Designed around your actual business, built by hand, and put live on the internet with your own domain name.
Not a template with your logo dropped in. Not a page builder you have to learn and then pay for every month. A site that looks like you hired someone โ because you did.
$950 all in the first time โ $900 for the website and $50 that buys your domain name and holds it for four years. $500 if you've ever bought anything from me, even a $40 tap placard: the website halves to $450 and the $50 domain fee stays put, because that part isn't mine to discount. No monthly fee either way.
Every one of these is live right now. Click any of them and go look โ that's the whole point of showing you.

A no-nonsense site that lets the neighborhood know this shop buys and sells guns.

A clean, simple site that makes booking a pool cleaning quick and easy.

A warm, stylish booking site where clients say what they want and get a real price back.

A friendly site for an app that keeps pool owners and their cleaners on the same page.

A calm, no-nonsense site for software that keeps a company's safety paperwork in order.
One price, paid once. No monthly fee, no subscription, nothing that stops working if you stop paying.
What you do, who you do it for, and what you want people to do when they land. A conversation, not a form with forty fields.
You get a real link to a real site, not a picture of one. Usually within a week, depending on how fast photos and details come back to me.
Two rounds of changes are included. Wrong colour, wrong wording, missing service โ say so and it changes.
I register your domain, point it at the site, and turn on the padlock. Then it's yours, on the internet, working.
Buy one thing from Spindola Software โ even the $40 Google review placard โ and every service after that is half price, permanently. That includes this one. A $40 placard turns a $900 website into a $450 website, and it keeps applying to whatever you need next.
The other $50 buys your domain name and keeps it renewed for four years. I don't make a dollar on it, and it doesn't get halved, because it isn't my service to discount โ it's what the registrar charges, paid once so no renewal bill lands on you every year. The name is registered in your name and stays yours, even if you never speak to me again.
See the $40 placard โธNone. You pay once for the build, and the $50 covers your domain for four years. Compare that to the site builders charging $20โ$40 a month forever โ that's $240โ$480 a year, every year, and the site stops existing the month you stop paying.
You do, both. The domain is registered in your name from day one. If you decide to move it somewhere else or hand it to another developer, you can, and I'll help you do it rather than make it difficult.
The domain comes up for renewal and you pay for it โ around $12 a year, straight to the registrar. I can keep handling it at cost if you'd rather not think about it. It's in your name either way, so nobody can hold it hostage.
Usually about a week from the point I have your photos, services and details. The part that slows it down is almost always waiting on those, so the faster you get me the material, the faster it's live.
Two rounds of changes are included, and I'd rather you told me it's wrong than be polite about it. If it's still not right after that, we keep talking โ I'd rather fix it than have a site out there with my work on it that you're not happy with.
Message me. Small text and photo changes are quick and I don't nickel-and-dime for them. Anything substantial gets quoted first, at your half-price rate.
No. You don't need hosting, a builder account, or a plugin. Send me words and pictures and answer questions โ that's the whole job on your end.
Sometimes yes, sometimes it's less work to start clean. Send me the link and I'll tell you honestly which one I'd do, including when the honest answer is that your current site is fine and you should keep your money.
Yes. A website doesn't care where you are โ this part is all done remotely, unlike the placard install. Anywhere in the country works.
That's the whole first step. Send a couple of sentences and I'll tell you what I'd build and what it'd cost โ no obligation, and no sales pitch afterwards.