We loaded 3,123 Seacoast business websites on a phone. 747 are broken.

Not a survey and not an estimate. Every dot below is one real business around here, checked in September. Anything we couldn't confirm by hand, we left uncounted rather than guess.

One mark per website · Seacoast New Hampshire and 40 miles around it September 2026

We'll rebuild your homepage before you pay us anything.

Not a mockup, not a slide deck — a real page you can open on your phone, built for your business, with your services and your town on it. If it beats what you have, we finish the site. If it doesn't, delete the link and we're done.

Have us check yours Send your business name. That's all we need. Usually back within two days. Or see three we've already built.

What we look at

The same checks we ran across all 3,123 sites. Every one is something a customer hits before they ever get to call you.

453Whether it loads at all

662Whether your number can be tapped to call

628Whether there's any way to reach you besides the phone

146Whether the layout works on a phone at all

122Whether your hours match what Google shows

95Whether your menu or prices are a PDF nobody can read

74Whether the browser warns people it isn't secure

74Whether it takes more than three seconds to appear

51Whether anything has been touched in the last three years

37Whether it says which towns you actually serve

The number is how many of the 3,123 sites failed that check. We re-checked every failure by hand before counting it — 373 blocked our checks or turned out fine on a second look, and those are excluded rather than claimed. Another 3,180 businesses nearby have no website at all.

How it goes

We check your site and tell you what we found

One email, a few specifics, no meeting. If there's nothing wrong with yours we'll say so — it happens, and we'd rather tell you than sell you.
We rebuild your homepage, free

Usually two days. You get a link, you open it on your phone, you decide. Nothing is owed and there's no follow-up call.
If you want the rest, we build it in a week

Half up front, half when it's done. You tell us what's wrong with the draft and we fix it until it's right.
We hand it over and step back

The site goes on your domain and your hosting, in your name. No monthly fee, no contract, nothing of ours left holding it hostage.

What it costs

$900

One page, done properly

What you do, where you work, photos of it, and three ways to reach you. Ready in a week.

Most people take this one

$1,500

Five pages

A page per service, plus your work and your reviews. Includes text-back on missed calls for the first month, so a call you couldn't take doesn't become a customer you lost.

$2,500

Five pages, booking, Google sorted

Customers book themselves in, and your hours, photos and service area on Google finally match the site.

If the draft isn't right within seven days you get the deposit back and keep the files. We'd rather refund you than argue with you.

Who you'd be dealing with

I'm Rhys Cartwright. I'm 17, I live in Stratham, and I built the system that measured all 3,123 of those sites.

That system is also why a site takes me a week instead of a month, and why $1,500 is the real price instead of five thousand. An agency charges you for the hours. I don't have hours to sell — I have a tool I built, and I'd rather point it at twenty businesses around here than three.

You're not getting a project manager, a discovery phase, or a call that could have been an email. You're getting me, and a site you own outright at the end.

Want to know what yours is doing?

rhys@graniteweb.net

Tell me your business name. That's all I need to check it.