Restaurants and cafés
Nobody reads a restaurant website. They glance at it, on a phone, on the way somewhere. The menu is one tap away and the booking is the next.
see an exampleThe website that turns more visitors into paying customers. $499, one time.
We do not sell traffic. You already have visitors. Most of them look around for forty seconds and leave without doing a single thing, and you never find out they were there.
Every page we build has one job. Get the call. Take the booking. Send the quote. Close the order. Every word on it is written to get that one thing done.
start a websiteMost websites are designed, and then someone fills the boxes with text. That is why so many of them look good and sell nothing. We do it the other way round.
Who buys it, and why they pick you over the place down the road. Everything on the site comes from this conversation.
Every headline, every line, every button. Each page is written to get one thing done.
The design serves the words, not the other way round. It looks like your business, and it works on a phone, because that is where your customers are.
One price, and the website is yours.
Whatever your business needs a visitor to do, that is what the page is built to get. Here is what that looks like for the businesses we build for most.
start a websiteNobody reads a restaurant website. They glance at it, on a phone, on the way somewhere. The menu is one tap away and the booking is the next.
see an exampleA patient chooses a clinic on trust and convenience, in that order. The page shows a face, a price and a time, and then asks.
see an exampleSomeone with a leaking roof does not browse. The number is at the top, the quote form is short, and the last five jobs are there to prove you turn up.
see an exampleA shop page sells one product at a time. Big picture, plain price, one button.
see an exampleThe visitor wants to know whether you handle people like them, and what it costs to find out. The page answers both before it asks for the call.
see an exampleNobody joins a gym from a paragraph. They join from a timetable that fits and a first session that is easy to say yes to.
see an exampleNo retainer. No monthly fee. No six weeks of meetings before anything happens. One price, and the website is yours.
Designed, written and built by people who do this for a living, around the one thing your business needs a visitor to do.
see what is includedMost small business websites were written by the owner. Late at night, into a box on a template, after a full day of running the actual business. It shows. Not in the design, which is usually fine, but in the words.
They describe the business. Established 2009. Family run. A full range of services. The visitor already knew all that, or does not care. What they wanted to know was whether to call you, and the page never got round to asking.
So the site sits there. It gets found, it gets looked at for forty seconds, and it gets left. The owner concludes that websites do not work for a business like theirs, and goes back to relying on word of mouth.
It is not the website that failed. It is the job it was given. A page that describes is a brochure. A page that asks is a salesperson. Same visitor, same business, different result.
That is the whole idea behind Cuee. We write the page the way a good salesperson talks, and then we build the design around it. $499, once.
What you sell, who buys it, and why they pick you. We ask, you talk. We do the rest.
No. We write every word.
People who do this for a living. Not a template you fill in yourself.
Yes. Every website we have built is on the work page.
Yes. One payment, not a monthly fee, and the website is yours.
Everything: the design, the words and the build. The full list is on the pricing page.
We build you a new one, for the same $499.