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What should a small shop, rental or event business website include?
Shane Barron · November 2026
The short answer: What you sell or rent with real photos and prices, a way to book or buy on your own site, what's open or available, and where to find you.
Real photos and real prices
Show the thing people want, with the price they will pay.
Book or buy on your own site
A calendar, a cart, or a request form on your domain, so a marketplace isn't taking a cut of every sale.
What's open or available
Hours, open dates, this week's location for a truck. Keep it current and easy for you to change.
Where to find you
Address, map, or schedule, one tap away on a phone.
A custom piece when stock tools don't fit
Sometimes a plugin almost works. A small custom piece can make the site work the way your business does.
See a sketch of yours in ten seconds.
Describe your business. We'll draw the site, then Shane can price it. Most small business sites run $450 to $800.
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