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Your website?
It's already done.

We build your business a complete, beautiful website before you pay a dime — then show it to you, live on the internet. Love it? It's yours. Don't? You owe us nothing and we part friends.

Laptop and phone displaying the Sandra D's Italian Garden website we built

Not a template. This is a complete site we built on spec for a family-run Italian restaurant in Auburn — before they ever heard of us. They haven’t seen it yet. That’s how this works.

Every other web company asks you to pay first and imagine the result. We do it backwards on purpose.

How it works

Five steps. The first three cost nothing.

No meetings, no mockups, no "discovery phase." By the time we talk, the work is done.

1

We build your website.

Complete and polished, using what the world already knows about your business.

2

We show it to you.

Live on the internet, on your own phone, right at your counter. Not a sketch — the finished thing.

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You decide.

Take your time. Show your family. If it's not for you, you pay nothing and we tip our hat.

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You buy it — once.

One payment, and the website is yours. No setup fee, no contract, no monthly bill.

5

We keep it online.

A small yearly fee covers your domain and hosting — and once a year we call, ask what's changed, and update it for you.

Our work

Real sites. Real neighbors.

Two sites we run every day — and eighteen we built on spec, which means the owners haven't even seen them yet. That's not a slip-up. That's the whole business model. Notice no two look alike: every business gets its own personality.

The Flux + Thread website: a light, elegant page for a stained glass studio
Live site

Flux + Thread

Stained glass studio & hands-on beginner workshops — Fort Wayne.

The MrGreenlee website: a vintage-styled page for a private museum of Greenlee woodworking machinery
Live site

MrGreenlee

A private working museum of vintage Greenlee woodworking machinery.

The Sweet Sanity concept website: a playful pink and mint ice cream parlor homepage
Concept preview · built on spec

Sweet Sanity Ice Cream

Huntertown's beloved scoop shop in a renovated garage — 4.8 stars, no website. So we built one: flavors, sundaes, seasonal hours, the whole cone.

The Huntertown Gardens concept website: a heritage farm market homepage with hanging baskets and produce
Concept preview · built on spec

Huntertown Gardens

The original farmer's market since 1937 — five generations, no website, and the obvious domain name held by a squatter. We built what could be on it.

The Leo Barber Shop concept website: a dark vintage barbershop homepage with gold lettering
Concept preview · built on spec

Leo Barber Shop

Cutting Leo's hair since 1930, cash only, Saturdays at 6 AM — and no website. We gave the oldest shop in town a dark, handsome one.

The Salon Sucasa concept website: an elegant ivory salon homepage with brass accents
Concept preview · built on spec

Salon Sucasa

An upscale salon in a restored brick building on Leo's main street — NY Fashion Week pedigree, booking-page-only presence. We built the elegant home it deserves.

The James Automotive concept website: an industrial bold homepage with a truck on the lift
Concept preview · built on spec

James Automotive

Two shops, 45+ years of honest wrenching, zero web presence. We built the industrial-bold site the Tire King deserves.

The TLC Auto Detailing concept website: a glossy black and electric blue homepage
Concept preview · built on spec

TLC Auto Detailing

New Haven's 100%-recommended detailer — cars to semis to boats — with only a Facebook page. We gave the shine a showroom.

The Regal Photography concept website: an airy golden-hour gallery homepage
Concept preview · built on spec

Regal Photography

Auburn's 4.9-star portrait & wedding photographer, gallery-page-only. We built the airy home her work deserves — placeholder images ready to swap for hers.

The Heyerly's Bakery concept website: a vintage storybook bakery homepage in cream and powder blue
Concept preview · built on spec

Heyerly's Bakery

An Ossian institution since 1931 — 500+ reviews, famous fried cinnamon rolls, and no website. We gave it a vintage storybook home worth the drive.

The Jamison Meats concept website: a classic butcher-counter homepage in oxblood red and butcher-paper kraft
Concept preview · built on spec

Jamison Meats

Fort Wayne's family butcher since 1946 — two thriving stores and a website last touched in 2010. The owners haven't seen this one yet; we built what eighty years deserves.

The Grind Coffee House concept website: a cozy espresso-and-cream homepage with a coffee flight hero
Concept preview · built on spec

The Grind Coffee House

Garrett's home of the coffee flight just replaced a Starbucks in Glenbrook Square — with no website at all. We poured it one. The owner hasn't seen it yet.

The Pickles Café concept website: a sunny pickle-green and butter-yellow diner homepage
Concept preview · built on spec

Pickles Café

Columbia City's mother-and-daughter scratch kitchen — 1,200 reviews, homemade pies, Italian(ish) Night, and no website. We set the table; the owners haven't seen it yet.

The Dobbs Designs & Collectibles concept website: a glowing dark maker-studio homepage full of colorful 3D printed figurines
Concept preview · built on spec

Dobbs Designs & Collectibles

A one-woman 3D printing shop in Marion — hand-painted figurines, glow-in-the-dark critters, market-table magic, and only a Facebook page. She hasn't seen this yet either (yes, even family gets the spec treatment).

The Jeny's Tacos concept website: a vibrant fiesta homepage with papel picado banners and fresh tacos
Concept preview · built on spec

Jeny's Tacos

Kendallville's family taqueria since 2008 — the owner works the griddle daily, a Fort Wayne critic raved, and there's no website. We threw it a fiesta.

The Big D's Bait & Tackle concept website: a rugged navy and blaze-orange lakeside outfitter homepage
Concept preview · built on spec

Big D's Bait & Tackle

Angola's family bait shop and archery pro shop on the road to Lake James — all five-star reviews, invisible to the lake tourists. We built the last stop before the lake a home.

The Waterloo Antique Mall concept website: a nostalgic sepia Americana homepage with sunlit antique aisles
Concept preview · built on spec

Waterloo Antique Mall

30+ dealers in a former Ford dealership across from the Amtrak depot — a destination with no website. We built it a nostalgic one, timeline and all.

The Cedar Creek Produce concept website: a sunny orchard almanac homepage with a basket of strawberries in a U-pick field
Concept preview · built on spec

Cedar Creek Produce

Three decades of U-pick berries, homegrown honey and a fall Fun Zone in Leo-Cedarville — all living on a Facebook page. We wrote the farm its almanac.

The Sandra D's Italian Garden concept website: a scroll-story homepage over the restaurant's red scalloped awning at golden hour
Concept preview · built on spec

Sandra D's Italian Garden

Auburn's #1-rated restaurant, 25 years of scratch-made Italian — and a website that died years ago. We built them a one-page evening you scroll through like a story.

The Pet Social concept website: a bright, friendly rounded homepage with dogs playing on a sunny yard
Concept preview · built on spec

The Pet Social

Churubusco's boarding, daycare & grooming crew — 4.9 stars and a bare-bones starter site on a domain they already own. We built the upgrade it was waiting for.

Run a business around here? Yours might already be in progress.

What you get

You own it. We keep it running.

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Yours outright

One payment and the website is your property — files and all. No lease, no hostage, nothing to keep paying for the right to have it.

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Your own domain

Registered in your name. It's yours forever, even if you leave us.

Hosting & speed

Online 24/7, fast on every phone, secure. If anything ever breaks, we fix it free — and it jumps the line.

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Found on Google

Maps, directions, hours, and click-to-call built in, so "near me" searches find you — not just your competitors.

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A yearly check-in

Once a year we call and ask what's changed — new hours, new photos, new prices — and make those updates for you, included.

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No monthly bill

No subscription, no hourly rates, no "scope." One payment to own it, a small yearly fee to keep it online. That's the whole thing.

Pricing

One price. Zero risk.

You've already seen the website before you spend anything — that's the whole point. The only decision left is whether you want to keep it.

One payment and it's yours — the way you'd buy a sign for the front of the shop, not rent one. Compare that to a typical agency: $3,000–$8,000 up front, paid before you've seen a thing, plus hosting on top.

When you say yes:

One payment.Then it's yours.

No setup fee, no contract, no monthly bill. You buy the website once and it's your property — then a small yearly fee keeps it online.

  • The website itself — already built, free to see
  • Yours outright — files, domain and content
  • Hosting, security & repairs handled, year after year
  • A yearly check-in, with your updates included
  • Bigger changes later? Always quoted before we start

Most folks guess about three times what it actually costs. Call or text and we'll tell you straight — no appointment, no sales pitch.

Get yours built — free to look

Seriously: if you don't love it, the price is zero.

Where we work

Northeast Indiana, born & raised.

We build for the businesses we actually drive past: delis and diners, barbershops and body shops, orchards, outfitters, and every main-street storefront in between. If your customers are here, so are we.

Fort WayneNew HavenLeo-CedarvilleGrabillHuntertownAuburnColumbia CityDecaturBlufftonKendallvilleAngolaWarsaw
Map of Indiana with northeast Indiana highlighted and glowing pins around Fort Wayne

Fair questions

FAQ

What if I don't like the website you built?

Then you pay nothing. Not a kill fee, not a "small deposit" — zero. We take it down and wish you well. Building it first is our risk, on purpose. It's how we'd want to be sold to.

How can you build it before ever talking to me?

Your business already has a public story — your reviews, your listings, what your customers rave about. We start there. After you say yes, we sit down with you and correct every price, photo, and detail before it goes on your own domain.

Why is this so much cheaper than an agency?

We're local, we're small, and we've built modern tools that do the heavy lifting — so an afternoon of our work looks like a month of theirs. The savings are real and they're yours.

What counts as an "update"?

Price changes, menu items, hours, photos, announcements — the everyday stuff. Once a year we call, ask what's changed, and make those edits for you as part of the yearly fee. Need something changed sooner, or more than once a year? Just ask — small edits are usually a small flat fee, quoted before we touch anything. Full redesigns and major new features (like online ordering) get a friendly quote first. Fixing anything broken is always free.

Do I actually own it?

Yes — completely, from the day you pay. The website files are yours, your domain is registered in your name, and your content — words, photos, prices — always belongs to you. The yearly fee isn't rent on the site; it's hosting, your domain renewal, upkeep and your yearly update round. If you ever want to take the site somewhere else, just ask: we hand you the complete files and move your domain over, free, no hard feelings.

How fast will it be live?

You've already seen it live. After you say yes, it's on your own domain, with your corrected prices, within about 48 hours.

The next website we build
could already be yours.

Tell us your business name and where you are. We'll go quietly build your website — and the next thing you'll see is the finished product.

joe@alreadydoneweb.com

Or text or call (260) 449-1236 — a real person, every time.