queue.

Pricing

Pick how far you want the front door to go.

Same prices for every kind of business — a website is a website. The first two tiers are pay-once with no subscription at all; everything is built in accounts you own.

Cutting hair or doing heads? These same plans, written in your language: websites for stylists · websites for barbers.

Café or counter shop? That’s a different package — site, menu wall, listings, POS hygiene: Local Shop Digital from $1,497.

The Brand
$899setup + $79/month

Everything above, plus logo + brand kit, client rebooking texts, and a full online store — up to 15 products, card / Apple Pay checkout. Your rate is locked for as long as you stay.

Start The Brand $899 →
Keep It Online
$29per month — optional

Fresh Install and Booked & Busy are pay-once — you own them outright and hosting is free forever. This is for the owner who’d rather someone else watch it: domain, hosting, uptime and SSL, and I tell you before anything breaks. Zero edits, on purpose — edits are $75 each, so you only pay when you actually want one.

Common questions

What we get asked about Websites.

How fast can my website be live?
First draft at a real link within a day or two; most sites are fully live on your own .com inside a week. You approve the draft before you pay in full.
Do I really own it?
Yes — the domain, the site, the content, and the accounts they live in are all in your name. If you cancel the monthly, the site keeps running; your domain renews at cost (~$12/yr).
What does the monthly cover?
Your domain, content updates (prices, photos, hours), booking tweaks, and keeping your Google listing current. Hosting itself is free — we never charge rent on your own site.
Can I keep my current booking app?
Yes. On Fresh Install the book button points at whatever you use today — Square, Acuity, Booksy, StyleSeat, or plain text-to-book. When you’re ready for deposits, Booked & Busy wires booking that takes money down.
How do the deposits work?
Clients put a deposit down when they book, on your own payment account — so a no-show still pays you. The money goes straight to you, not through us; card-processing fees are the processor’s (~2.6–2.9%).
Can I sell products or gift cards on it?
Gift cards and class-seat sales are included on Booked & Busy and up. The Brand adds a full online store — up to 15 products with card / Apple Pay checkout, built on your own Square, so you keep every dollar.
Does the $50 deposit count toward my setup?
Yes — the $50 comes off your setup fee. And it’s fully refundable until your first draft is delivered, so there’s no way to lose it.
What does a website like this cost?
$199 for a starter page and $499 booking-ready — both paid once, with no subscription at all. The Brand is $899 + $79/mo, because the rebooking texts, the online store and the Google report are ongoing work. If you want someone watching a pay-once site anyway, Keep It Online is $29/mo and edits are $75 each. Setup and monthly fees are typically a tax-deductible business expense — confirm with your tax preparer.

Next step

Book a call. Bring your booking link — or the fact that you don’t have one.

Thirty minutes, no pitch. We’ll look at what people find when they search for you today — and you’ll see what a draft of your own site would look like before you spend a dollar you can’t get back.

Sean Griffith — founder
You’ll talk to me, not a sales rep. Arlington, VA.