For shops
You may not need a website. I'll tell you that to your face.
Plenty of shops in this town run on Facebook, a phone number, and people who already know the door. That can be enough. If a site won't earn its keep, I will say so before you spend a dollar.
A website is not a personality. It does not replace the counter. What it does: when someone from away Googles you at 9 p.m., they find hours, photos, and a way to reach you that isn't buried in a feed. When a regular wants to show a cousin, they send a link instead of a screenshot. When Google Maps is wrong, you have a page that is right.
What it does not: it will not invent customers you don't already almost have. It will not run itself. Care is real work, priced on the services page.
If your whole business is Facebook, you're exactly who this is for — not because Facebook is bad, because it is rented land. A site you own is the sign over the door, on the internet.
Prices stay on the page: Harbour Card $1,200, Shop Floor $1,900, Complete $2,800. Kickoff is setup plus first and last month of care. No 50% deposits.