Services
Get found. Stay working. Recover what went quiet.
White Hill builds business websites, repairs existing ones, and is developing a revenue recovery system for trade businesses that send estimates. Every engagement starts with a written scope.
Fixed price
Website Building
A complete business website, written, designed, built, connected, and launched.
The standard five-page website is $1,750, paid as $1,050 to begin and $700 before launch. Once the scope is confirmed, the client receives one flat quote for the whole project. The target is seven business days once payment, access, and required information are received.
- Best forService businesses, studios, restaurants, independent brands
- DeliverableUp to five core pages, launched
- Price$1,750 fixed standard
- After launch30 days support · optional care $149 per month
Bounded scope
Website Repair
One defined fix to a website that already exists, without turning it into a redesign.
A repair covers a single agreed defect, such as a broken link or booking route, a mobile layout fault, or a failing form. The fix and its acceptance check are agreed in writing first, then implemented and tested on phone and desktop with rollback evidence.
- Best forWorking sites with one clear problem
- DeliverableOne agreed repair, tested
- Pilot rate$200 once
- Not includedNew pages, redesigns, migrations
In pilot validation
Revenue Recovery
The Opportunity Engine
For owner-led trades: find the estimates and inquiries that never reached an answer, and keep new ones from going quiet.
The owner approves which records White Hill may read. The system sorts them into opportunities with the source record attached and reports what needs a decision. Nothing is sent to a customer without a person approving it. It is offered as a Recovery Pilot with a written scope, a stop date, and a deletion date. Pricing is not set.
- Best forEstimate-driven, owner-led trades
- AvailabilityScoped pilots
- PriceNot set
- Customer messagesHuman approved, always
How the lines connect
One customer journey, covered end to end.
A business loses work in three places: before a customer gets in touch, when the site breaks, and after the estimate goes out.
- 01
A customer looks the business up
The website says what the business does, where it works, and how to reach it.
Website Building - 02
They try to get in touch
Links, forms, and booking routes work on every device. When one fails, it is fixed as a defined job.
Website Repair - 03
The business sends an estimate
Pricing, scope, and commitments stay with the owner.
The client - 04
The estimate goes quiet
The open opportunity stays tracked until it reaches a real ending: won, lost, postponed, do not contact, or needs a person.
Revenue Recovery
Each service is a separate engagement with its own scope and terms. Website prices do not apply to Revenue Recovery.
Every engagement
The same operating standard.
Written scope first
A flat quote for a website, an agreed acceptance check for a repair, or a pilot scope with stop and deletion dates.
Defined delivery
Work is delivered against a checklist, reviewed with the client, and tested on phone and desktop before handover.
Clear ownership
Clients own their site, their domain, and their data. Ongoing care is optional.
Start here
Start with a 30-minute call. Leave with a clear scope.
Tell White Hill what the business needs. You get a defined scope, a fixed quote where one applies, and a clear next step.