Web design & follow-up · Philadelphia
I build websites for
local businesses that
actually bring in calls.
Most small business sites just sit there. I build the site, the phone and the follow-up as one setup, so someone who finds you at 8pm actually reaches you instead of hitting voicemail.
More appointments
The site turns visitors into booked jobs instead of browsers.
Never lose a missed call
Every call you can’t take gets answered or texted back the same minute.
Never think about posting again
Google, Facebook and Instagram kept current without you touching them.
The usual setup
A website you paid for once and haven’t touched since. A phone that goes to voicemail after six. A Facebook page you keep meaning to get back to.
Each piece works on its own. None of them are joined up, so a call that comes in on a Sunday evening has nowhere to land. That gap is where the work goes — not to the business with the better website, but to whoever picked up first.
Your website isn’t broken. It’s just asleep.
It sits there looking fine while people find you, don’t get an answer, and go somewhere else.
Three stages, one system

The overview
How the whole thing works, start to finish.
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A calm, editorial dental site designed to convert hesitant patients into booked consultations.
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A handyman landing page built to rank locally and turn searches into same-day call-backs.
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A car rental concept with live availability and a booking flow that feels effortless.
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A garage door service site engineered to capture emergency calls before the competition.
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An electrical contractor concept that projects trust and makes booking a job simple.
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A roofing concept designed around storm-damage urgency and fast quote requests.
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A cleaning service concept with recurring-booking logic baked into the page.
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An HVAC concept built for seasonal demand spikes and after-hours service calls.
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Custom database and API-driven builds.
Searchable inventory, live availability, booking engines, member accounts, payments — anything that needs a real backend rather than a form. Built and priced on its own, outside the monthly plans.
Sites marked concept are built to show what a trade can look like, not real clients. As my clients rack up their own numbers, they'll appear here — with receipts.

Most local websites are a brochure nobody reads. Yours should be booking work while you sleep.
How the answering actually works
People first. The system is the backup.
Your phone rings the way it always has. You pick up when you can. The system only steps in for the calls that would otherwise have gone to voicemail — and when it does, it takes a message or books the slot, then hands you the whole conversation. You can read it, change what it says, or take over mid-sentence.Always Answered plan and up, from $397/mo
What it will and won’t do
- It only picks up when you can’t. Your phone always rings first.
- It says up front that it’s an assistant. It never pretends to be a person.
- Anyone who asks for a human gets one. Every time.
- It books simple appointments. Anything about price, or anything complicated, it takes the details and hands it to you.
- You get a transcript of every single call.
Try it before you believe it
Don’t take my word for it. Call it.
Ask it anything you’d ask a receptionist. That’s the same system your customers would reach — no demo account, no sales call first.
Process — design, engine, growth

I design your site
Drawn for your business, not picked from a template. You see it before anything is built.

I wire up the rest
The phone, the messages and the follow-up all connect into the site, so nothing lives in a separate place.

You get on with the work
Calls get answered, jobs get booked, and you see every one of them without logging into anything.
What “I design your site” actually means
Five phases before a single line of the real thing gets written.
Brief, sitemap, wireframe, visual design, then build and test. It’s non-linear — phases loop back when something doesn’t hold up — but nothing gets skipped, and you see the work at every stage.
I build every Novex site myself. No team, no account manager, no handoff — the person who designs it is the person who answers the phone.

Pricing — published, per tier
Four plans. Every price public.
No setup fee, cancel anytime. The website comes with every plan — you’re paying for the system around it.
$197/mo
Foundation
Everything you need to stop losing customers.
- Custom website — designed, hosted, maintained
- Missed-call text-back
- Webchat widget
- Unified inbox — SMS, email, social
- Business number — calls logged and transcribed
- Online booking calendar
- Contacts & CRM
- Mobile app
$397/mo
Always Answered
Foundation, plus a phone that never goes unanswered.
- Everything in Foundation
- AI answering — 24/7, qualifies, books into your calendar
- Unlimited. No per-message charges, no overage bills
$649/mo
Found & Answered
Most popular
Get found locally and never miss the call that follows.
- Everything in Always Answered
- Google Business Profile, professionally managed
- Weekly Google posts
- Facebook & Instagram on autopilot
- Listings kept consistent everywhere
- Monthly plain-English ranking report
$997/mo
Everything
The whole system, nothing held back.
- Everything in Found & Answered
- Automated review requests and replies
- Email & SMS campaigns
- Funnels, pipelines, Text-2-Pay invoicing
- Custom automations built for you
- Monthly strategy call — direct with Piotr
No surprise bills. No vague retainers. No discovery-call pricing games — every dollar is public, so it can’t depend on what I think you’ll pay.
Full pricing and add-on modulesWhat people ask me before they say yes
It costs too much.
Compare it to one job you didn’t get, not to what another designer charges. For most trades a single missed call is worth more than a month of this.
I’m not technical.
There’s nothing to learn and nothing to log into. I build it, I run it, and you carry on answering your phone the way you always have.
My business is too small for this.
Small is the whole point. A five-person shop feels a missed call far more than a fifty-person one — there’s nobody else to catch it.
Journal — what I’ve worked out so far
AI for Local BusinessWhen Every Teller Is Busy, the Member Gets VoicemailA branch phone rings hardest when every teller and manager is already with someone. Here's the triage layer that fixes it without touching a single account.1 min
Web Design that ConvertsYour Online Store's Phone Number Is a Trust SignalMost people who call an online store aren't calling for support. They're checking you're real before they spend $300. Here's what that number is worth.1 min
AI for Local BusinessVoicemail Doesn't Lose the Call. It Loses the Reason.When every person in the office is genuinely busy, voicemail throws away the one thing you needed: what the caller wanted. Here's the triage fix, in full.1 minApply — tell me what you do
Your competitors have a website. You’ll have a system.
Tell me what you do and I’ll tell you honestly whether this is worth it for you.
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