Demo sites

Websites you can actually click through

Screenshots let an agency hide behind a nice picture. These are whole, working websites — every page, every form, every phone layout. Open one and use it the way one of your customers would.

These are demonstration builds. The businesses are invented, the reviews are written for the demo, and none of them is a real client's site. Each one says so on its own first screen too. Our real client work lives on the work page.

The Demo Barber Shop homepage, with the headline "Take the chair." over a photograph of the shopfront, and buttons to book a chair or see the price list.
The same barber shop homepage on a phone, with the headline and booking button stacked and reachable with one thumb.
Barber shop

Demo Barber Shop

Ottawa, ON

A booking-first barber site: six chairs, a priced service menu, and a chair you can reserve without phoning anyone.

  • Book a chair without phoning — barber and time chosen on the page
  • Every cut priced, with how long it takes and what is included
  • A profile per barber, because people book a person, not a shop
  • Hours, walk-in status and address answered before anyone has to ask
Open the live demo How it is built
The Northlight Painting Co. homepage, with the headline "A finish that holds up on this coast." over a close-up photograph of a loaded paintbrush.
The same painting company homepage on a phone, with the headline stacked over the brush photograph and a "Get a quote" button in the header.
Painting & trades

Northlight Painting Co.

Vancouver Island, BC

A trades site built around proof: real edges, a named service area, and a quote request that asks the right questions.

  • Work shown close up, where a painter is actually judged
  • A quote form that asks what you need to price the job
  • A named service area — the towns you cover, written out
  • Reviews and answers to the objections that come up on every call
Open the live demo How it is built
The Casement Cleaning Co. homepage, with the headline "House cleaning in Ottawa, judged on the corners." and buttons for a flat quote and sample pricing.
The same cleaning company homepage on a phone, with the headline and quote button stacked for one-handed use.
House cleaning

Casement Cleaning Co.

Ottawa, ON

A cleaning site that publishes its prices, has a page for the move-out job people actually search for, and names every neighbourhood it covers.

  • Prices on the page — recurring, deep, move-out, post-renovation
  • A dedicated move-out cleaning page, because that is a search of its own
  • Eleven named neighbourhoods, not "and surrounding areas"
  • The awkward questions answered before anyone has to ask them
Open the live demo How it is built
The same in every build

What is true of all three

Different trades, different looks — but the parts that decide whether a site earns anything are the same every time.

  • The content is in the HTML

    Every word arrives with the page instead of appearing after scripts run — which is the only way the crawlers behind ChatGPT and Perplexity can read it at all.

  • The business is machine-readable

    Hours, address, services and prices are marked up as structured data, so Google and AI assistants read facts rather than guess at sentences.

  • A page per thing worth ranking for

    Not one long homepage with anchor links. A page can rank for roughly one thing, so each job worth winning gets its own.

  • It works on a phone first

    Most local searches happen on a phone, on mobile data, one-handed. Every layout here was built for that case and then widened, not the other way round.

Want one of these for your business?

Tell us the trade and the town. We will tell you honestly what it would take and what it would cost — the prices are on the pricing page already.

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