I'm Steven Mock, based right here in Kansas City. This is my shop — a shelf of ready-made digital products that handle your marketing: a website, your Google listing, a review system, local search cleanup, social posts. You pick the product, I build it and set it up for your business, and you get it ready to use. Flat prices, no contracts, no retainers. Most folks start with the $49 website — everything's on the shelf below.
You don't pay until it's done — card, cash, or Venmo. For one-time work, the card payment link comes when it's delivered.
Every product, every price, right here — no packages to decode, no sales call to sit through. Each one is a flat one-time price (except the care plan, and only if you want it). You order it, I build it and set it up, you get it ready to use.
See what your site looks like to Google and your customers — free one-page checkup, no catch. Don't have a website? The audit shows what customers find instead. Get your free audit →
A clean site that makes you look legit and makes it easy for people to call you. Done in about 3 days. No monthly fee — that's the deal.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
The listing that shows up on Maps and in "near me" searches. A lot of shops have it unclaimed or half wrong. I claim it, fix it, and fill it out right.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
Founding offer: $19/mo right now — that's the temporary intro rate for founding customers. The standard price is $49/mo.
Catch unhappy customers privately before they vent in public — happy ones get a one-tap path to Google. Every customer gets asked the same way, all the feedback lands in your email, and a score of 3 or less pings you instantly so you can fix it while it still matters. Birdeye charges around $299/mo for their version of this.
Already bought my earlier review system? What you paid counts as full credit toward the setup — you just pay the difference.
Start the founding offer — pay by cardRather start on the standard $49/mo plan? Start standard — pay by card
I fix the basics Google actually looks at: your name, address, and phone number matching everywhere, the right categories, and the right words in the right places.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
A month of posts for Facebook and Instagram, written for your trade and ready to go. You just put them up.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
One clean page with all your links — call button, reviews, socials, directions. Good if most of your work comes through Instagram and you don't need a full site yet.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
An online way for customers to book or request an appointment instead of playing phone tag. I set it up on your website and your Google profile — they pick a time, the request lands with you, ready to confirm.
To order, call or email me — you pay when it's done: card, cash, or Venmo. Paying by card? I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered.
The three get-found products in one order: Google Business Profile setup + ReviewCatcher + a link hub page. I set them up together so they work as one system — your listing, your reviews, and your links all pointing people to your phone.
Want me to keep an eye on things? Updates and small changes, handled. This is completely optional and separate — your $49 website carries no monthly fee whether you take this or not.
Start the care plan — pay by cardNot sure where you stand online? Send me your website address and I'll run a one-page checkup on it — what Google sees, what your customers see, and what's missing. You get the report back by email. It's free, it's honest, and there's no catch and no sales call attached.
Email me your business name and your website address — or just say "I don't have one." That counts too. The report shows what customers find instead, which is usually other people's pages.
Does it load? Is it secure? Can somebody tap to call you from their phone? Is your email on there, your address, your reviews, your Google listing? Plain answers, line by line — pass, missing, or honestly couldn't check.
What passed, what's missing, and what it would cost to fix — the same flat prices on the shelf above, no surprises. What you do with it after that is entirely up to you.
Every product on the shelf does one of these three jobs:
When somebody searches for what you do near them, your name shows up — on the map, in the listings, with the right phone number and hours.
Everybody googles you before they call. A clean website, a filled-out Google profile, and real reviews make you the easy pick over the guy with nothing.
Every piece points at one thing: your phone ringing. Big call buttons, reviews where people see them, and pages that come up fast instead of making people wait.
Three steps. That's it.
Call or email me with what you want off the shelf — or just tell me the problem ("nobody finds me on Google") and I'll point you at the right products. Five minutes is plenty.
About 3 days for most products. You get a look before anything goes live, and I'll fix anything that doesn't look right to you.
Card, cash, or Venmo, once the work's finished and you're happy with it — paying by card, I'll send you a payment link when it's delivered. No deposit, no contracts, no monthly bill showing up later.
Fair question. Agencies charge $1,500 and up for a website — and hundreds a month after that — because they've got an office, a sales team, and account managers to pay for. I don't have any of that. It's just me, I work out of Kansas City, and I build fast with modern tools — so the price you pay is for the work, not the overhead. And unlike the template shops, you're not buying some file you have to figure out yourself — every product here is built and set up for your business, ready to use.
No route is perfect. Here's the trade, in plain words, so you can pick with your eyes open.
| Mock Web Services | Wix / GoDaddy DIY | Local designer / agency | Fiverr gig (market comparison) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website cost | $49 one time. No monthly fee from me. | $17–$39/mo (Wix) or $9.99–$20.99/mo intro, higher on renewal (GoDaddy) — $204–$468+ every year, forever. | About $500–$3,000 from a freelancer, $3,000–$10,000+ from an agency for a small-business site. | Starting prices roughly $10–$150 (Level 2) to $195–$600 (Vetted Pro); extras for pages, forms, and revisions push the total up. |
| Who does the work? | I do. You send your info, I build and set it up. | You do — template, copy, photos, mobile fixes, SEO settings. | They do, on their timeline. | A stranger you pick from listings; quality varies a lot by seller. |
| Time to live | About 3 days for a website. | Hours to weeks of your evenings; many sites get abandoned half-done. | Usually weeks; revisions and scheduling add time. | Listed in days, but late or unfinished deliveries are a common complaint. |
| If something's wrong | Call or email one person in Kansas City: 816-379-9878. | Help center, chat, or AI support. | Depends on the person — if they go quiet, you can be stuck without logins. | Platform dispute system; the seller can disappear. |
| Pay when? | When it's done — card (payment link sent at delivery), cash, or Venmo. No deposit. | Up front, then monthly. | Often a deposit up front. | Up front to the platform, plus a buyer service fee. |
| Best for | A local business that just needs to be found, look legit, and get calls — without a monthly bill. | Someone who enjoys building it themselves and wants lots of apps/features. | A bigger or custom project with a real budget. | A small, well-defined one-off task with a vetted seller. |
Prices checked Oct 25, 2026 from Wix, GoDaddy, and published designer/Fiverr pricing guides linked in my notes. Competitor prices change — check their pricing pages before you decide. If you need e-commerce, bookings, or a big custom site, I'll tell you straight that a different route fits better.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, call 816-379-9878.
No. The $49 is one time and there is no monthly fee from me. The optional Care plan ($29/mo) is separate — you do not need it to keep your site. If you use your own domain name, your registrar charges its own yearly domain renewal (usually around $15–$20/year, paid to them, not me) — I'll point that out before we start, not after.
Five things: your business name, what you do, the city/area you serve, the phone number customers should call, and any photos or logo you already have. No photos? We start with clean text and layout — you can add photos later.
You see it before anything goes live, and I fix what doesn't look right to you. You don't pay until it's done.
Often, yes. Tell me what you have and I'll tell you straight whether a cleanup product (Google profile $25, Local SEO cleanup $30, or ReviewCatcher at $49 setup + $49/mo — founding offer right now is $19/mo to start) fixes it, or whether starting fresh is cheaper. I won't sell you a new site if a $25 fix does the job.
You should — and I set it up that way. Your Google Business Profile is claimed under your business, and I'll hand over what was built for you. If a past designer still holds your logins, tell me first; recovering those can take extra steps.
For one-time work: when it's done and you've seen it. Card, cash, or Venmo — paying by card, I'll send you a payment link when the work's delivered. No deposit, no contract, nothing up front. The two monthly products (the care plan and ReviewCatcher) are subscriptions, so those start by card.
Yes — based in Kansas City, serving businesses anywhere. Everything here is done by call and email, so distance doesn't change the price or the timeline.
Big online stores, custom apps, and booking/payment systems. If that's what you need, a platform like Wix or a full designer is the honest fit — I'd rather tell you that than sell you the wrong thing.
Tell me what you do and where you are. I'll tell you straight what you need, what you don't, and what it costs — which, since you just read the menu, you mostly already know.
Tell us what to fix — it goes straight to Steven.