Services
Websites
Fast, reliable websites for companies of any size — built to connect with the tools your business already runs on.
Websites for any size company
Whether you are a local business launching your first site, a growing company replacing an outdated one, or an agency delivering for clients — I build websites that are fast, maintainable, and wired into your real operations when you need them to be.
Common website projects
- New websites for local service businesses (contractors, clinics, salons, trades)
- Redesigns when the current site looks outdated on mobile
- Lead-capture sites with forms, booking links, and click-to-call
- Ecommerce and Shopify-adjacent storefronts
- Sites connected to CRMs, email tools, and spreadsheets
- Local SEO setup — Google Business Profile, location pages, search basics
- Analytics and conversion tracking so you know what works
- Fixing broken or slow sites when a full rebuild is not the right first step
Packages
| Package | Starting at | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Website Foundation | $2,500 | New or refreshed site with mobile layout, core pages, contact flow, local SEO basics |
| Website + Inquiry System | $5,000 | Foundation plus forms, tracking, and connections so inquiries do not get lost |
| Ongoing Website & Systems Support | $500–$1,500/mo | Updates, small fixes, and help when something breaks |
See local business packages for full details.
What happens first
- Short call or async intake to understand your business and goals
- Review of your current site (if you have one), competitors, and lead path
- Clear scope, timeline, and fixed price before work starts
- Build in phases with checkpoints — not a black box for three months
What you need from the client
- Basic business info, photos, and any existing copy or branding
- Access to domain, hosting, Google accounts, and tools we are connecting
- Timely feedback on drafts — most delays come from waiting on content, not code
- One point of contact for decisions
Common mistakes
- Launching a pretty site with no working contact flow
- Skipping mobile testing until customers complain
- No analytics — you cannot improve what you do not measure
- Rebuilding when forms, tracking, or local SEO would fix 80% of the problem
- Handing off to a random freelancer with no plan for updates
When this is not a fit
- You need the cheapest possible template with no quality bar
- You want a full custom web app, not a business website
- You need a full-time embedded designer/developer on day one
- You are not willing to provide content or feedback during the project
What I build
- Marketing and brochure sites that load fast and are easy to update
- Lead-capture and contact flows that actually reach your inbox
- Ecommerce and Shopify-adjacent storefronts connected to inventory and fulfillment
- Sites that integrate with CRMs, booking tools, forms, and internal systems
- Redesigns and rebuilds when your current site is slow, broken, or hard to change
How this is different from a generic web agency
- Built with performance, accessibility, and maintainability in mind — not just a pretty template
- Connected to your business tools when the site needs to do more than look good
- Same senior technical depth behind integrations, automation, and ongoing support
- Clear scoping — no mystery deliverables or handoff to a random freelancer later
Typical outcomes
- A site your team can trust and update without fear
- Faster load times and better search visibility
- Forms, bookings, and data flows that work reliably
- A foundation you can extend with automation and integrations over time
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work with large companies?
No. I build websites for local businesses, growing companies, startups, and agency client projects. Scope and approach fit the size of the business — not a one-size-fits-all template.
Do you build from scratch or fix existing software?
Both, but I usually start by fixing and stabilizing what you already have. A full rebuild is only recommended when the existing system genuinely cannot support the business.
Can you work with our current tools?
Yes. Most engagements connect tools you already use — Shopify, Etsy, CRMs, spreadsheets, Airtable, Zapier, Make, accounting software, shipping tools, and custom APIs.
Can you work with our agency on client projects?
Yes. Agencies use me as a white-label or named technical partner for backend systems, integrations, automation, and infrastructure their team does not build in-house.
Do you build websites?
Yes — for companies of any size. That includes new sites, redesigns, ecommerce storefronts, and sites connected to CRMs, booking tools, and internal systems. I also fix broken or outdated websites when a rebuild is not the right first step.
Do you work hourly or fixed-price?
Audits and fix sprints are usually fixed-price after a short scoping conversation. Ongoing support is monthly. Hourly is available for small advisory work when it makes sense.
Can you help with AI tools and automations?
Yes — especially when an AI tool worked in a demo but fails in real use. I focus on making workflows reliable, auditable, and maintainable.
Can you support the system after launch?
Yes. Ongoing Website & Systems Support covers fixes, updates, small improvements, and adapting to vendor or API changes as your business evolves.
Do you work with local businesses and remotely?
Both. Based in Durham Region, Ontario. Most work is remote with clear documentation. On-site discovery is available when it helps.
What does a free website review include?
A practical look at your mobile experience, local search basics, contact forms, tracking, and obvious places where inquiries get lost — with clear next steps. Free for local businesses in Durham Region.
Do you only do websites, or software too?
Both. Many local clients start with a website or contact-flow fix. Growing teams and agencies often need software rescue, automation, and integrations — same partner, different entry point.
Who is Blachn.io Software Services for?
Businesses that need one technical partner for their website, software, automations, and support — without hiring a full engineering team or juggling multiple freelancers.