Websites that win customers.
Websites built to turn visitors into customers.
David Hall · Mobile, ALThe one person who builds, launches and looks after your site.
Hand-coded, fast on a phone and set up to be found on Google, for businesses that depend on their website to grow. Based in Mobile, AL, working with businesses across the U.S. by call, text and email. Live in two weeks, starting at $1,500.
- Live in 2 weeks
- You talk to the builder
- Same-day fixes when it breaks
- Your domain, your keys
Built for your business
Pages written for what you actually do.
A roofing company, a dental practice and a law firm get searched for differently, so their sites are built differently.
Free mockup
See it before you pay for it.
Tell me your business name and what you do, and within 3 business days you get a private link to your new homepage. No payment info, no contract, no pressure.
How the free mockup worksSample sites
Same bones, three different businesses.
Click through working sites for a boat shop, a tree crew and a clinic — all made up, so you can see exactly what you'd get.
Local SEO in every build
Built to be found on Google.
When a tree comes down, the homeowner searches "tree removal near me" and calls whoever shows up. No honest shop can promise a ranking, but every site I build is set up from day one to give you a real shot at being that business.
How I get you found on GooglePricing
Clear prices, on the page.
Who builds it
A web company of one — on purpose.
I'm a software developer with a computer science degree, and I design, build and look after every site myself. One accountable person from the first call to every update after launch.
More about DavidReady when you are
One call. Two weeks. Live.
Start with a free mockup of your homepage, or just call. Either way you get a straight answer and a written quote before anything costs you a dollar.
251-272-9214Free mockup delivered within 3 business days.
Hall Dev Work LLC is a registered business. Written quote first, half up front, and you see the finished site before the second half. What happens if you're not happy, or want to leave →