Open Late builds fast, mobile-first websites for local businesses, from here in North Carolina to anywhere in the US, so customers can find you and get in touch at any hour of the day.
Most local businesses lose customers before the phone ever rings.
Every site I build has one job: get the phone ringing.
A Greensboro shop that cleans and remanufactures diesel particulate filters for commercial fleets. The site explains a technical service in plain terms, with a drag-to-compare view of a filter before and after cleaning, a three-step process, and a "Schedule Service" button and phone number on every screen.
A family restaurant site that looks like the restaurant feels: papel picado, talavera tile, and a hand-stamped badge. Today's hours and the order button are the first things you see, and the menu is real text instead of a PDF, so it loads fast and Google can read it.
Proflo Solutions is a live client site. Projects marked "Concept" show how Open Late would build a site for that type of business.
Plenty of customers look for a plumber, a dinner spot, or a haircut after work, when you can't pick up the phone. A good website takes that booking for you, and it's waiting in your inbox in the morning.
A lot of local businesses still have a site like the one on the left. Customers notice, and they call the next result instead.
The call button is the first thing a visitor sees, on every page and every screen size.
"Your AC quit. We'll be there today." beats "Welcome to our website!!"
Slow sites lose visitors before the page even appears, especially on a phone.
Type in your business's website. In about 10 seconds you'll see what customers run into on their phones, in plain English.
Free. No sign-up. Nothing you check is saved.
It checks the 10 things that cost local businesses the most customers.
From a single page to a full redesign, plus the Google setup that helps nearby customers find you.
A new site designed around how your customers actually contact you.
Turn an outdated or slow site into one that brings in calls.
Show up when people nearby search for what you do.
Domain, hosting, updates, and edits handled every month.
You'll always know what's happening and what I need from you.
A 20-minute call about your business, customers, and goals.
You see the homepage design first and give feedback.
Every page built, written, and tested on real phones.
Domain connected, Google set up, and a walkthrough for you.
Edits, updates, and help whenever you need it.
Open Late is just me. The person you talk to on the first call is the person who designs your site, builds it, and picks up when you text to change your hours.
I'm based in Jamestown, North Carolina, and like most towns around here, it runs on small businesses: the corner spots, the crews, the shops everybody in the neighborhood knows. Too many of them are hard to find online, with a website from 2009 or no website at all. I started Open Late to fix that, one shop at a time.
I only take on a few projects at a time, so yours gets my full attention.
A one-page site for new or small businesses.
+ $35/mo hosting, optional
For businesses ready to get more calls and bookings.
+ $35/mo hosting, optional
Online stores, multiple locations, or custom features.
Priced for your project
Pay 50% to start and 50% at launch. Every quote is in writing before work begins.
I register and manage your domain so it's always renewed and never lapses. On a pay-once plan, the site and domain transfer to you once the final payment is made. On a monthly plan, I keep managing everything while you're subscribed, and after 12 months you can buy the site out for a one-time fee listed in your contract.
Instead of paying the full price upfront, you pay a small one-time setup fee ($99 for Starter, $199 for Business) plus your first month. The monthly price covers the design, domain, hosting, and small edits. There's a 12-month minimum, then it's month to month.
Your logo if you have one, photos of your work, and a short call so I understand your business. On the Business plan, I write the copy for you.
Yes. Start with a free site review and I'll tell you what's working, what isn't, and whether a redesign is worth it.
I check your current site's speed, how it looks on a phone, and how easy it is for a customer to reach you, then send a short list of fixes. There's no obligation.
Tell me about your business. You'll get next steps, or a free review of your current site if you already have one.
