Websites and digital business cards across the United States
From a roofer in Texas to a wedding photographer in Colorado, we build pages for people who work for themselves all over the US. Find your state to see who around you could use one, and why.
- 21states
- 84cities so far
- $0for your draft
- $99a year to start
What should a small business website in the US have?
What you do, where and how to reach you, same as anywhere. In the US, people search by city, by neighborhood and by county, and "near me" is on every other search. Your page names the places you serve and keeps your hours right, so the person three suburbs over knows whether you'll come out.
Many trades and professions are licensed by the state, and careful customers look the number up before they call. Show your license where your state board asks you to, and say which areas it covers if you work across a state line.
If a lot of your customers speak Spanish, the Video Hub can add a Spanish version of your page. And if you email customers, the CAN-SPAM Act expects every marketing email to carry your postal address and a clear way to unsubscribe.
Find your state
Each state page covers the local economy and the kinds of work done there. City pages go one step closer to home.
ArizonaAZ
CaliforniaCA
ColoradoCO
FloridaFL
GeorgiaGA
IllinoisIL
IndianaIN
MarylandMD
MassachusettsMA
MichiganMI
MinnesotaMN
MissouriMO
New JerseyNJ
New YorkNY
North CarolinaNC
OhioOH
PennsylvaniaPA
TennesseeTN
TexasTX
VirginiaVA
WashingtonWA
What to get right on a US page
Details your customers will notice. We'll ask you about each one.
The cities and neighborhoods you serve
"Electrician in Mesa" finds more people than "electrician". List every city and area you cover.
Your state license
Show the number where your state board asks for it. Customers do look it up.
Spanish where it helps
If many of your customers speak Spanish, a Spanish version comes with the Video Hub.
Holiday hours
Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July, the week between Christmas and New Year. Say when you're closed.
Your postal address for email
Marketing emails need it under CAN-SPAM, along with a way to unsubscribe.
Time zone
Working with customers in other states? Say which time zone your hours are in.
Questions from US businesses
Do you work with businesses in every state?
Yes. These pages cover the states and cities we've written about so far, but we build for people anywhere in the US.
Can my page show my state license number?
Yes. It goes wherever your state board wants it, usually near your name or in the footer.
Can I have a Spanish version of my page?
Yes, on the Video Hub. Each language gets its own pages, so people searching in Spanish can find you too.
What do I need to send a newsletter?
Newsletters and signup are in the Video Hub. Under the CAN-SPAM Act, each marketing email needs your postal address and a way to unsubscribe. This isn't legal advice, so check the rules for your own mailings.
Does it matter that you're not in my time zone?
No. Everything happens online: you send details and photos when it suits you, and you review the free draft on your phone whenever you have a minute.
See your page before you pay anything.
Tell us what you do and where in the US. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.
- The draft is free
- Up to two rounds of changes
- From $99 a year, only if you say yes