Emanuele Saladini | Websites for Valley Shops

the part where you see how it works

Backwards, on purpose

I build first

Before we ever talk, I research your shop: I read hundreds of your Google reviews, go through your photos, and build the whole site. Nobody sends me a brief.

You look at it

I send you a link to the finished draft. If it's not for you, that's the end of it: no charge, and I take the page down.

You keep it

It goes live on your own .com, registered in your name, usually within the week. After that I handle hosting and any edit you text me.

on your site, this is where your stuff goes

What's on a site

Your reviews, quoted word for word and linked to the real ones on Google
Your photos, the shop, the work, the crew. Never stock images
Hours, map, tap-to-call, the things customers actually come for
Built for phones, because that's where your customers are
Your own domain, in your name, you own the address, not me

One page is the point. A shop site has one job: someone googles you, sees you're the real deal, and calls. One fast page does that better than ten slow ones.

the whole price, out loud

What it costs

$299 to launch

That covers the build and your domain, registered to you.

$49/month

Hosting plus any edit you text me: new prices, new photos, new people. No contract, cancel whenever, and the domain stays yours either way.

the part where you check the work

The work

If you got a DM from me, you already have the strongest proof I can offer: your own shop's site, finished before we ever spoke. Open the link. That's the portfolio.

Beyond that, this page is the sample: hand-built, no template, the same care every site gets. As shops go live, their sites get linked right here.