I build your site first. You pay after you see it.

No deposit, nothing to sign up front. You open it live and decide. If you say no, you owe me nothing.

Built and run by Francisco Johnson in Atlanta. You deal with me, not an account manager and not a ticket queue.

Why I build before you pay me

Most people in this business want a deposit and a signature before you see a single screen. I do it the other way around.

I look at your business, I build the site, and I send you the link. You open it on your phone the way a customer would.

If it is not right, you say so and you are done. No invoice, no cancellation, no argument.

The risk sits on my side of the table. That is the whole offer.

Audit, build, decide

Three steps, in that order. You can stop after any of them, and you are only committed at the third.

01

Audit

I go through the site you have now, or the Google listing doing the job of one, plus your hours and what comes back when someone asks an AI assistant about your business. You get the findings either way.

02

Build

I build the real thing, not a mockup. Your services, your menu, your prices and your hours set as real text that customers, search engines and AI assistants can all read.

03

Decide

You open it live, show it to whoever you trust, and keep it or leave it. Keep it and you pay once. Leave it and you pay nothing.

Four sites I built. All live. Open them on your phone.

I am not going to tell you I am good at this. Pull these up yourself and judge them cold. None of them is a template preview.

  • Sunrise Lounge, sunriselounge-atl.com. Restaurant, bar and hookah on Maxham Road in Austell. A scroll-driven film that flies from orbit down to the front door, kitchen, bar and whiskey menus as real text, a members club, an events calendar, and three forms that reach the venue in seconds.
  • Mr. D’s Smoke Shop, mrdssmokeshop.com. Douglasville, 2818 Fairburn Rd Ste D. Age-verified entry and a cinematic arrival at the storefront. Their Google listing now points at the site for the first time, and the hours finally match the hours on the door.
  • Kick’N Chick’N, kicknchickn.com. Southern food in Lake City and Morrow. The whole menu as real text at real prices, wings through desserts, plus wing flavors, specialty lemonades and reviews.
  • Natural Touch by Aisha, anaturaltouchbyaisha.com. Natural hair styling in Conyers. Knotless braids, silk press, locs, twists, cornrows. Olaplex certified and built around getting booked.

The price is written down, not held back for a call

Here it is before you ever talk to me. A build is $597 for Website Essential or $997 for Website Signature, one time. Signature adds a custom motion or film hero and a deeper multi-page build.

Monthly is separate and optional. Hosting, security, backups and unlimited content updates are $99. The AI receptionist that covers phone, text and email around the clock, and answers ten calls at once, is $329.

Every monthly plan starts the day that piece goes live, never the day you say yes. Nothing auto-renews.

The full list sits on the pricing page, including the bundle that waives over $2,000 of setup fees. What each service actually includes is on the what we do page.

You do not have time to run another project

You are running the place. You are not going to sit in weekly calls or fill out a sixty field questionnaire.

Most of what I need is already public. Your menu, your hours, your address, your reviews. I pull that first, then ask you once about the parts only you know.

If we shoot photos, that is a half day on site, around 25 edited images, $450 per location, metro Atlanta only. I place them into the site instead of handing you a drive.

After launch, content changes are unlimited on the $99 plan. You send me the change. I make it.

You are dealing with me, not an agency

There is no team here. No account manager, no ticket queue, no junior handed your project after the sales call.

My name is Francisco Johnson. I am in Atlanta. You email francisco@enceladusmedia.org and I am the one who answers.

My clients are restaurant owners, smoke shop owners and stylists in Georgia. Not tech people. So I talk the way I just did.

One person means straight answers, and you always know who to call.

Two ways to start

Both forms are short, both are free, and both land in my inbox instead of a queue.

Free site audit

A minute to send. Real findings back, not a template.

Or just get in touch

A question, a quote, or something not on the list.