Mubarak · Austin, TX · I build it, you own itA small site for a service business that sells a priced package: your prices, how to start, your reviews, built for a phone, live within seven days.
Launch price: $900 for my next two clients.
Half to start, half after it's live. No strings. The mockup is free. Then $1,200.
A driving school in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Before: a parent found a page with no prices for the course they wanted and no way to sign up. Now: every program has a price, they pick one, and they pay. The owner changes his own prices and reviews without me.
Everything on it is in the standard product, except two things: customers pay on the site (that's the +$300 add-on) and a student login, which isn't in the standard price but can be quoted if you need one.
"We almost went with driving school software that would have cost us $15 per student and basically owned our website. With Mubarak, we took control. Now people go straight to the website, sign up, sign the student contract and pay. We get the signed form and the payment, and we just schedule them. Almost every customer compliments us on how it explains everything nervous parents need to know."
— Abdiaziz Hilowle, owner, Golden Mile Driving School
A trucking company in Shakopee, Minnesota, hiring its first drivers. One page: the job, the pay, the schedule, the truck, the owner, the questions drivers ask, and an Apply form that takes a minute. Live October 21, 2026.
Same idea, different number: the pay is on the page, and drivers apply in a minute. The first site was a favor for a friend. It worked well enough that he hired me to build the site for his second company. He owns the code and the hosting; it costs him nothing to run.
"When I started Golden Mile, one of our biggest challenges was needing a detailed website that actually attracted students, not the basic page most driving schools have. I had a different vision, and Mubarak helped me bring it to life with the right content and strategy. So when I needed a website for my new business, going with him was a no-brainer. He didn't disappoint: a brand-new site with the look and feel I needed."
— Abdiaziz Hilowle, owner, Sable Freight
Launch price: $900 for my next two clients. $450 to start the build, $450 only after it's live and you've seen it. No strings on the discount. Then $1,200 ($600 + $600). The mockup is free either way.
Included: your prices, how to start, about you, your reviews, and customer questions, built for a phone; your domain connected; your Google Business Profile set up or fixed; hosting; two rounds of changes. Add-on, +$300: customers pay on the site. The full list and fine print are in the questions below.
The guarantee
Your business name and city is enough. I'll look you up the way a customer would and send you a mockup of your page on a phone. If your business doesn't fit what I do, I'll tell you that instead.
Rather text or email? Text (612) 232-1923 or hello@mubarakbuilds.com with your business name and city. I reply within one business day.
You can, and if you have the time and the patience, a builder can give you a decent page. What you're paying me for is the work around it: I interview you, sort out what you offer and what it costs, write the page in your words, connect the form and the domain, set up your Google profile, test it on a phone, and take responsibility for it being live in seven days. You spend twenty minutes. If you'd rather spend the weekend doing it yourself, that's a fair choice.
Maybe your cousin. The test is the same for both of us: a site he built where the prices are on the page and a customer can start without calling. If he has one, hire him; $400 is a good price. What you're paying me for beyond the page is the interview, the writing, the Google profile, the phone test, and a seven-day deadline I'm on the hook for.
Ads, Instagram, blogs, SEO retainers, logos, brand books, online stores, restaurants. For those I'll point you elsewhere. I build one small site that does one job and I set up or fix your Google Business Profile so that page gets found by people already looking for you. Separate from that list: a second language, a customer login, or more than four pages aren't in the standard price, but I can build them. Say so on the form and I'll quote it before you pay anything.
Three different things can happen, and they're handled differently. (1) A defect: something I delivered stops working the way it did on launch day (the form, a link, a page). I fix it free for twelve months. (2) A small change you want: text, a price, hours, one photo, or adding one review; nothing that needs a new page or section. Free for the first 30 days after launch; then $40 each within three business days, or the $59/month Care plan: I host the site, make up to five small changes a month, each within two business days, and check every month that the form, links, and domain still work. Offered at handoff, stop any month; if you stop, I move the site into accounts in your name, free. (3) Troubleshooting: the site broke because of a change you or someone else made, a lost login, or an outside service (Netlify, Stripe, your registrar, Google) changing what it does. That's not a defect and not a small change; I look, tell you what it will take, and quote it before I touch anything. Usually small.
You send me your business name and city. Within 48 hours I send you a picture of your homepage on a phone, free. If you like it, you pay the first half to start ($450 at the launch price, $600 after) and we do one 20-minute call (or the same questions by email) where you tell me your prices and how you work. I write everything from that. You see it live within seven days of confirming your prices and photos, and then you pay the second half. Total: $900 at the launch price, $1,200 after. If you don't like the mockup, you owe nothing.
Because I'm new and I have two sites to show you, not ten. The launch price runs for my next two clients; then it's $1,200. There's no condition on it: no review required, no permission to show your site required. If I ask for either after launch, you can say no and nothing changes.
A home page with your packages and prices, how to start, about you, your reviews, and customer questions; up to three more pages, one per package, if you want them; a note form that emails you; your domain connected; hosting, on my accounts or in your name, your pick; your Google Business Profile set up or fixed; two rounds of changes; 30 days of small changes after launch. The one add-on, +$300: customers pay on the site, a Stripe checkout for up to five priced packages in your Stripe account, tested with a real card before it goes live. It's due with the final payment, and only once the checkout is live and tested. Your name, your photos, your colors, your words; the mockup is yours before you pay anything.
A US service business that sells a priced package: lessons, packages, visits, jobs. Not restaurants, not online stores, not "we'll figure out the offer later." The 612 number is mine from Minnesota; I'm in Austin and work with businesses anywhere in the US. The rest of the fine print is on the terms page (mubarakbuilds.com/terms).
You, either way. Two ways to hold it, your pick at handoff. (1) I keep it: the site stays on my hosting, I make your changes and check it every month; that's the $59/month Care plan, stop any month. (2) You take it: hosting and code go into accounts in your name, set up with me in one 20-minute session, nothing to pay monthly. Switch between the two whenever you like; moving it is free. Either way you get a one-page note with screenshots: how to change a price, your hours, or add a review. It's a text file you edit and save; no code. If you'd rather not touch it, text or email me the change.
Plain version. The mockup is free, so nothing is owed until you say yes to the build. The seven days start when you confirm your prices and photos. If I miss the seven days, you keep the finished site and you never pay the second half. If I haven't put a live preview in front of you within thirty days of your confirmed prices and photos, the first half comes back in full. There's no refund for taste on a finished site, because you saw the mockup before paying anything and you get two rounds of changes after.