You make a real thing. Your site isn't built to sell it.

48 hours from when you finish onboarding. Most owners get their preview link before they finish their second coffee. We've shipped sites Friday afternoon, gone live Sunday morning. Speed isn't a feature — it's the whole point. You shouldn't wait 8 weeks for an agency to send you a draft you might hate.

You don't pay a cent. We send you the finished site, you click around, send it to your spouse, sleep on it — and ONLY if you say "yes, ship it" do we charge the $997. Don't love it? It disappears. No pitch. No follow-up. No card on file. The risk is on us, not you.

Five minutes of onboarding. You tell us your business name, what you do, your hours, and your phone number. We handle copywriting, photos, design, local SEO, domain registration, and hosting setup. You review when it's ready. That's the whole job — most clients spend more time picking a good photo for the homepage than they do filling out the form.

No. Every site is built specifically for your industry — a plumber's site doesn't look like a salon's site. We use real photos that match your work (yours if you have them, otherwise we source quality stock that fits), industry-specific copywriting, and design choices that match your business. Not a Wix theme with your logo dropped on it.

Me. Ben Freeman. I've spent my career in law enforcement and I started BlueJays because I watched too many local business owners get burned by web designers who ghost after the invoice cleared. You have my direct phone, my email, and you're talking to a real person — not an "account executive" who hands you off to someone you'll never meet.

Stays live until the new one's ready. You keep your existing domain (or we register a new one in your name if you want a fresh start). When the new site's approved, we switch the DNS over — zero downtime, zero downtime spike. Your customers never see a broken site. Your old site disappears the instant the new one goes live.

There isn't one. Year 1 is included in the $997. Year 2 onward, $100/year covers domain renewal, hosting, security updates, and small content changes (new hours, new photo, new service line). Cancel anytime — you keep the site, the domain transfers to you, and you walk. No contracts, no "early termination," no lock-in.

Yes. Tell me what you need and I'll quote it specifically. Most additions land between $150 and $500 and take a day or two. The $997 covers the core site that books calls and looks professional — bigger features get scoped separately so you only pay for what you actually use, not for stuff you'll never touch.