Sam Designs SoftwarePonca City, OK

Services

Updates & Maintenance

A website that's a year out of date does more harm than no website at all. Wrong hours send somebody to a locked door.

No deposit. Nothing to sign to see it.

How an update works

You text me, email me, or call me. "We're closed the week of the fourth." "New number." "Put these three photos on the gallery." "We do septic now."

It goes up. You don't file a request, you don't learn an editor, and you don't get a bill for fifteen minutes of somebody's time.

Why I don't hand you a page editor

Most businesses that get handed a content editor use it twice and never touch it again — usually after something breaks the layout and nobody wants to risk it a second time. Meanwhile the site drifts out of date because updating it is now a chore that belongs to somebody who's already busy.

Sending me a text is faster than logging in. So that's the system.

The upkeep you don't see

  • Certificates renewed before they expire
  • The site checked that it's actually loading
  • Backups kept, so a bad change is never permanent
  • The occasional tune-up as browsers and phones change

Fair questions

While we're on it

What if I want something changed?

Tell me and I'll change it. That's true before you've paid and it stays true afterwards — new hours, new photos, a new service, a new phone number. Send it over and it goes up.

There's no ticket system and no editor for you to learn. A text message is the fastest way to update your website.

Who handles the domain and the technical stuff?

I do — registration, hosting, security, renewals, all of it. It's part of the deal, not an upsell. You run your business; when anything about the website comes up, you call one person: me.

All the questions I get asked →

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See yours before you decide

Tell me about your business and I'll build it. You'll be looking at your finished website, on a live link, before the question of money comes up at all.

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