Locally owned · Randolph County
Built properly, priced up front, and looked after once they’re live. You deal with me directly, start to finish.
Three things, done properly, for businesses around Asheboro.
A site that loads fast, reads well on a phone, and tells people what you do. It launches ready to be found on Google, with your Business Profile, page titles and sitemap done. Yours to keep.
Quoting, scheduling and job tracking, as web or Windows apps built around how you already work, and working with the software you already use.
Hosting, backups, updates and changes handled every month, so it never goes stale or goes down. Ongoing local SEO is $75 an hour, or comes from your plan's hours.
Fixed price agreed before the work starts. No hourly surprises.
$1,500
2–3 week turnaround
Recommended
$3,000
3–4 week turnaround
From $4,500
Timed in your quote
From $5,000
Starts with a $500 scoping step
Offered with every website, never required. Pick one when you approve the quote, or later. Software gets a care plan quoted for it.
$25/mo
Hosting, SSL, backups and uptime monitoring.
$75/mo
Everything in Hosting, plus software updates, monthly checks of your forms, speed and links, a short monthly report, and up to 30 minutes of changes each month.
$150/mo
Everything in Care, with up to 2 hours of changes each month.
Websites: 50% to begin, the balance at launch. Software: 40% to begin, 30% midway and 30% at launch. Quotes hold for 30 days, and work outside a package is $75 an hour. Care plans are month to month — cancel any time.
Concept designs built to show what a finished site looks like for a particular trade.
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Concept design
An HVAC site built around the calls that actually come in: emergency service when the heat quits, quotes for a full system replacement, financing terms spelled out before anyone asks, and seasonal tune-up scheduling. The call button stays reachable in one tap, whether the customer is standing in the driveway or you are reading it from a roof or a crawlspace.
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Concept design
An independent repair shop, built around the two reasons people call: something is wrong today, or they are price-shopping a routine job against the dealer. Written estimates, photos of what was found, and NC inspection details all sit above the fold.
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Concept design
A family dental practice. Insurance and payment sit directly under the hero because that is the question everyone asks first, and booking stays one tap away from any point on the page.
View the full demo siteSix steps, and you know the price before any work starts.
Step one
We talk about your business and what it needs. For software, a $500 scoping step turns that into a plan and a fixed price, and comes off the build.
Step two
In writing, with what is included and what isn't. It holds for 30 days, and a deposit starts the work.
Step three
You send your words and photos, give me access to what I need, and we put every review date in the calendar.
Step four
You see it at each stage and ask for changes, with two rounds of revisions at each, before anything goes live.
Step five
It goes live, you get every login and a one-page guide, and I fix any bugs for 30 days.
Step six
A care plan keeps it hosted, backed up and up to date. It's never required, and you can cancel any time.
I’m James, and I build software out of Asheboro.
I’ve spent years as a developer, and I started The Digital Finch because too many good local businesses are stuck with a website that’s five years out of date — or don’t have one at all. That’s where most of my work starts, and I take it seriously: your site is how people decide whether to call you.
But websites aren’t the only thing I build. If the thing slowing you down is scheduling, quoting, chasing paperwork, or a spreadsheet three people are fighting over, that’s a software problem, and it’s the kind I’ve spent my career solving. Ask me about it.
Either way, you’ll deal with me directly, start to finish.
A Starter site is $1,500 for three to five pages, and a Standard site $3,000 for six to ten, with forms, maps and booking. Shops start at $4,500, and software at $5,000. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
Two to three weeks for a Starter site, three to four for Standard, counted from when you send me your content. A shop or software is timed in its quote. The consultation and quote happen within a couple of days of you getting in touch.
For a website, half up front and half at launch. For software, 40% up front, 30% midway and 30% at launch. Invoices are due within 15 days.
Two rounds of revisions at each stage are included. An extra round, or a change to what we agreed, is quoted before I start it, at $75 an hour.
Yes. The domain, the hosting account and the files are yours. If you ever want to move on, you take everything with you and I will help with the handover.
I will look at what you have and tell you honestly whether it needs rebuilding or just fixing and keeping up to date. Sometimes the cheaper answer is the right one.
Yes — Archdale, Randleman, Trinity, Franklinville, Seagrove, and the greater Triad including Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point. Most of the work happens by phone and email either way.
A care plan keeps it hosted, backed up and monitored, and the Care plans keep it updated and cover your changes. Plans start at $25 a month, and you never have to take one. You are never locked in.
Yes, any time. Care plans are month to month. Your site stays yours, and changes after that are $75 an hour.
Tell me a little about your business and I will get back to you within one business day. Or just call — that is usually faster.
Asheboro, Archdale, Randleman, Trinity, Franklinville, Seagrove, Winston-Salem, and the greater Triad.
