Startups & new businesses · Houston, TX
I help Houston startups launch fast with a $300 one-page site or a focused landing page, then grow it into a full website as the business finds its footing.
Pricing
$300
One page only: headline, about, what you offer, proof and a contact or booking button, with mobile layout, Google and AI search setup, domain and hosting setup and one round of revisions.
Quoted to fit
More pages, campaign landing pages, sign-up connections, payments and AI tools. Each is quoted before any work starts.
Priced to your site
Optional. Updates as your offer changes, new pages and ongoing Google and AI search improvements.
Start with one page. The site is built so pages and tools can be added later, each quoted separately.
See full pricing →Real result
Corporate Relocators, Houston commercial movers, after their new site went live.
Why start small
Most startups don't need a 15-page website on day one. They need one clear page that says what they do, who it's for and how to get started, live on their own domain, so they can send it to early customers, partners and investors.
A one-page site gets you there fast for $300. You learn what people ask, which words make them reach out and what they want to see next. Then we build the next pages around real questions instead of guesses.
Day one
Growing
Get live on your own domain with one clear page you can share anywhere.
Running ads, a launch or an event? Each campaign gets its own focused page that matches the message.
Add pages for each product or service, an about page, FAQs and anything else customers keep asking about.
Booking, payments, email sign-ups, a CRM or AI tools that answer common questions, each quoted when you're ready.
Nothing gets rebuilt from scratch along the way. Each step adds to what's already live.
Why me
Before building websites, I spent years in B2B sales, selling to C-suite clients. Early-stage companies live or die on the same things a sales pitch does: a clear promise, proof you can deliver and an easy next step. I write your page that way.
I'm based in Houston. When I rebuilt the site for Corporate Relocators, a local commercial mover, it brought in 30+ website leads after it went live in April 2026. Your first page gets the same care, even though it starts small.
Search
New businesses start with no search history, so every page should be set up right from launch. I set clear page titles, a description of what you do and where, fast load times and the behind-the-scenes code that helps Google and AI tools like ChatGPT understand who you are.
That won't put a brand-new company at the top of Google overnight, and nobody honest will promise that. It does mean the foundation is ready as your name, reviews and links start to grow.
Questions
Tell me your launch date when you reach out and I'll tell you if I can hit it. A one-page site is the quickest way to get live, and having your wording, logo and photos ready speeds it up most.
One page only: headline, about, what you offer, proof and a contact or booking button, plus mobile layout, Google and AI search setup, domain and hosting setup and one round of revisions. Extra pages, connections and AI tools are quoted separately.
Yes. The site is built so new pages, landing pages and tools can be added as you grow. Each addition is quoted before any work starts.
Yes. Plenty of founders start with just a name. The page can use a clean, simple style now, and you can add a logo when you have one.
If you're sending people from ads or a single launch, a landing page built for that campaign works best. If people will look you up to learn about the business, start with the one-page site. Many startups end up with both.
Share your idea and your launch date. I'll reply within one business day.
Or email hello@mbdigitalhq.com