Dear Friend,
Hi, I'm Kris.
Let me guess how it's been going with your website.
Either you don't have one and you've been meaning to get around to it for... a while now. Or you paid someone way too much, waited way too long, and ended up with something you can't even update yourself.
Sound about right?
Here's why I built this.
A buddy of mine runs a plumbing business. Good guy. Works hard. Knows his trade inside and out.
He paid $3,500 for a website. Waited six weeks. And what'd he get? A basic site he couldn't even update without calling the guy who built it and paying more.
That really bothered me.
Not because $3,500 is a lot of money (though it is). But because the technology to build a great website fast already exists. The problem is, it was never built for guys like him. It was built for people who know words like "DNS" and "hosting" and "CMS."
My buddy fixes pipes. He's not trying to become a computer guy. And he shouldn't have to.
Here's my background, and why it matters for you.
I've spent the last ten years selling AI and tech to massive companies. Audi. Volkswagen. JPMorgan. Companies with million-dollar budgets and entire IT departments.
My job was always the same: take complicated technology and make it usable for normal people. Not engineers. Regular people who just need the thing to work.
I've helped bring in over $100 million for the companies I've worked with. I've spoken about AI at the New York Stock Exchange. I've written for Forbes.
But here's the thing.
I kept watching big companies get access to tools that made everything easier, faster, and cheaper. And I kept thinking: small businesses deserve this too. The plumber. The electrician. The contractor. The people who actually keep the world running.
They just needed someone to build it for them. Without all the tech jargon.
So I built SmallBizWeb.
I'm not going to pretend I invented something new here. I didn't.
I took the same tools the big companies use (the AI, the design systems, the hosting infrastructure) and I stripped out everything that makes it confusing.
You answer a few questions about your business. The system builds your site. You tell it what to change in plain English. That's it.
No tech words.
No confusing dashboards.
No waiting weeks for someone to call you back.
Just a real website that actually gets your phone ringing.
I spent my career making complicated tech simple for Fortune 500 companies.
Now I'm doing it for the people who actually keep things running. Plumbers, electricians, contractors, landscapers. The folks we all call when something breaks.
You're too busy doing real work to mess around with website builders. So I made one that doesn't ask you to.
Kris
Founder, SmallBizWeb