Brooklyn, CT · Est. 2026

Websites and phone-answering AI for Quiet Corner trades. Built by a neighbor, priced on the page.

I'm Bo Nicholson, a security engineer in Brooklyn, CT. I build fast, simple websites for plumbers, HVAC, electricians, landscapers, and roofers within about 35 minutes of here, and I keep them running for $149/month. Price is on the pricing page. No contracts you can't read.

Bo Nicholson outdoors in Brooklyn, Connecticut
  • Lives in Brooklyn, CT
  • Security engineer, 6 years
  • Prices published below
  • You own everything: domain, site, Google account
The missed-call problem

The phone rings while you're under a sink.

Industry estimates put it bluntly: roughly 6 in 10 calls to small businesses go unanswered, and about 85% of those callers never call back. They just call the next name on the list.

How the AI Front Desk fixes it
62%

of calls to small businesses go unanswered

85%

of missed callers never call back

Industry estimates. Take them as roughly right.

Proof

This spot is reserved for real numbers.

The founder deal: first 3 businesses

Half-price build, $1,750 instead of $3,500, in exchange for letting me publish your before-and-after numbers right here. Calls, bookings, where you rank. Real data with your name on it.

Three founder slots. When they're taken, the build price goes back to $3,500.

Claim a founder slot
Before you sign with anyone

Three questions to ask any web vendor. Including me.

“What's the real monthly total?”

Some national vendors advertise ~$250/mo and bill $450-$900. My prices are on the pricing page, and they're the whole bill.

“If I leave, do I keep my site?”

With plenty of vendors, no. Clients report losing their own websites. With me: your domain, your site, your accounts. In the contract.

“Can I see prices without a sales call?”

You're one click from mine. Nobody else around here publishes theirs. Worth asking why.

All seven questions, with receipts →

Fifteen minutes. Evenings work. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you who is.

No pitch deck, no follow-up sequence if you say no.