Tap
Hold your wristband, sticker or tap card near their phone. Older phone? They scan the QR code instead.
Digital business cardsBillings, Montana
Tap a phone. Your card opens.
A business card that lives on your own .com, that you own. Tap a wristband or a sticker to any phone and your card is on their screen, ready to call you, text you or save you to their contacts. No app, nothing to print, and it never runs out.
From $150 · your .com for the first year included · usually live in a day or two
WebsitesWhen you’re ready
Your next customer is on their phone right now.
They’re searching, comparing and deciding where to spend money before they ever leave the couch. I build the website that makes sure they find you, on the same .com your card already uses.
From $750 · live in 2–3 weeks · your card included
Team CardsFor the whole staff
Everyone on staff, one tap away.
A card for every person on your team. The hours and this week’s promotion are the same on all of them, and a manager switches things on and off for everyone from one dashboard.
From $400 for five people · $40–60 per person after that
Custom SoftwareBy quote
The tool you need doesn’t exist yet.
A booking tool, a staff dashboard, a tracker, something that replaces a spreadsheet. In a browser, or as a Windows or Mac program. Tell me what you need, and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can build it.
By quote · most jobs from about $800
How it works
Three seconds, start to saved.
It opens
Your card, on your own .com, in their browser. Call, text, email, directions and your links, one tap each.
They save you
One button puts you in their contacts. Change your details later and the same card shows the new ones.
Live cards
Open one on your phone.
Each card is drawn for the person it belongs to. Open one, tap every button, flip it, and save it if you like.
What you get
$150 to $250, and the .com is yours.
Where your card lands in that range depends on how much is on it: a handful of links sits near $150; a flip, music or a little game moves it toward $250. The number is fixed in writing before I start.
- Your own .com that you own. First year included. I handle the renewals so it never lapses, and I transfer it to you whenever you ask.
- Designed for you. Your colours, your photo, your links. Not a template with your name dropped in.
- One-tap save to contacts, and a QR code for the counter or the back of a paper card.
- The tap, your way. An NFC wristband is $50, or a cheaper sticker or tap card.
- After year one, $25 to $40 a year keeps the .com and the card online.
Still hand out paper? Print Card Design is $95: a paper card designed from scratch for your business, not a Canva template, delivered as a print-ready file for any printer. See Print Card Design.
When you’re ready for more
I start you with a card. When you’re ready, I build the site.
The website goes on the same .com your card already uses. If you go ahead within sixty days, what you paid for the card comes off the site. Every service has its own page with what it includes and what it costs — see them all.
Websites & software
A site on the same .com.
From $500
A website on the same .com your card already uses, a rebuild of the site you have, or software built for a job nothing off the shelf does.
- Storefront · from $750
- Rescue · from $500
- Custom Software · from $800
See websites & software
Monthly care
Keeping it right after launch.
From $10/mo
Month to month, billed on the 1st, and kept separate from any build price. Pick the one that matches how often your details change.
- Keep It Current · from $50/mo
- Hosting Only · $10/mo
See monthly care
Selected work
Sites you can open right now.
Hand-built and live, so you can judge the craft on your own phone. Both are self-directed: the food truck is made up, and the saloon menu is for a bar that doesn’t exist.
Demo · a made-up business
Prairie Dog Pierogi Co.
A coming-soon site for a food truck that hasn’t opened yet: a countdown to opening day, a sign-up for the launch email, the first menu and where the truck will park. It’s the site a new business needs before it has a door.
Self-directed · design & build
The Iron Animal Saloon
A menu for a bar that does not exist — the ten drinks are my husband’s own recipes. One at a time, photographed, built to be read on a phone at a dark bar rather than printed and laminated.
Let’s talk
Start with a card.
Tell me what you do and what you want people to be able to tap. If a card isn’t the right first step for your business, I’ll tell you straight.