See it before you buy
Soft open with a real draft — not a mockup slide. You know what you’re getting because it’s already on a page.
For local businesses that need a real website
We build a real draft site from your reviews. You decide.
No sales pitch deck. No generic template dump. County Wide Web puts together a working preview from what’s already true about your business — so you can see it, share it, and say yes or no with confidence.
Local owner: Jason Burch · B&B Printing (serving customers since 1979) · 177 Leland Rd, Graham, TX
Built for shops that are busy running the shop
Most local businesses don’t need an agency. They need a clear website that looks like them, loads fast, and doesn’t become a second job.
Honest local pricing
Recommended path is $299 setup + $29/mo. Prefer to own it free and clear? $499 one-time.
Someone nearby
Same person who runs B&B Printing (serving customers since 1979). Print, mailers, and the website — one contact when you need a tweak.
What you get on the recommended plan
$299 to get set up, then $29 a month for hosting, uptime watching, domain renewal budgeting, and small text or photo updates.
Included
- Multi-page site tailored to your business
- Domain through Namecheap (standard domains ~$11.99/yr — no premium domains)
- Hosting and basic uptime care
- Small text and photo tweaks when you need them
- Mobile-friendly layout that loads quickly
Buyout option
Prefer no monthly? Pay $499 once for the site and domain, free and clear. You own it. No retainer after that — you’re on your own for hosting and updates unless you hire us later.
Who this is for
Salons, cleaners, trades, cafés, churches, clinics — any local business that should show up cleanly online.
Service businesses
Storefronts & shops
Trades & contractors
Family-owned
Churches & nonprofits
We don’t invent reviews, claim Google partnerships, or pretend a demo is already your live site. Drafts are drafts until you say go.
Curious what your site could look like?
Send a note with your business name. If it’s a fit, we’ll talk through a soft-open draft — no pressure, no fake urgency.
Contact Jason