Your customers are Googling you right now.
If they can't find you, they call whoever comes up instead — usually a chain. Web405 builds the website your shop should be showing them: your reviews, your work, your phone number, ranking for the searches that bring in jobs.
Google is your storefront
Most new customers find a shop by searching — "muffler shop Moore," "transmission repair Norman." No website means the chains take that call.
Your reviews deserve better
Hundreds of five-star reviews and nowhere to point them? A website is where your reputation goes to work instead of sitting on a listing.
Directories get you wrong
Old listings show dead phone numbers, wrong hours — some even say "closed" when you're open. One real website is what Google trusts over all of them.
I build it before you pay a dime
Free demo, built first
I research your shop — your reviews, your photos, your competition — and build a working sample site. You see the real thing, not a slideshow.
You say yes (or no)
If you like it, we sign a one-page agreement and I take a 50% deposit. If you don't, we shake hands and I leave. No pressure either way.
Built and launched
Full build with pages for every service you offer, your real reviews, online booking, and local SEO. Live in about two weeks, on a domain you own.
Looked after, monthly
Hosting, security, backups, updates, and your changes — handled. You're not buying a file, you're buying somebody who answers.
Straight numbers, said out loud
Starter
- 5 pages: Home, Services, About, Gallery, Contact
- Mobile-first, click-to-call everywhere
- Contact form straight to your phone
- Google Business Profile claimed & optimized
- Basic local SEO
Standard
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 10 pages — one per service, so you rank for each job you do
- Custom design around your shop's look
- Your real Google reviews, on the site
- Online booking that lands in your pocket
- Full local SEO setup
- Two revision rounds included
Plus
- Everything in Standard
- Scheduling / booking integrations
- Online payments or e-commerce
- Multi-location or service-area pages
- Full professional copywriting
The last web guy disappeared. I'm five minutes away.
Every shop owner I meet has a version of the same story: a nephew, a freelancer overseas, a company in another state — the site went up, then it broke, then nobody answered.
I'm Max Zavarzin. I live here, I build websites for shops and trades in Norman and Moore, and my business only works if yours can reach me. When Google changes something or your hours change for a holiday, you text me and it's handled.
I'll come to your counter, show you a working demo of your own shop's site on my phone, and you can judge the work itself — not a pitch deck.
The Web405 promises
- Your domain is registered in your name. Never held hostage.
- The price I quote is the price. No surprise invoices.
- Demo first — you never pay for something you haven't seen.
- Real reporting monthly: traffic, calls, form fills.
- If you leave, you leave with everything. Clean handoff.
Things shop owners ask me
Can't I just do this myself on Wix for $20 a month?
You can, genuinely. What most owners find is it takes a working weekend or three, it looks like a template, and then nobody keeps it updated. You're paying me so it never becomes your problem. What's 40 hours of your time worth in the bay?
We're busy enough already. Why bother?
Busy with repeat customers — that's the best kind. The website is for the customer who doesn't know you yet: the one Googling for exactly what you do and finding a chain instead. One big-ticket job a month from search usually pays for the whole thing.
We have a Facebook page.
Keep it — it's great for photos and regulars. But Facebook doesn't show up when someone searches "shop near me" on Google, and it can't fix wrong info on old directories. The website does both, and your Facebook links to it.
What if I want out later?
Thirty days' notice, no fight. The domain is registered in your name from day one, and you leave with the site files and every account. A clean exit is in writing in the agreement — it's the opposite of how the last guy did it, which is the point.
Who actually does the work?
I do. No agency, no account manager, no offshore team. The person who builds your site is the person who answers when you call — which is why I keep the client list small and local.
See your shop's site before you spend a dollar
Tell me about your business and I'll build a working sample — your name, your reviews, your services — and bring it to your counter. Takes me about a day. Costs you nothing to look.