For the man who just started working for himself
In 72 hours, they find a real company with your name on it. We build it first, you pay nothing to see it, and you decide after.
What do you do?
Tap your trade. Nothing to pay, and we take no card.
We build it first. You pay nothing to see it.
You pay nothing today
We build it before you pay anything. No card, no contract, nothing to cancel.
The .com goes in your name
Not ours. Once you come aboard it is your company name, on your record, and you take it with you if you go.
You stop, it stops
No contract, no cancellation fee. The website comes down. Your email keeps working.
Your price never goes up
If you keep it, the $49 you start on is locked for as long as you stay. Whoever starts later pays more.
One address that is yours: yourcompany.com. Your name, your number, your towns, in the one place everything points to. Built to make calling you the easy thing to do.
Your website, built to get you called
One page. Who you are, what you fix, the towns you cover, and your number big enough to hit with a thumb, at the top and at the bottom. It is written the way your customers talk, not the way websites talk.
Your own .com
We check what is free and you pick one. Your first look goes up at a NITNI address so you can see it fast, and the .com goes in your name once you come aboard. Not ours. It stays yours if you leave.
A work email
[email protected], landing in the Gmail you already read. Nothing new to check.
Your business card, designed
Two sides, your website, your email and a code they can point a phone at. Print-ready, so you print as many as you want, wherever you want.
A form that emails you the job
Somebody types what they need, it arrives in your inbox. We do not keep it and we do not read it.
Changes, whenever you ask
New photos, another town, new prices. Say the word and we change it. Included every month, at no extra cost.
There were two ways to get a website: pay somebody thousands, or build it yourself at midnight. This is neither.
Nothing to pay up front. You see it before you decide, and the .com goes in your name once you come aboard.
Four steps. Three of them are ours.
On your phone, one at a time. You tap the answers. There is nothing to write.
We check what .com names are free and you pick one. Your first look goes up at a NITNI address so you can see it fast.
Your work, your towns, your number. You look it over and tell us what to change.
Within 72 hours you have a link to your working site. We email it and we call you. Look it over and tell us what to change. Then you decide: keep it at $49 a month, or say no and it comes down. You owe nothing either way.
You probably do. The question is what he builds.
Anybody can put your name on a page. This one is built to get you called. Your number at the top and the bottom, one tap to dial, and a form that lands straight in your inbox. We also write it so Google and the phone assistants know what you fix and where you work.
Nobody can promise you the top spot, and anybody who does is selling you something. What we can promise is that you have a link to yours within 72 hours, it stays up, and nobody has to be asked for a favour twice. If your guy wants to take it over later, the .com is already in your name and it goes with him.
Straight answers. Tap the one you are thinking.
It helps, and plenty of work comes off Facebook. But it is not yours, the rules change without asking you, and it is not what comes up when somebody types your company name into their phone. This is the address you own, with your number on it, and the .com goes in your name.
We set it up so search engines and the assistants on people's phones know what you fix and which towns you cover. Nobody can promise you the top spot, and anybody who does is selling you something. What we can tell you is that when somebody types your company name, they find you instead of nothing.
Some taps on your phone. Your trade, the towns you cover, your number, and what you want to be known for. No forms, nothing to write. Once, and you go back to work.
Yes. Nothing is charged and we take no card. You see a first look while you answer the questions, and within 72 hours you get a link to your working website. Look it over, show it to your wife, send it to a customer. Keep it and it is $49 a month. Say no and it comes down, and you owe nothing.
Then you say so and it comes down, and you owe nothing. Nothing was charged to begin with. If you do keep it, you can still stop any time: no contract, no cancellation fee, nobody to ring up and argue with. The website comes down, your email keeps working, and the .com stays in your name.
Yes. Tell us what to change and we change it: photos, towns, services, prices. Changes are included every month at no extra cost, from the first day.
Still not sure? Tap your trade and look at what you would get. It costs you nothing to look.
You are good at the work. This is the part nobody taught you, so we do it. Answer a few questions and we start building. You pay nothing to see it.
Nothing is charged today and we take no card. If you keep the site after you have seen it, it is $49 a month. If you do not want it, it comes down and you owe nothing either way.