Built properly, then hosted and looked after by the people who built them. Fast on a phone, easy to find, easy to change, and still right years from now. From Cedar Rapids, Iowa, since 2014.
From $1,000 to start and $149 a month, hosting includedNot a template with your logo on it, and not a project that is finished the day it launches. A website that does four jobs well, for as long as you are in business.
Most of your customers meet you on a phone, often in a parking lot. Every page is built ahead of time and served from a network close to them, so it is there before they give up.
Set up properly for Google and Maps, with the structured details search engines read. It also passes all nine of our AI-friendly checks, so the assistants people now ask get your real hours and number.
The phone number, the booking button and the form sit where a hurried visitor looks for them, and every enquiry lands in your inbox as a proper email you can reply to.
New price, new photo, closed for the holiday. Email the person who built it and it is done that week, because the site comes with somebody looking after it.
Recent sites for businesses like yours. Every one is live, and every one is still looked after by the people who built it.
Ace FinancialWebsitesBookkeeping that speaks Formula 1, not Bank
Lucky Duck & Swan ProvisionsWebsitesUni, bluefin and A5 Wagyu, priced to the door and shipped overnight
Low-Key LocksmithWebsites43 city pages that are worth reading
Oil To GoWebsitesA mobile oil change that sells the driveway, not the coupon
K&J Shine WorksWebsitesAuto detailing, rebuilt off WordPress
Deafinitely DogsWebsitesA rebuild that kept every post since 2018In their words, under their names, beside the site each one is about. Every one of them is still a client, and every site is one you can open.
“Working with Pineland Technologies to build my website was the easiest process. He listened to what I actually wanted, turned it around fast, and the site looks better than I imagined. If you need a website done right, he's your guy.”
“As a locksmith I have a deep understanding of my trade and I am highly focused on my skill set. When it comes to creating a website I found that I was far behind the curve and desperately needed help. Pineland Technologies came through for me at a critical moment and designed a website that exceeded the industry standard for quality. I couldn't be happier with the end product.”
“Not only did Pineland Technologies update our site and make it super fast. They also tied together our CRM, marketing tools, and advertising metrics all into one dashboard. It's incredible! It saves us hours of work each week and alerts us if a metric is out of range before we even look.”
“Thank you, Pineland Technologies, for rebuilding the Deafinitely Dogs website so quickly. The new site is faster and more modern, and they fixed our email and form issues so messages no longer get lost. We appreciate the care they put into a tool that helps us serve dogs and people every day.”
For small businesses. A site designed for yours, built properly, hosted and looked after. The build is $5,900 on our price list: sign a two year hosting agreement and you pay $1,000 of it, then the same figure on the same date every month from the day the site goes live.
You end up owning it. The source, the accounts, and the domain move into your name whenever you ask, and we never charge a late fee. The only catch is the term, and the offer page prints it in full.
The small business offer.
$149a month
Plus $1,000 to start the build.
24 month hosting agreement from the day the site goes live, then month to month at the same price. Cancelling inside it does not cancel the remaining payments.
Four steps. The build fee is the only thing due before launch, the build takes two to four weeks from the day the content is in hand, and the first monthly invoice goes out the day the site goes live.
Twenty minutes on what the business does, who it sells to, and what the site has to make happen. If a website is not what you need, that is the answer you get, and it costs nothing.
The agreement says what is being built and what it costs. The $1,000 build fee is the only thing due before launch, and the work starts the day it lands.
Two to four weeks from the day the content is in hand. You see it on a private address, on your phone, before anybody else does, and you get two rounds of changes.
The site moves onto your domain, we take over the hosting, and the plan starts. Every month after that is the same figure on the same date.
Built to stand for years, and looked after the whole time.
A site is not finished when it goes live, it is just planted. Everything we build runs on a flat monthly plan that covers the hosting and the looking after, so the thing you paid for is still working a year from now.
12 rings. Building for the web since 2014, and still answering the phone for the sites we built.
The site runs on infrastructure we manage and monitor. When something breaks at eleven at night, the alert comes to us rather than to you the next morning from a customer.
Dependencies patched, platform versions kept current, and backups taken on a schedule, so the site you paid for is still sound a year from now.
A block of support hours every month for the new page, the changed price, the seasonal banner. You email the person who built it and it is done that week.
The source, the accounts, and the domain are yours and move into your name whenever you ask. No plan holds a domain as leverage, and cancelling takes thirty days written notice.
A free review, from the person who would do the work: what is slowing it down, what is costing you calls, and what we would change first. No charge, and no forty page audit nobody reads.
Or email it to hello@pinelandtech.com
Paste the URL of the site you have now. That is the whole form.
On a phone, from a search, in a hurry. Then underneath: how fast it is, how it is set up for search, and whether the details a customer needs are where they look.
What is costing you calls and what we would change first, in plain language, from the person who would do the work.
The same people build the booking system, the customer portal, the crew's app and the console behind it, when the spreadsheets stop keeping up.
What it does, where, and what the website has to make happen. Within a day you will have a straight answer on what it takes to build, what it costs to run, and what we would cut. If the honest answer is that you do not need a new site, that is the answer you get.
Or skip the form entirely. hello@pinelandtech.com reaches a person, not a queue.