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Web design that makes people stop and look twice.
Custom-built websites for local businesses anywhere in the country. Built to impress. Priced to make sense.
100% Custom Builds
No templates, ever
Nationwide
Working with owners in any state
Quality Crafted
Fast turnaround, zero shortcuts
Month-to-Month
No long-term contracts
We get it
You've got reasons you haven't done this yet.
Most local business owners we talk to have the same three concerns. Here's the honest truth about each one.
I already have a Facebook page.
Facebook reaches people who already know you.
A website is how new customers find you when they search for what you do. The two work best together: Facebook keeps your regulars, your site brings in the people who've never heard of you yet.
It sounds like a lot of work.
You do almost nothing.
You tell me about your business once, and I handle the entire build. Need a change later? Text or call and it's done, usually the same day. No dashboards to learn, no tech to manage. That's my job, not yours.
How do I know it's even working?
You'll see the proof every month.
Every month I send a simple report showing how many people visited, how many called, and how many reached out through your site. No guessing whether it's worth it. You'll see exactly what it's doing.
What this site is
This isn't a portfolio.
It's a menu.
Every style, animation, and layout shown throughout this site is something we can build for your business. The whole site is a working demo, what you see is what you get. That said, what's here is just a starting point. These are some of the most popular options we offer, but no two businesses are the same. If you have a vision, a specific look you've seen somewhere, or an idea that isn't listed here, bring it. We work with each client individually and do our best to build exactly what fits your business, not just what's on the menu. Click any category below to explore live examples, then we'll talk about what fits your storefront.
Pick what fits — we'll build it
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About
Built by someone who gets it.
I'm Jackson Saldan. I run Storefront Digital out of New Jersey and I build premium websites for local businesses anywhere in the country. I started Storefront Digital because I kept seeing great local companies stay practically invisible online, losing customers who were searching for exactly what they offer, simply because their web presence didn't reflect how good they actually are.
My goal isn't just to hand you a website. It's to build something that stops people mid-scroll, earns their trust instantly, and makes your business look exactly as established as it is. Every site is custom from the ground up. No templates, no copy-paste layouts. You get a say in everything, the look, the feel, the features, until it matches the vision you have for your business.
I'm straightforward, responsive, and genuinely invested in your success. I don't disappear after launch. I stick around, make adjustments, and treat every client like they're my only one. My standard is simple: every website I deliver should exceed what you thought was possible.
Jackson Saldan
FAQ
FrequentlyAskedQuestions
The questions you're actually asking.
No sales script. Here's the honest version of everything people want to know before they say yes.
Ask Me AnythingThere isn't one, and here's the honest math so you can judge it yourself. The shops quoting you $2,500 are paying a designer, a developer, a project manager, and an office lease. I'm one person with almost no overhead and something to prove, so $450 still works fine on my end. The other half of the answer is this: I build the site before you pay me anything. You see the finished thing, live, working on your phone, and then you decide. If you don't want it, you don't pay and we're done. That's a lot of work to do on spec, and I do it because a site you've already seen sells itself better than any pitch I could give you.
No, and that's the whole reason there are three options instead of one. One of them is a single payment. I build the site, hand you the code, set you up on your own hosting account, and you never hear from me again unless you want something changed. That hosting runs roughly ten to twenty dollars a year and you pay it directly to the provider, not to me. The two monthly plans exist because most owners would rather not think about hosting, security, backups, or updating their own hours. Fifty a month keeps the site online, secure, and current, with your content changes included. A hundred fifty covers all of that plus your Google Business Profile, your analytics, unlimited new pages, a monthly report, and a logo if you need one. It's the same site either way. Pick the one that matches how involved you actually want to be.
No. Every plan is month to month. No annual agreement, no cancellation fee, no auto-renewing twelve-month trap. You can move from Complete down to Essentials, or off the monthly entirely, any time you want, and there's no penalty and no waiting period for switching. If you leave, I hand you your site code that day. The only thing keeping you on a plan is whether it's worth the money that month. I'd rather earn it thirty times than lock you into something you regret by March.
You keep it. That's the part that's actually different here. Your domain is registered in your name from day one, and the site code is yours the moment you ask for it. If you're on a monthly plan and you stop, I hand you the files and point you at the same hosting provider I'd have set you up with on the one-time plan, which runs about ten to twenty dollars a year. The site doesn't have to come down. It just stops being my job. No hostage situation, no ransom to get your own stuff back, no "sorry, that's in our system."
Not for a full year, and that's in writing. Whatever rate you start at is your rate for twelve months, on whichever plan you pick. After that, if anything ever changes, you get plenty of notice and the option to walk, because you're not in a contract anyway. I'm not doing the thing where the price quietly creeps every renewal and hopes you don't notice.
Fair question. Here's the honest version. Being one person is the entire reason you can text me at 7pm about your holiday hours and have it done by 7:15. There's no account manager, no ticket queue, no junior guy who's never met you deciding your request is low priority. The tradeoff is I take a limited number of clients on purpose, because the service is the product. If I'm ever at capacity I'll tell you that instead of taking your money and quietly getting slower. And your domain and files are yours no matter what, so you're never stranded.
Good. That means you're good at what you do, which is more than most. But think about what happens right after the referral. Someone gives your name to their neighbor. What's the first thing that neighbor does? They look you up. If nothing comes up, or what comes up is a Facebook page you last touched in 2019, the referral just got weaker on the way over. A website doesn't replace word of mouth. It's what makes word of mouth land. Your best customer already did the selling. Don't make them do it twice.
Then this is an easier conversation, because you already believe in the idea. The question isn't whether you have a website, it's whether it's doing anything. If it's a template from 2014 that looks like every other one in your trade, doesn't work right on a phone, and hasn't sent you a single call this year, that's not an asset. It's an address. Send me the link. I'll look at it and tell you straight whether it's worth rebuilding or worth leaving alone. If it's fine, I'll say it's fine.
Then you don't pay. You don't owe me a dollar until the site is built, live, and you've looked at it and said yes. Not a deposit, not a proposal fee, not a "well, we've already started" invoice. If you see the finished site and it isn't worth $450 to you, we shake hands, you keep your domain, and I've lost a week. The risk here is mine, and I'd rather have it that way.
Contact
Ready to see what your business could look like?
Tell me a little about your business and I'll send back a few real examples — built for you, not a template.
Call or text
(856) 800-4821
Email
jackson@storefrontdigital.co
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New Jersey · Working Nationwide
Working with business owners across the country. Everything happens over phone, text, and email, so where you are does not matter.
Most projects start within a week of our first call. No pressure, no pitch deck — just a real conversation.