One-page websites for small businesses

Someone just looked you up.

They found you on Google, or a friend passed your name along — and they’re deciding whether to come in. We build the one page that answers them: what you offer, your hours, where you are, how to reach you.

What goes on the page
  • Private preview
  • No obligation
  • Never made public
  • One fixed price
A finished one-page website shown on a phone: the shop’s name, a photo, opening hours, the address, and buttons to call or get directions.
An example — the whole site is this one page.

What we make

One page. What a first-time visitor needs, and nothing else.

Built for the phone in someone’s hand.

  1. 01

    What you offer — the short, honest version a first-time visitor needs.

  2. 02

    Your hours and where you are, clear and current when we launch — with tap-to-call and directions.

  3. 03

    A clear next step — call, book, order, enquire or visit — linked straight to whatever you already use.

  4. 04

    Fast to load, and nothing on the page that doesn’t help them say yes.

Who it’s for

For the businesses people check before they walk in.

A florist’s window with buckets of cut flowers A barbershop’s engraved window sign A bookshop frontage, its window full of books

Whatever the trade — one page, the essentials, on a domain you own.

No subscription. Nothing you have to log into.

One page One fixed price Published on a domain you own

About

A small studio.

Agathovia is a small, independently run web studio. We take one project at a time and keep each one deliberately small — we think most small-business websites are bigger than they need to be, and harder to keep honest.

Seeing a preview we’ve made puts you under no obligation: there’s no charge to look, we don’t take payment up front, and we never list or promote previews publicly.

How we work →

Contact

Got a preview link? Let’s talk.

The simplest way to reach us is to reply to the email your preview came from — it reaches the same inbox. Or:

If a concept isn’t relevant to you, no reply is needed — “no more emails” is enough and we’ll stop.